The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many unique challenges for our community and our mental health. Many people are experiencing heightened levels of depression, anxiety, and stress. Additionally, many individuals with persistent mental illness or a
United Way of Greater Portland announced today it has awarded $229,239 in the first round of grants from the Greater Portland COVID-19 Community Relief Fund to 31 local non-profit and school-based organizations.
We know the amount and changing nature of the information you have and continue to receive can be confusing and overwhelming. Our goal at United Way of Greater Portland is to share resources, best practices,
The health and safety of our community is our priority. We know the amount and changing nature of the information you have and continue to receive can be confusing and overwhelming. Our goal at
The health and safety of our community is our priority. We know the amount and changing nature of the information you have and continue to receive can be confusing and overwhelming. Our goal at United Way of Greater Portland is to share resources, best practices, and information in the days and weeks ahead.
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE March 13, 2020 Dear Community Advocate, Welcome to a new month of advocacy updates and news from our community and the state. This week’s update includes the debut of our latest advocacy mini-feature,
Utilizing the Make It OK Toolkit and resources is one of the ways IDEXX is creating a mental health-friendly workplace, a featured best practice in the Thrive2027 Thriving Workplace Policies.
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE February 28, 2020 Greetings UWGP Supporters, Welcome to a special edition of United Way of Greater Portland’s (UWGP) Legislative Update, a bi-weekly advocacy and policy newsletter, presented in advance of the referendum vote
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE February 14, 2020 Greetings Community Advocate, Thank you for using your voice to act; making real and tangible change in our community and state. That’s what we call spreading the love! This week’s