In the News 
McAuley Residence offers comprehensive supports to women in substance use recovery as well as their children, setting up families for lasting success after completing the program.
Winter 2025 Newsletter focuses on supports for young children and their families.
Our latest Data Snapshot examines how these early childhood supports have reached Maine families in recent years. While there are encouraging signs among the trends, many areas still need improvement.
John T. Gorman Fellow Jessica Berry has joined other leaders to create the Midcoast Community Collaborative, which is now implementing a new initiative to deliver strengthen community-wide supports for young children and their families.
In Lewiston-Auburn, Community Health Workers are leveraging their lived experiences in a promising initiative to improve outcomes for immigrant families with young children.
In this interview, we talk to Maine Child Safety and Family Well-Being Plan coauthor Melissa Hackett, a John T. Gorman Fellow and prevention advocate who helped lead the report’s vision of “keeping children safe by keeping families strong.”
The 2025 Direct Services Grant Program application period will open on Monday, February 24, and close Monday, March 24.
Report shares strategies we’re testing, emerging data of the impact our partners are having on families, and early lessons from these initiatives.
A new data brief compiled for the John T. Gorman Foundation shows the extent of Maine’s transportation access issues. Tens of thousands of Maine people lack reliable access to transportation – a critical access point for work, education, and more.
In our fall newsletter, you can learn more about how the John T. Gorman Foundation is working with our partners to support an education system that helps children and families thrive.
