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Providing New Mainer girls and other Lewiston-Auburn youth with nature-based opportunities to socialize, learn about cultural heritage, and engage with their communities.

🩵 TEXTILES, TEXTURES & TANGIBLE CHANGE | The City of Us 💚💜What does economic mobility look like when women are recognize...
10/01/2026

🩵 TEXTILES, TEXTURES & TANGIBLE CHANGE | The City of Us 💚💜
What does economic mobility look like when women are recognized for the skills they already possess?
Last Friday, at the L/A Art Walk, our Maker’s Space Women’s Collective offered one answer. This Sunday, their work continues at the Lewiston Farmers’ Market.
Since 2020, alongside Dr. Yun Loh and her psychology students at Bates College, we have been imagining, making, planning, and dreaming together.
Rooted in asset-based workforce development, co-creation, and shared ownership, this work transforms existing skills into pathways for economic mobility.
None of this would be possible without our incredibly kind and generous donors, who contributed to every sewing machine and all the materials that make this collective possible.
October carries profound personal and collective meaning in Lewiston. Amid the green and purple, we celebrate the women whose creativity, craftsmanship, and aspirations shape our city.
The women of the City of Us are not waiting for opportunity. They are creating it together.

Yun Loh Bates College

09/24/2026

Please join us to celebrate the hard work we’ve done collectively to care for, feed, and strengthen our community at the “Rad Roots Harvest Celebration,” Friday, October 2nd, 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm at Gather to Grow, 208 Bates Street, Lewiston, Maine.

The Rad Roots Harvest Celebration will be a moment of radical connection, joy, and nourishment; with healthy roots, good food, and strong connections-we can weather anything. This annual harvest meal and festival will showcase farm fresh food and the work being done to build a sustainable and thriving local food system in Lewiston/ Auburn. The main course is brought to us by Isuken Cooperative, with side dishes provided by local businesses and nonprofits; Gather to Grow Youth Stewards, Food not Bombs, and the Lewiston Auburn Community Market.

Come for the meal, stay for the food tastings, zine making, face painting- kids activities, dj set by Marco Soulo and more! Lewiston Auburn, and Maine in general, has been through a lot in recent years. An antidote to this is gathering and celebrating as a community. Let’s sure-up our connections to one another, send out deep roots, and continue to weather this storm together.

Local and statewide collaborating partners include Gather to Grow, Food Not Bombs, Good Food Council Lewiston Auburn (GFLCA), the Lewiston Auburn Community Market (LACM), Lewiston Farmers’ Market Association (LFMA), Kennedy Park Market, Local Food Switchboard (Maine Food Convergence), Maine Community Integration (MCI)

We are excited to celebrate with the community, please let us know you are coming by scanning the QR to RSVP.

Music, Mental Health & Healing 🎶Join us for a free community celebration centered on youth, mental health, and healing t...
09/24/2026

Music, Mental Health & Healing 🎶

Join us for a free community celebration centered on youth, mental health, and healing through music. This is a space for young people, families, and community members to come together, have fun, connect, and experience the joy and healing that music can bring.

Come for the music. Come for the community. Come to celebrate, connect, and heal together.

Our Parent Leadership Cohort is now in Session 3 of its six-month journey. Each session is intentionally stacked, with n...
09/15/2026

Our Parent Leadership Cohort is now in Session 3 of its six-month journey. Each session is intentionally stacked, with new knowledge and skills building on what parents learned in previous sessions.

This month’s focus was economic upward mobility through informed financial education, including financial decision-making, future wealth building, and investment.

A special thank you to Community Credit Union’s Kayla Goyette for sharing her knowledge with our parents and for Community Credit Union’s continued partnership and investment in our families. 💛
Community Credit Union Gather to Grow

🛠️ Happy Labor Day Weekend! Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and enjoyable long weekend. If you’re hitting the road, bu...
09/04/2026

🛠️ Happy Labor Day Weekend! Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and enjoyable long weekend. If you’re hitting the road, buckle up, slow down, drive responsibly, and never drive impaired. Enjoy the weekend and stay safe! 🍁

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day.There is progress, but the work is far from over.In 2025, 390 people i...
08/31/2026

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day.
There is progress, but the work is far from over.
In 2025, 390 people in Maine died from confirmed or suspected overdoses, a 20% decrease from 2024. More than 7,300 nonfatal overdoses were also reported.
Every number represents a person, a family, and a community.
Today, we remember those we have lost, stand with their loved ones, and recommit to prevention, treatment, recovery, and reducing stigma.
Declining deaths are progress. They are not permission to retreat.

