Melissa Fochesato of Mid Coast Hospital has become alarmed at the state of many local students’ mental health.

The Bath-based Midcoast Community Alliance, founded in 2016 by Jamie Dorr, seeks funds and donations in the coming months to outfit all Regional School Unit 1 students with school supplies at an Aug. 19 event. Donation boxes are at locations throughout the city, including the Bath Area Family YMCA.

Drop off school supplies for Midcoast Community Alliance’s first Set for Success event

With an issue as complex as mental health, it’s OK not to have all the answers.

Integrating Health Care Systems and Schools into a Community Approach for Suicide Prevention  Facilitator: Dee Kerry, Maine Medical Association Speakers: Michael W. Field, Chief of Police, Bath…

Dear Community, Recently, we have been discussing ways we can better support the young adults in our community. Yesterday, we announced that The Park will…

Today’s teens are growing up in an environment with pressures, stress and priorities vastly different from when we were their age. If you’re concerned that…

Please see the flyer below for a great training on working with kids and families.  This is a very effective model to manage complex teen…

Dear Parents, My name is Chuck Reece, I am the School Resource Officer at Morse and work for the Bath Police Department in conjunction with…

BATH — It was a very good year for Jamie Dorr and the Midcoast Community Alliance. The network, which she founded a year ago to help troubled…

Last week, Jamie Dorr, Board President for the Bath Youth Meetinghouse & Skatepark, accepted the 2017 Spirit of America Award presented by Sagadahoc County. Dorr…

Jamie Dorr She felt compelled to organize a grass-roots Bath initiative to prevent suicide.