Holy Apostles Monastery in Whitefield Maine is a non-profit organization that provides a safe place for the LGBT community learn camp swim day use and heated winter space. Very welcoming warm beautiful place with a large percentage of the community using and a president who is LGBT they accept donations for needed repairs and upkeep of the property and buildings also except helping hands and ideas they have been doing this for ten years now and have a sea of knowledge and experience with all adults from all walks of life if you are a adult LGBT I would highly recommend and ask you all to provide any support you possibly could. They receive guests from across the USA do to its beauty it's safety the great people and very large community sense
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- EIN 20-3682307
- (800) 530-6997
- PO Box 1723 Rockland ME 04841 USA
- Outmaine.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Children & Youth, Civil Rights, Lesbian & Gay Rights, LGBTQ, Youth Centers & Clubs, Youth Development Programs
Mission: OUT Maine works toward a welcoming and affirming Maine for all rural young people of diverse sexual orientations, gender expressions and gender identities.
Results: We reach thousands of youth every year through our programs and school and other partnerships. We serve school- and college-age youth, plus even younger trans children, in all of Maine’s counties and regions. • Since 2015, we have trained over 15,000 providers across the state, building a safety net of health and behavioral health providers, educators, clergy and youth program staff.
Target demographics: At OUT Maine, we have an ambitious goal: to create more welcoming and affirming communities for Maine’s diverse queer youth in all of their intersectional identities.
Direct beneficiaries per year: thousands of LGBTQ+ youth (1,200 + annually), trained thousands of professional (4,000 annually), hundreds of schools and organizations who support LGBTQ+ youth
Geographic areas served: statewide, Maine
Programs: To do that, we offer supportive programs for those youth and their families, but we know that’s not enough. To really make a difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ kids, we need to change the very systems that serve them in Maine. • Those systems include schools, health care, foster care, community organizations, and more. • We take a statewide, three-pronged approach: support LGBTQ+ youth and their families and allies; empower youth to be their most authentic, resilient selves; and educate health care providers, educators, clergy and other professionals who change young people’s lives through their support.
OUTMaine 10/10/2024
This review is for a different organization, and Robin Wright is not a board member of OUT Maine.