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Maine Equal Justice: Who We Are
For over 20 years Maine Equal Justice has advanced solutions to poverty two ways: providing legal assistance directly to Maine residents—and advocating statewide for systemic reform.
Maine Legal Service for the Elderly
High quality legal services to Maine’s socially and economically needy elderly age 60 and over.
MaineCare and Marketplace Eligibility Guidelines (January 1, 2020)
Weekly-yearly income guidelines for a wide range of healthcare options: MaineCare, Expansion, CHIP
MaineCare Coverage for Women with Breast and Cervical Cancer
Information about coverage for cancer screening for women without insurance and MaineCare for women with breast and cervical cancer.
MaineCare Eligibility Guide
Comprehensive Guide to determining eligibility for all categories of MaineCare.
MaineCare Proof of Citizenship and Identity Law
Information about what proof DHHS will accept for citizenship and identity.
MaineCare: How to Apply and Appeal
Information about different ways to apply for MaineCare and what to do if you are denied and want to appeal
Marketplace Subsidies for low-income immigrants
Legal Immigrants who are not eligible for MaineCare can get subsidies for Marketplace health insurance—learn more here.
More Help Putting Food on the Table SNAP update Jan 2020
DHHS has made improvements to SNAP (food assistance) to reduce hunger in Maine. This January 2020 update summarizes the improvements.
Need Food? SNAP May Be Able to Help!
What you need to know about applying for SNAP (food assistance) during COVID-19.
