Join the A Family for ME program for a live, virtual conversation about becoming a foster/adoptive parent in Maine. Recruitment Specialists will answer your questions about the different ways to provide care for infants, teens, and siblings. If you’ve ever considered foster care or adoption, this is an excellent opportunity to learn more and get your questions answered! Learn about the licensing process and explore the various ways to support youth and provide care, including respite care. Discover ways to support foster families. Register directly:  

FOSTER CARE/ADOPTION Q & A - LIVE ONLINE

Join the A Family for ME program for a live, virtual conversation about becoming a foster/adoptive parent in Maine. Recruitment Specialists will answer your questions about the different ways to provide care for infants, teens, and siblings. If you’ve ever considered foster care or adoption, this is an excellent opportunity to learn more and get your questions answered! Learn about the licensing process and explore the various ways to support youth and provide care, including respite care. Discover ways to support foster families. Register directly: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/afamilyforme/

     Second Monday of the Month

     12-1 p.m. or 6-7 p.m.

Join us for dinner, stories, and fun family activities! In addition, each child will be able to take home a book each week! This free Parent and Child Together (PACT) activity meets at the Riverside United Methodist Church on Thursday evenings as designated. If you have questions regarding this FREE program or want to register, please call Renee at 625-3092 or email rpayeur@sad55.org. Bring the family and join us! Please note that this is the winter session. We continue on for a spring session as well. Pre-registration is required due to space issues and to keep everyone updated on any changes.

     Thu. Jan. 23-Mar. 20, 5:30-7 p.m.

     No Meeting Feb. 20

Participation in a snowmobile education course will teach you how to properly operate and maintain a snowmobile. Laws, responsibilities, and personal safety will also be covered. It’s important to ride safely, responsibly, and to be prepared before you go. With over 95% of Maine’s snowmobile trails on private property, it is critical all riders respect the trails and private landowners by riding responsibly. Educating yourself before you go is an important component of being a safe and responsible snowmobiler. In Maine, snowmobile safety certification is not legally required, but is encouraged. The Snowmobile Safety Course is available in two different formats: online and in-person. Students 12 and up may take the online course. Students 10 and up may take an in-person course. Passage of a final exam is required for certification. FMI go to maine.gov/ifw/programs-resources/educational-programs/safety-courses/snowmobile-safety. html or call (207) 287-5220