H.O.M.E., Inc.
Provides 53 emergency shelter spaces and 16 housing units throughout Hancock County. Also offers food assistance, a craft cooperative, sawmill, and employment programs. Founded in 1970, serving those who suffer most.
Who can use this?
Open to individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity in the Hancock County area.
About this resource
H.O.M.E., Inc. (Homeworkers Organized for More Employment) has been serving Downeast Maine since 1970. Founded on principles of dignity and mutual support, H.O.M.E. provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, food assistance, and self-sufficiency programs on a 90-acre campus in Orland. They operate shelters and transitional houses throughout Hancock County, along with a craft cooperative, sawmill, and other employment programs that help residents build skills and independence.
Services offered
- 53 emergency shelter spaces
- 16 transitional/permanent housing units
- Food assistance programs
- Craft cooperative and employment programs
- Sawmill and woodworking shop
- Case management
- After-hours emergency shelter access
What to expect
Call (207) 469-7961 during business hours (select option 1 for shelter). For after-hours emergency shelter, call (207) 460-3234 and leave a message. Someone will return your call within 24 hours.
What to bring
Nothing required for emergency shelter. Bring any identification you have.