Community Navigator
The purpose of the Community Navigator Program is to help strengthen our community. Everyone has something to offer.
Need help finding housing, food or help with rent or heat? Want to return to work or find a better job? Worried about a loved one who is aging and not sure what resources are available to them or you? The Community Navigator program is a free and confidential service designed to help families on the Peninsula meet essential needs and achieve goals and aspirations. We connect community members to available resources so that everyone on the Peninsula can meet the challenges of life head on with grace and dignity.
The Community navigator serves as a single point of contact.
Don’t know which way to turn or where to go first?
Talk through your options with the Community Navigator.
We provide referrals for:
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Food assistance
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Mental health and addiction services
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Career counseling and entrepreneurship training
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Health insurance including: Maine Care, Free Care, Market Place, and Medicare
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Housing counseling & foreclosure prevention
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Volunteer service opportunities
How it Works:
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Schedule an appointment (M-F, 9:30am-3:30pm) by calling (207) 350-1743 or email the Community Navigator, Hannah Corkum at hannah.corkum@crcboothbay.org
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Your appointment will either be in person or by phone depending on your needs. We will make a plan and determine the action steps.
If you require financial assistance, please bring proof of income, bank or credit card statements statements, latest tax return, or some other official documentation of income and/or expenses.
We Also Assist With:
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Family budgeting and financial coaching
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Small grants for basic living expenses (e.g., food, housing, fuel and utilities; self-care, including smoking cessation and substance abuse) to help members of our community to reach their potential
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Communicating with your case manager, healthcare provider or other agency to help you make changes to your life
The Community Navigator program is made possible by a grant from the Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, NA, Trustee, with additional financial support from the Besse D. Brooks Trust, the John T. Gorman Foundation and the Elizabeth Ann Leach Charitable Trust.