Getting started.
Who this helps
Groups are open to people age 18 or older seeking support for mental health and/or substance use recovery. No paperwork is required to join a group; membership is optional. Membership is free and voluntary. Recovery groups are led by peer specialists; creative and vocational groups are co-facilitated by a peer specialist and a community member.
How to get started
Walk in during open hours. You can walk in during posted hours; call the Welcome Desk with questions about programs. No paperwork is required to join a group; membership is optional and requires a short application. You decide which activities and groups you'd like to participate in. Together Place describes its environment as welcoming.
How they can help.
Together Place is a peer-run recovery center in Bangor. Together Place offers peer recovery groups and one-on-one support led by Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialists.
- Drop-in peer support and social connection
- Wellness and recovery groups
- Art, music, and creative expression programs
- Members can get vocational preparation for school or employment, including diner work, ServSafe certification, and janitorial skills.
- Employment readiness support
- Community events
What to have ready.
Nothing required. Just walk in.
Call with your questions