United Way works with the community to quickly respond to emerging needs and tackle persistent issues, including child care, food insecurity, housing instability, and mental health.
Learn how to spot an overdose and use naloxone to save a life
Dig into the data on working Mainers struggling to afford the essentials
First jobs are exciting. They mark the start of independence, new opportunities, and financial security. But they also come with a less than exciting
The Statewide Homeless Data Lead position is responsible for supporting the development, maintenance, and use of accurate, high-quality data to inform decisions across Maine’s
United Way of Southern Maine is pleased to announce the opening of the Liz Cotter Schlax Capacity Building grant, an annual $10,000 award to
United Way of Southern Maine is thrilled to announce that we collected 28,595 meals at this year’s United We CAN Food Drive + Sculpture
