This collection of resources is a part of the Passamaquoddy Promise Neighborhood initiative serving Motahkomikuk (Indian Township) and the Passamaquoddy people.
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Primary care, behavioral health, dental services, and community health programs.
Youth sports, activities, and summer camp programs.
Offers fun, active, community‑based summer programming for kids, including outdoor activities, sports, and enrichment.
Youth recreation, sports leagues, and summer camp opportunities.
Provides fun, active summer programming for kids with outdoor adventures, sports, and community activities.
Provides culturally grounded, trauma‑informed recovery support and healing services for Wabanaki people and families.
Early intervention evaluations and services for children birth–age 5 with developmental needs.
Offers cultural programming, events, and community education centered on Wabanaki traditions. Provides a gathering space for cultural learning in Calais.
A regional partnership that connects families with coordinated supports for stability, wellness, housing, and early childhood development.
Home health, hospice, adult case management, and behavioral health services.
Provides housing support, transportation services, financial assistance, and family‑centered programs to strengthen stability across Washington County.
Supports families with emergency needs, stabilization resources, and connection to long-term supports.
Pediatric and family medical care, preventive services, and wellness supports.
Outdoor recreation, trails, nature education, and conservation programming.
Free durable medical equipment (as available) - ex: wheelchairs, hospital beds, crutches, canes, walkers, etc.
Primary care, behavioral health, and community health services.
Medical, dental, behavioral health, and community wellness services.
Supports Passamaquoddy elders (60+) with advocacy, resource navigation, wellness checks, and connection to tribal services.
Employment services, job readiness, and support for families receiving TANF.
Two‑generation college support, childcare, coaching, and financial stability resources for parents pursuing education.
Entrepreneurship training, coaching, and financial support for Washington County parents and adults.
Provides home loans, repairs, small business support, and tax assistance for Wabanaki citizens.
Provides financial support for Washington County residents pursuing higher education or training.
Primary care, preventive health, and chronic disease management.
Community health organization offering recovery support, food security programs, prevention services, and wellness resources across Downeast Maine.
Provides tribal housing, rental assistance, home repair programs, and support for Passamaquoddy families.
helps eligible families access safe, reliable, culturally supportive childcare so parents and caregivers can work, attend school, or participate in training.
Early childhood education and care for children, supporting developmental growth and cultural learning.
Provides educational support, tutoring, advocacy, and resource coordination for Passamaquoddy students.
Provides food boxes and emergency food support for community members.
Heating assistance for eligible Indian Township residents and service area.
Youth recreation programs, sports, events, and community activities.
K–8 education with cultural integration, student supports, and family engagement programming.
Provides individualized community and home‑based support services that help adults with disabilities build independence, skills, and meaningful daily routines.
Connects individuals with trained recovery coaches who offer peer support, goal‑setting, and guidance throughout the recovery journey.
Free college planning, FAFSA help, career counseling, and admissions support for adult learners.
Home visiting for pregnant people and families with children birth–age 3, offering parenting support, developmental guidance, and resource connection.
Provides culturally grounded educational programming, student support, and academic services for Wabanaki youth across multiple communities.
Educational support, tutoring, and resource connection for migrant and seasonal farmworker families.
Free medical flights and long-distance travel assistance for patients needing specialized care.
Primary care, chronic disease management, and wellness services.
Non-emergency medical transportation for eligible individuals attending medical appointments.
Child care for ages 0-5
Alternative high school program for teen parents, offering flexible education and parenting support.
Shares Passamaquoddy cultural history through exhibits, artifacts, and educational programming. Offers community events and cultural preservation activities.
USDA food distribution for income-eligible tribal members living at Indian Township and surrounding service areas.
Provides primary care, medical services, and wellness supports for tribal members and direct Passamaquoddy descendants.
Protects, preserves, and promotes Passamaquoddy cultural heritage, history, and artifacts. Supports community access to historical knowledge and cultural education.
Online platform offering Passamaquoddy language learning tools, recordings, dictionaries, and cultural teachings. Supports language revitalization for all ages.
Tribal judicial services including civil, family, and community justice processes for Passamaquoddy members.
Summer jobs and skill-building opportunities for Indian Township youth ages 15–18.
Provides culturally grounded restorative justice for Passamaquoddy youth ages 12–20, supporting wellness, accountability, and community connection.
Legal assistance for Native individuals and families, including housing, benefits, family law, and tribal-specific issues.
Maternal/child health nursing, home visits, immunization support, and public health education.
Primary care, behavioral health, dental services, and community health programs.
General medical services, specialty clinics, and outpatient care.
Provides transportation coordination and ride services for medical and essential appointments.
Local primary care, lab services, and wellness supports.
Indigenous-led media group producing documentaries, storytelling projects, and advocacy media focused on Wabanaki issues and sovereignty.
Home health nursing, rehabilitation, and in‑home support services.
Helps individuals build employment skills, access job coaching, and secure stable, supported work opportunities.
Workforce training and employment support for individuals in recovery, offered through WPHW.
24/7 crisis, support, and connection line for Wabanaki community members seeking behavioral health or recovery support.
Tuition waivers for eligible Wabanaki tribal members and direct descendants attending UMS or MCCS institutions.
Offers cultural programming, events, and community education centered on Wabanaki traditions. Provides a gathering space for cultural learning in Calais.
Offers statewide culturally grounded health services including behavioral health, recovery support, community health, elder services, and prevention programs.
Transportation assistance for medical, work, and essential travel needs.
Adult learning programs including high school completion, workforce training, and college readiness.
A free, confidential phone line connecting individuals with local recovery support, resources, and trained peer coaches.
Public bus routes serving Washington County and nearby regions.