Our Thrive4Higher boys are taking to the water! 🦞🌊Through our ongoing partnership with Lift All Boats, our boys are gain...
08/27/2026

Our Thrive4Higher boys are taking to the water! 🦞🌊

Through our ongoing partnership with Lift All Boats, our boys are gaining hands-on experience in Maine’s lobster industry, learning from experienced mentors, building skills, and discovering new possibilities for their futures.

We’re proud to create opportunities that allow young people to experience industries they may not otherwise have access to. 💙
https://www.liftallboatsmaine.org/our-

On August 12, Maine Community Integration celebrated International Youth Day with our 2nd Annual Ride for Resilience, in...
08/14/2026

On August 12, Maine Community Integration celebrated International Youth Day with our 2nd Annual Ride for Resilience, in partnership with Portland Gear Hub.
This year’s theme, Different Contexts. Common Aspirations., reflects what we see every day: young people may come from different cultures, neighborhoods, languages, and lived experiences, but they share common aspirations, to be safe, healthy, connected, valued, and hopeful about their future.
Ride for Resilience is about much more than giving away bicycles.
We are grateful to our partner Portland Gear Hub for their continued dedication to our youth and environmental stewardship. Through their work, 65 donated bicycles were repaired, refurbished, and returned to young people in our community. What might have become waste instead became transportation, recreation, independence, and opportunity; environmental stewardship made tangible.
A bicycle also becomes a pathway to movement, parks, trails, nature, friendship, and exploration, expanding the geography of childhood. With new helmets, bike locks, and road-safety education, that freedom is paired with safety, knowledge, and responsibility.
Thank you to the City of Lewiston, Mayor Carl Sheline, City Administration, and Lewiston Police Department for supporting Ride for Resilience and bringing the City’s C.E.A. — Community Engagement and Accountability Initiative into the Sunnyside Park neighborhood. We especially appreciated Mayor Sheline joining us and spending time with our youth and families, while officers engaged with young people throughout the day, creating positive encounters and relationships that help build trust before moments of crisis.
This is what prevention can look like: investing upstream in the environments, experiences, relationships, and opportunities that help young people thrive.
The bicycle is the vehicle. The destination is resilience.
Thank you also to all the local media outlets and journalists who covered Ride for Resilience, helping share a positive story about our youth, our partners, and our community.
Ride for Resilience will return every August 12, International Youth Day, continuing an annual tradition of environmental stewardship, youth well-being, community connection, and investment in the possibilities of the next generation.
Carl Sheline Official City of Lewiston, Maine Lewiston Maine Police Department Amjambo Africa NEWS CENTER Maine

COMMUNITY UPDATE: Tooth Protectors Dental ClinicsWe want to update our families and community members regarding our mont...
08/13/2026

COMMUNITY UPDATE: Tooth Protectors Dental Clinics
We want to update our families and community members regarding our monthly Tooth Protectors Dental Clinics.
The July and August clinics were canceled, and the dental clinics scheduled for September and beyond are currently paused until further notice due to dental provider's availability.
Tooth Protectors is working to secure a new dental hygienist and has let us know that MCI will be one of the first locations contacted once a provider becomes available.
We value this partnership and know how important accessible dental services are to our families. We will keep you updated as soon as we have information about when the clinics will resume.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Maine Community Integration

🌱 Sprout Weekly HighlightsThrough a partnership between Maine Community Integration and Maine Audubon, Sprout connects y...
08/07/2026

🌱 Sprout Weekly Highlights

Through a partnership between Maine Community Integration and Maine Audubon, Sprout connects young people with Maine's ecosystems through place-based environmental education, exploration, and stewardship.

Our Week in Sprout

🎬 Monday: Reflect
Watching Disney-Pixar's Soul, followed by guided discussions exploring identity, purpose, personal strengths, and the experiences that shape who we become.

🌺 Tuesday: Explore
Visiting the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens to discover diverse plant life, ecosystems, and the beauty of Maine's natural landscapes.

🌿 Wednesday: Steward
Stewardship at the L/A Tree Nursery, caring for native plants and supporting ecological restoration through hands-on environmental service.

🛶 Thursday: Discover
Building water confidence through canoeing and paddleboarding at Municipal Outlet Beach, followed by berry picking at Goslin Farm and learning about seasonal foods and local ecosystems.

🏊 Friday: Thrive
Swimming and water safety at the YWCA of Central Maine, followed by nature journaling to reflect on the week's experiences and deepen each participant's connection to the natural world.

Each week, Sprout helps young people develop environmental stewardship, outdoor skills, self-reflection, and confidence while fostering meaningful connections with nature, their peers, and their community. Maine Audubon

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11 Lisbon Street Suite #104
Lewiston, ME
04240

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+12077774765

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