Teens
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Abuse
- Known Abuse or Threat of Abuse - What Happens Next? - MC&FS has several options for response, depending on the specific family situation.
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Education
- English as a Second Language Programs for K-12 students
- Post-Secondary Education Tuition Waiver - Tuition waivers for qualified students in the care of Maine's Department of Health and Human Services
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Employment
- Maine
Job Fairs
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CareersCenter listing with locations and dates. - Maine
State Government Summer Internship Program
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A full-time, 12-week, paid work experience combining work experience with an educational program. (Note: This is limited
to college students graduating within the next year or in a graduate program) - Minors
Work Permit
- The law on Minors obtaining a work permit. - [Back to Top]
Health
- Children's Behavioral Health - Behavioral Health Issues
- Disability Services - provides leadership and is an active partner in Maine's comprehensive system of support to individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities.
- Aging and Disability Resource Center - "One-stop-shops" to answer questions from older adults, or from any individuals with disabilities, about a wide range of in-home, community-based, and institutional services.
- Grievance Process - If you are not getting what you think you should or you don’t agree with what you are getting from Mental Retardation Services or your other providers.
- MaineCare Services and Benefits - Benefits available to people with cognitive and physical disabilities.
- Disability Resources - Additional information outside of Maine's Department of Health and Human Services.
- Disability Resource Directory - Directory of Clinical/Ancillary, Day, Employment, and Residential services listed by Maine Counties
- Teen and Young Adult Health Program - Ensuring all adolescents have skills and access to services, information, and supports that promote healthy life choices
- Women, Infants, and Children's Nutrition Program (WIC) - Free nutrition advice, tips for staying healthy, recipes, and resources for growing families.
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Independence
- Chafee Foster Care Independence Program - Services available to prepare older youth in care to live "interdependently" in the community
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Transition Network
- Supports youth with disabilities in making meaningful choices as they transition to adulthood by promoting collaboration within communities. - State Independent Living Program - Offers youth the opportunity to develop their special talents and abilities
Insurance
- MaineCare - A list of services covered, eligibility, cost, and application questions on applying for Maine Care insurance.
- MaineCare benefits for members under 21 - Teens and young adults can get answers to questions
Legal Services and Resources
- Guardianship - Questions & answers, contact information, list of probate courts, etc.
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Juvenile Drug Treatment Court
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Substance abuse, social services, and juvenile justice interventions. - Maine Laws for People under 21 - The law on furnishing liquor or imitation liquor to a minor, Maine liquor liability act, and financial implications.
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Laws Governing the Employment of Minors
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General information on Maine child labor laws. - Minors
Work Permit
- The law on Minors obtaining a work permit. - Speak
Up for Us
- Works to support local and statewide self-advocacy organizations to network with each other and with national organizations - Vital Records - How to obtain certified copies.
- Online database search - research marriages and death for the years 1892 to 1996
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Policy
- IV D 6 Family Team Meeting - Goal is to ensure a permanent home for each child that is safe and nurturing.
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Providers
- 2-1-1
Maine
- Statewide social services - Children Behavioral Health Services Provider list - Includes contact information and the areas each agency serves.
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Substance Abuse
- Drinking
- Brain Research - The effect of alcohol on a developing teen's brain.
- Maine Laws for People under 21 - The law on furnishing liquor or imitation liquor to a minor, Maine liquor liability act, and financial implications.
- Teens and Alcohol
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- Drugs
- Partnership for a Drug-Free Maine - Working with the media to prevent substance abuse.
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- Eating Disorder
- Gambling
- Youth Gambling - Motives for adolescent gambling
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- Tobacco
- Partnership
For A Tobacco-Free Maine (PTM)
- Tobacco prevention and control. - [Back to Top]
- Partnership
For A Tobacco-Free Maine (PTM)
Suicide
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