Partners for Peace

The organization aims to build safe communities by raising awareness and preventing domestic violence.

Harmony Camp is a three-day program for children ages 6–9 to build self-esteem through activities.

Partners for Peace provides outreach materials to promote its services.

The blog features advocates discussing domestic violence and the company’s prevention, intervention, and support efforts.

The Partners for Peace 2022 Annual Meeting was held on April 28, 2022, via Zoom and Facebook Live.

The FY 2024 Annual Report covers work from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024.

Partners for Peace offers competitive pay, benefits, and a supportive workplace.

Partners for Peace has no current internal job postings.

This resource page helps Partners for Peace staff, Governing Board members, and volunteers serve as informed ambassadors.

The Partners for Peace Governing Board consists of volunteer community members.

The Marilyn Bird Legacy Fund supports people affected by domestic violence.

Domestic violence or abuse is a pattern of physical, verbal, or sexual threats or aggression used by one person in a relationship to control the other.

Spruce Run-Womancare Alliance provides free services to people affected by domestic abuse and works to end personal, institutional, and cultural violence.

The company’s 50th anniversary event took place on October 6, 2023, at the Cross Insurance Center.

The company’s hotline provides help for those experiencing abuse or concerned about others.

The company accepts donations and volunteers to end abuse.

The company is developing a Strategic Plan based on community feedback.

Partners for Peace requires at least two weeks’ notice for presentation requests, with four weeks preferred.

The helpline provides confidential support 24/7 for abuse survivors and concerned individuals in Penobscot & Piscataquis County, Maine.