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Statewide conference addresses rise in prescription drug abuse After six tax seasons, EITC coalitions reach $8 million mark for tax refunds Public forum examines how crime impacts the economy and what we can do about it Prescription Drug Diversion: When Health Becomes a Hazard, May 14, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Augusta Jim Peavy honored with humanitarian award

Jumpinjobs4teens launches August 1, 2009

Tuesday, 14 April 2009

Congratulations to Victoria Chisholm-Drane, a senior at Edward Little High School, and Joanna Spencer of Lewiston a sophomore at Lewiston High School. They are both the winners of a month-long contest that asked teens to name a new website that will bring teens together with businesses interested in hiring them. The two came up with separate ideas, Victoria suggested “jumpinjobs.com” and Joanna recommended “jobs4teens.com," that ulimately became the name of the site, which is www.jumpinjobs4teens.com.

Welcome to Maine Community Justice Projects!

Sunday, 08 April 2007

The Community Justice Projects of Androscoggin, Lincoln and Sagadahoc Counties are collaborative problem solving efforts funded through the U.S Department of Justice Community Capacity Development Office, Weed & Seed Program. These grants are fiscally managed by Volunteers of America Northern New England.

Mission Statement

We are local coalitions of law enforcement, community leaders, concerned citizens and social services working together to reduce crime and make our counties safer places to live and work.

Our Projects support problem solving by encouraging the development of collaborative solutions to local problems.

Community Partnerships...Community Solutions.