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Old Town Housing Authority
358 Main Street, Old Town, ME 04468
Public housing and Section 8 vouchers for Old Town residents.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Mon-Thu 8:00 AM-4:30 PM; Fri 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
- Who this helps
- Low-income Old Town residents.
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Caring Community Cupboard
354 Main Street, Old Town, ME 04468
Community food cupboard open for shopping every Tuesday. Client-choice model allows shoppers to select their own items. Current shoppers must be Old Town residents and cannot be University of Maine students, faculty, or staff.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Tuesdays 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
- Who this helps
- Current shoppers must be Old Town residents and cannot be University of Maine students, faculty, or staff. The site does not state an ID policy.
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Old Town-Orono YMCA After School Activity Program
472 Stillwater Avenue
The Old Town-Orono YMCA offers school-year after-school care for Pre-K through grade 5 children ages 4 to 12.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Mon-Fri, end of school day to 5:30 PM
- Who this helps
- Children in Pre-K through grade 5, ages 4 to 12, may enroll when there is space in their classroom.
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Old Town General Assistance
265 Main Street, Old Town, ME 04468
Old Town General Assistance helps residents meet basic needs when they cannot do so on their own.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Tue and Thu 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
- Who this helps
- Old Town residents may qualify if they have no other resources and their household income is below the state maximum for the area and household size. Unemployed or underemployed people who can work must register with Maine Job Service, look for work, and accept job offers. They must also take referred no-cost training and accept a City work assignment if assigned.
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