Help is available.
Community Concepts, Inc., in partnership with the State of Maine, City of Lewiston, and community partners, opened the Maine Resiliency Center. The Center is located at 184 Main Street in Lewiston, with direct access via the catwalk on the third floor of the parking garage behind the building at 26 Chapel Street. The Center serves as a resource hub for anyone impacted by the shootings at Just-in-Time Recreation and Schemengees Bar and Grille. This includes anyone present at the shootings, family, friends, and loved ones, first responders and medical personnel, and any member of the larger community who feels impacted by these events.
The Center is open weekdays with walk-in hours from 12-5pm. The Center can be reached by phone at 207-515-3930.
Click here for more information about the Center.
Gov. Mills’ administration launched a webpage to serve as a clearinghouse of information of ways to support victims and families in Lewiston, organizations involved in the community and health care response, and anyone who might be struggling with mental health during this stressful time.
Click here to access the Healing Together webpage.
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) maintains a webpage listing behavioral health resources, as well as supports for children and families.
Click here to access this webpage.
Maine DHHS also launched an online form for communities and organizations to request special behavioral health support, such as on-site mental health clinics, or assistance tailored for specific communities. The form is open to any organization in Maine and offers connections to mental health counseling, crisis and trauma support, victim support, school-based support, employee assistance, and psychological first aid.
Click here to access the form.
Maine State Police shared a list of vetted mental health professionals that are available to help.
Click here to access the list of resources.
If you have questions or would like to speak with someone, please call 211 ( or 207-347-2342) or text your zip code to 898-211.
LEWISTON SHOOTING RESOURCES
October 28, 2023
Help is available.
Community Concepts, Inc., in partnership with the State of Maine, City of Lewiston, and community partners, opened the Maine Resiliency Center. The Center is located at 184 Main Street in Lewiston, with direct access via the catwalk on the third floor of the parking garage behind the building at 26 Chapel Street. The Center serves as a resource hub for anyone impacted by the shootings at Just-in-Time Recreation and Schemengees Bar and Grille. This includes anyone present at the shootings, family, friends, and loved ones, first responders and medical personnel, and any member of the larger community who feels impacted by these events.
The Center is open weekdays with walk-in hours from 12-5pm. The Center can be reached by phone at 207-515-3930.
Click here for more information about the Center.
Gov. Mills’ administration launched a webpage to serve as a clearinghouse of information of ways to support victims and families in Lewiston, organizations involved in the community and health care response, and anyone who might be struggling with mental health during this stressful time.
Click here to access the Healing Together webpage.
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) maintains a webpage listing behavioral health resources, as well as supports for children and families.
Click here to access this webpage.
Maine DHHS also launched an online form for communities and organizations to request special behavioral health support, such as on-site mental health clinics, or assistance tailored for specific communities. The form is open to any organization in Maine and offers connections to mental health counseling, crisis and trauma support, victim support, school-based support, employee assistance, and psychological first aid.
Click here to access the form.
Maine State Police shared a list of vetted mental health professionals that are available to help.
Click here to access the list of resources.
If you have questions or would like to speak with someone, please call 211 ( or 207-347-2342) or text your zip code to 898-211.
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