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Avec Head Start - Ellsworth
18 Avery Lane, Ellsworth, ME 04605
Details not fully confirmed
Head Start and Early Head Start for eligible families. Contact Avec about the program, location and current openings that fit your child.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Schedules vary by program; contact enrollment staff.
- Who this helps
- Program age and eligibility requirements apply. Head Start generally serves ages three and four; Early Head Start serves younger children. Ask staff to screen your family.
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Mano en Mano Migrant Education
4 Maple Street, Milbridge, ME 04658
School navigation, education planning and enrichment for eligible students in mobile agricultural and aquaculture families across Maine.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Contact the program to arrange support.
- Who this helps
- A program coordinator determines eligibility based on the student’s age, qualifying work and moves. Ask for a screening rather than assuming a recent move qualifies.
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Rayitos de Sol Childcare
15 Martin Terrance Rd, Milbridge, ME 04658
Bilingual Spanish and English childcare and early learning for Downeast families. Ask about subsidies, scholarships and current openings.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Contact the program for current schedules.
- Who this helps
- Downeast families; current age groups, fees and space must be confirmed with staff.
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Down East Family YMCA Youth Programs
Ellsworth, Maine; confirm the location for your program
All Hancock County sixth graders can receive a free YMCA membership. Membership assistance is based on household income. Ask staff about fees and assistance for each youth program.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Hours and schedules vary by program.
- Who this helps
- Free sixth-grade membership is for Hancock County students. Ask staff about other membership assistance.
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Special Children’s Friends
Ellsworth, Maine; program locations differ
Details not fully confirmed
Special-purpose preschool for children with special needs in Hancock and Washington counties.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Contact the program for intake and appointment information.
- Who this helps
- Call the program to ask which services are available and what eligibility rules apply.
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Hancock County 4-H
Hancock County; activity locations vary
Hands-on projects and youth development for ages 5–18, including science, agriculture, healthy living and community involvement.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Club and activity schedules vary.
- Who this helps
- Youth ages 5–18. Ask about a current club or program that fits your child’s age and interests.
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Maine Families - Hancock County
Home visits in Hancock County
No-charge home visiting for Hancock County residents who are expecting or parenting a baby.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Arrange visits with the local team.
- Who this helps
- Expectant parents and families with a baby in Hancock County. Ask the team about enrollment.
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Downeast Wood Bank
23 Jill's Lane, Surry (Meadowbrook Forest)
Downeast Wood Bank gives seasoned firewood at no cost to people who rely on wood heat and face a short-term heating crisis. It serves Blue Hill, Brooklin, Ellsworth, Sedgwick, Surry, Trenton, and Lamoine.
Hours & eligibility
- Listed hours
- Call to confirm current hours.
- Who this helps
- People in Blue Hill, Brooklin, Ellsworth, Sedgwick, Surry, Trenton, or Lamoine who rely on wood heat and face a short-term heating crisis may qualify after a short interview.
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