- Immediate Danger / Emergency: Dial 911
- Crisis/Suicide Prevention Hotline: Dial 988
- Maine Crisis Hotline: Dial 888.568.1112
- NAMI Maine National Alliance on Mental Illness Crisis Hotline: CALL or TEXT 988
- Confidential referral for local social services in Maine: Dial 211
The following numbers can also be reached by dialing the Maine Relay: 711
- Child Abuse Hotline: T: 800.542.1999
- Domestic Violence Helpline: T: 866.834.4357
- Elder Abuse Hotline: T: 800.624.8404
- Poison Control Center: T: 800.222.1222
- Click HERE to download a printable pocket-sized card of hotline numbers
- Augusta General Assistance (Augusta Bureau of Health & Welfare: T: 626-2325)
- Unemployment questions & filing (Maine Dept. of Labor: T: 800.593.7660
- Resources for Maine workers (Maine Dept. of Labor)
- Services for job seekers (Maine Dept. of Labor)
- Employment & job training (Maine Career Centers)
- Maine DOL & Coursera provide free online courses for unemployed workers
- Prepare for & recover from financial disasters (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)
- Resources for low-income & at-risk populations (Maine Equal Justice Partners)
- Free civil legal aid (Pine Tree Legal)
- City of Augusta
- State of Maine
- Gale Legal Forms (make your own Maine-approved legal & health forms)
- Low-Income Internet Assistance (Spectrum Internet Assist Program)
Augusta Links
- City of Augusta
- Augusta Food Bank
- Kennebec County
- Kennebec County Council of Governments
- Greater Augusta Utility District
- Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Augusta Boys & Girls Club for Teens
- Kennebec Journal
- Augusta Public Schools
- UMaine Augusta
- Old Fort Western
- Kennebec Historical Society
- Viles Arboretum
- Friends of Cobbossee Watershed
State of Maine
- State Website
- Maine Revenue (Taxes)
- Maine State Library
- Maine State Museum
- Maine Historical Society
- Maine Memory Network
Health and Wellness
- Keep ME Well (Provides health risk assessments and healthcare resources)
- Hear ME Now! (A resource for the hearing impaired in Maine)
- Maine CITE (a statewide program helping people with disabilities increase their independence in all areas of life through assistive technology)
- NAMI Maine (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
- Medline Plus (A government-sponsored site with reliable health information)
- Maine Therapist Directory (an online search tool dedicated exclusively to helping Mainers find qualified, licensed therapists and mental health counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and other mental health professionals, who have dedicated their careers to supporting Maine residents in their mental health and well-being needs)
- Rural Mental Health Resilience Program (provides mental health information, resources and training for people who live in rural communities across the country)
- Random Acts of Kindness Foundation (free resources on mental health, self care, gratitude practices, kindness, and more)
Education Resources
- Augusta Adult and Community Education
- Literacy Volunteers of Kennebec
- New Ventures Maine – Programs for career, business and financial education
