York County Community Action Corporation

06/12/2026

Thank you to the volunteers from Lighthouse Credit Union for your incredible work at our Biddeford/Saco ECE Centers. You reminded all of us that when the community comes together, incredible things happen! 🫶

06/08/2026

No rain could stop the Nasson Health Care team this weekend at the Sanford Pride Picnic! The event was another opportunity for staff to strengthen their relationship with the community, share more information about Nasson's services, and chat with current patients. The glasses and freebies they handed out were just a few extra perks! 🌈

Our team had a blast at the 2026 Sanford Pride Picnic - even with the rain! We handed out Nasson sunglasses and frisbees while chatting with many members of our community about our primary medical, dental, and behavioral health services. Proud to support our community.

06/04/2026

🚍 We are looking for a Fleet Manager to oversee all YCCAC vehicles and additional transportation related assets. 🚍

It is a full-time, year-round position and comes with great benefits!

For more details and and to apply, visit: https://tinyurl.com/FleetManagerYC

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05/20/2026

Through the direct support from our dedicated staff and the services our partners provide, we are able to provide holistic care for the whole family.

If you or your child has a food allergy, intolerance, or other adverse reaction to certain foods, WIC staff can customize your food package to fit your needs. That means more choices, fewer worries, and better support for your family’s nutritional health! 🍽️💜

To learn more about WIC and connect with a clinic near you, visit bit.ly/49vWMLN.

For food allergy resources, visit https://wicworks.fns.usda.gov/resources/food-allergies.

05/07/2026

We are honored to be highlighted in a recent Portland Press Herald op-ed by Nicole Witherbee, President & CEO of the John T. Gorman Foundation, about the importance of investing in strategies that support Maine children and families 💙

The article recognizes YCCAC’s partnership with York County schools to identify families in need early, connect them to critical supports like housing resources, and help children stay safe, stable, and engaged in school 🏠📚

We are grateful to work alongside schools, community partners, and families every day to help build stronger futures for children across York County.

Link to more details in the comments.

05/01/2026

💙❤️May is Community Action Month. .❤️💙

As a Community Action organization, this is our promise to the communities in York County, to our neighbors, and to you!

04/30/2026

The information WIC York County, Maine shared in their post is not only useful but the post itself already gives us energy with its bright yellow colors. Just what we all need on this rainy Thursday. ☀️🍌🥚

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18ccdVL9bt/

Wondering where all your little’s energy comes from? It's likely that it’s Vitamin B7 fueling your family! ⚡

Vitamin B7, also known as Biotin, supports the metabolism processes turning carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, into energy! Vitamin B7 dense foods include eggs and dairy products, fish, and produce like bananas and broccoli. 🥚🐟🍌🥦

At WIC, we are here to help you and your family learn about and access nutritious foods! Connect with your local WIC agency and learn more by visiting bit.ly/49vWMLN to get started. 💞

04/27/2026

Last week, two Head Start staff - Brianna Hansen and Michelle Langlais - were among the early childhood educators recognized in an event celebrating the Week of the Young Child in Augusta.

Learn more about the event in the post below. ⬇️

🎉Congratulations, Brianna and Michelle!

04/24/2026

We loved coming together yesterday for an in‑person, hands‑on budgeting workshop as part of our Housing Navigation pilot!

Our Housing Navigation team—Jennifer Davie and Heather Van Gieson—partnered with New Ventures Maine to dig into practical budgeting tools that help families better understand their income, expenses, and financial pressures. This kind of collaborative, skills‑based work supports not only rent and utilities, but overall financial well‑being and long‑term housing stability for households working toward secure housing.

Huge thanks to John T. Gorman Foundation , Biddeford School Department , and Maine Housing for helping make this important work possible.