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MMCA provides Head Start and Early Head Start services to Sagadahoc, Lincoln, and Northern Cumberland counties.
Since 1993, Coastal Economic Development Corp, which was later renamed Midcoast Maine Community Action (MMCA), has been entrusted with the vital responsibility of administering and overseeing the Judith W. Williams Trust.
Governor Mills and MaineHousing created the COVID-19 Rent Relief Program to assist Maine renters unable to pay rent due to the pandemic.
Susan distributes pantry bags to Head Start families.
A coalition of 2,272 organizations urged President Biden to extend the national eviction moratorium, originally signed by President Trump. The deadline was pushed back to June, and President Biden allocated $152 million to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
Families CAN! at Midcoast Maine Community Action (MCCA) supports parents in raising children.
Midcoast Maine Community Action (MMCA) hosts Cooking Matters classes in Bath and via Zoom in May, in partnership with Good Shepherd Foodbank and Hannaford.
The Maine Children’s Alliance and Annie E. Casey Foundation released the 2024 KIDS COUNT Report, detailing child health and well-being statistics for Maine counties.
Midcoast Maine Community Action (MMCA) will be offering a free in person Resource and Job Opportunity Fair in the MMCA building located at 34 Wing Fam Parkway Bath, Maine. The fair is open to all on Friday, May 13, 2022, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
MMCA offers a comprehensive benefit package to all staff who work a minimum of 30 hours per week which includes: health and dental insurance, life/disability insurance, paid vacation and sick time, paid holidays, and a 403(b) retirement plan.
MMCA Leadership Team
Midcoast Maine Community Action’s Board of Directors is comprised of 18 seats, evenly divided to represent the interests of private sector groups, public officials, and people that have experience living with low incomes.
Today, over 1,000 CAP agencies exist across the country and are still largely responsible for providing Head Start services, Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Programs, Home Energy Assistance Programs (HEAP), and other services in pursuit of fighting poverty.
Midcoast Maine Community Action (MMCA) empowers people to build better lives for stronger communities. The agency connects the community with resources that promote health and quality of life, education and economic independence.
