The following success story was submitted by the State YMCA of Maine regarding a participant in the Winthrop Area YMCA Kids Club program. Dollars given to UWKV support this program […]
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The following success story was submitted by the Alfond Youth & Community Center (AYCC). Dollars given to UWKV support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. A
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The following success story was submitted by the Waterville Area Soup Kitchen. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec
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The following success story was submitted by Southern Kennebec Child Development Corporation (SKCDC). Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across
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The following success story was submitted by New England Arab American Organization (NEAAO). Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across
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The following success story was submitted by Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec
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My name is Dorianne. I am 24 years old and live here in Central Maine. I have been here for over five years now, and during that time, I have
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The following success story was submitted by Kennebec Valley Community Action Program’s (KVCAP’s) Kennebec Community Investors Initiative, a UWKV partner program. The Kennebec Community Investors initiative recently supported a new
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Kennebec Behavioral Health’s (KBH’s) Outreach Program received a report of a man living in inhabitable conditions. When staff members went to find him, he was living in a two-axle camping trailer on a very remote piece of land without running water and no nearby neighbors. The client was on probation, which was the only living situation he had available.
Ricky (a pseudonym), who was an early participant in Snow Pond’s StoryCorps sessions at Waterville’s South End Teen Center (SETC), which began in June 2022. Snow Pond’s staff first met Ricky when he attended its Learn to Own music program at SETC. His background included an unstable home environment, food insecurity, and lack of support. He would barely make eye contact.
