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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.
Now Hiring for Advocacy and Programs Director
Would you like to join a collaborative and dedicated group of professionals working to advance economic and racial justice in Maine through policy advocacy, legal services, and community organizing? This position oversees Maine Equal Justice’s advocacy initiatives, helping develop policy goals and guiding the design and execution of work plans to achieve those goals. The position provides guidance and support to members of the policy team and works to ensure that staff across the organization are effectively working together to achieve policy goals.
Parents as Scholars may be for you
Basic information about the Parents as Scholars program
Pine Tree Legal Assistance
Legal help for low-income clients with a broad range of civil legal issues (including housing, public benefits, MaineCare, and education)
Maine Equal Justice focuses its work on many of the issues that affect people’s daily lives – access to adequate health care, housing, transportation and childcare; food and income security; and higher education and training. Maine Equal Justice is a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization. Our EIN is 04-3346273. 