Empowering Maine Adults

in mental health or substance use recovery to take leadership in their own lives.

Peer Run Recovery

Heal and Grow Together

Individual and group support led and facilitated by individuals who have lived experience with mental health or substance use challenges, offering support and guidance based on shared understanding.

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Community Engagement

Play and Work Together

Activities fostering recovery and well-being by integrating individuals into their local community through engagement in social events, recreational activities, and assistance with obtaining and maintaining employment.

Connections to the Community

Creative Recovery

Imagine and Create Together

Weekly groups and special events provide various artistic and creative outlets, like writing, music, crafts, painting, and design, as therapeutic tools to promote healing, self-expression, and personal growth in each member’s recovery process.

Our Programs

Check out how Together Place is showing up and making a difference in our community.

The impact we make in our neighborhood

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Inspiring Member Experiences

Our members are also our biggest champions! Always eager to share their stories, we are grateful to be part of their recovery journey.

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Member Leadership

“What being a member in leadership means to me is the opportunity to empower others with the same chance to grow and discover your true self. That’s full circle to me. I have never before been believed in or empowered like I have at Together Place, and I just want others to feel the same way”
– Jack W., Together Place Board President

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Personal Growth

“Going through the [Recovery for You] group made me look at life differently. I think back to a year ago and can see the growth and change within myself and know change is what was needed.”

– Jessica M., Member

Volunteers and leaders from the Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center and the United Way of Eastern Maine worked together to beautify a section of the city close to downtown by planting flowers, a vegetable garden and cleaning up the Second Street Park. These flowers were planted along Union Street at Second Street. Credit: Linda Coan O’Kresik / BDN

Mental health issues and addiction often go hand-in-hand, and the folks at the Together Place understand that both need to be addressed, in order for people to get the help they need… So next time you drive by the bright blue building on Union Street, you can smile in the knowledge that it’s not just the paint that makes it a bright spot in the city’s landscape. Credit: Cindy Campbell / Q-106.5

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