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Western
Maine
Community
Action |
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Community Services Volunteer Program Operation Santa Claus Gardening Programs: Seeds of Life Grow-a-Row Gleaning Farm Shares Food Pantries Tax Assistance Program Family Development Accounts
Energy and Housing
Resources Nutrition Services
Employment and Training |
Western Maine Community Action, Inc. was established in 1965. It continues to assist people in eliminating barriers to self-sufficiency and in improving their quality of life. A belief in basic human dignity and the exercise of free choice motivates the agency to approach this goal in two ways: by providing services to alleviate the conditions of economic uncertainty and by advocating for changes to eliminate the causes of poverty. We are dedicated to the belief that people can help themselves if the appropriate resources, education, and support exists. It is our mission to advocate for, strengthen, and coordinate all resources -- private, local, state, and federal -- that will assist us in promoting the self-sufficiency and independence of people. In fulfilling our mission, we will focus on these major objectives:
Western Maine Community Action’s mission is therefore a catalytic one of helping people help themselves, and focusing the resources and awareness of the community on the desire, to eliminate the barriers to independence and self-sufficiency.
Fenwick L
Fowler Executive Director ffowler@wmca.org
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Board of Directors
Jane Mickeriz
Ellen Grunblatt Steve Brown
Treasurer
Paul Brown
Farmington Falls
Laura Ross
Patrick Coughlin
Reta M. Bowen
Beverly Adams
Thomas Saviello
Deborah Auch
Andrea Adams
Susan B. Koch
Jennifer Watkins
Marc Vanderwood |
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WMCA is a United Way
Agency and Equal Opportunity Organization with programs funded in full or in
part by: United Way; Franklin County; DHS-CSBG; HHS; DOL; Rural
Development: DOE; or Family Planning Assoc.
AA/EEO Employer