Reference Library, State House Sta, Augusta, ME 04333, US

The Maine Commission for Community Service is a government agency dedicated to strengthening communities in Maine through volunteerism and service initiatives. They support individuals aged 18 and older in serving their communities by engaging in various activities such as protecting the environment, assisting in classrooms, supporting recovery efforts, and providing companionship to seniors. Additionally, they work with service-minded citizens to fund programs, raise awareness of sector issues, and promote service as a strategy for meaningful change. The Commission also offers training, certification, outreach, and networking opportunities for volunteer leaders, and coordinates emergency response efforts in partnership with MEMA and VOADS through the Maine Ready platform. Through their programs, such as AmeriCorps and Maine Service Fellows, the Commission leverages the power of volunteers to make a positive impact in Maine. They have achieved impressive results, including thousands of hours of service by AmeriCorps members, serving individuals in need, and leveraging local resources to support volunteer community service. The Commission also produces a monthly series called Volunteer 207, which highlights the work of Maine volunteers and National Service members in addressing important issues in the state. Stay connected with the Commission through their newsletter and social media channels to stay informed about their upcoming events and initiatives.Generated from the website