A local organization is working to give kids a place to spend time after school, a place that will keep them active, learning and motivated.

Last fall, Jamie Dorr organized a meeting of the Midcoast Community Alliance to present her Big Idea: creating a youth resource center at the current Bath Youth Meetinghouse and Skatepark. The idea was met with strong support and in the intervening months the Alliance and its vast network to flesh out exactly how it can provide the benefits of a resource center and after-school programming to the greater Bath community.

The local Elks Lodge #934 is embracing the work of the Midcoast Community Alliance to create healthy families and happy youth. The Elks recently made…

COOKING MATTERS Join us for a fun, interactive workshop with a Nutrition Expert once a week for 6 weeks.  Come ready to learn knife skills,…

Only one out of every three teens report that they have received help from an adult when they feel sad or hopeless. Join us for this…

FREE 2-day NAMI Facilitator Training Coming to Bath, Maine April 18 & 19, 2019 For individuals and family members who have been impacted by mental…

Dear Alliance, As many of you know, we are engaged in strategic planning to turn our BIG idea into a reality for local youth and…

The Maine Chiefs of Police Association awarded the following at their recent awards event: Sgt Nathan Gould, Officer Nick Green, Deputy Matthew Sharp and Deputy Andy…

Life as a teenager can be stressful. Let us help. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for Teens (MBSR-T) teaches skills and strategies that encourage positive self care. Benefits…

Bath, Maine. With high-fives and fancy handshakes, students from Bath Middle School and Woolwich Central School welcomed eleven local community leaders to a special “Waypoint…

The Peer Learning Community offers support, resources and peer run groups for people experiencing life challenges BY people who have had life challenges. For more…