Resources
Community Resources
Find the information you need to navigate the pretrial process in Maine.

External Resources
211 Maine
(opens in a new tab)211 Maine is a free, confidential helpline that connects people to local health and human services resources across the state.
All Rise
(opens in a new tab)All Rise provides training, resources, and national support for treatment courts and behavioral health-informed justice systems.
Food Assistance-SNAP
(opens in a new tab)Maine's SNAP program helps eligible households afford nutritious food through monthly food supplement benefits.
Maine Judicial Branch
(opens in a new tab)The official Maine Judicial Branch site provides court information, forms, rules, and resources for the state's court system.
Maine Public Defender Services
(opens in a new tab)Maine Public Defender Services provides court-appointed legal representation to eligible low-income Mainers facing criminal, juvenile, and other cases where a right to counsel exists.
MARR
(opens in a new tab)MARR supports a network of certified recovery residences across Maine, offering safe, structured, peer-supported housing for people in recovery.
MCEDV
(opens in a new tab)MCEDV leads Maine's response to domestic violence through advocacy, training, and resources for survivors, service providers, and communities.
MECASA
(opens in a new tab)MECASA supports Maine's sexual assault service centers and provides resources, training, and advocacy for survivors and communities.
NAPSA
(opens in a new tab)The national association advancing pretrial services standards, research, and professional development across the field.
OPTIONS
(opens in a new tab)OPTIONS helps Mainers find support, information, and resources for substance use, mental health, and wellness.
Pine Tree Legal Assistance
(opens in a new tab)Pine Tree Legal Assistance provides free civil legal help to low-income Mainers across housing, family, public benefits, and consumer issues.
