Elder Abuse Institute of Maine

Our Story

Established in 1994, the Elder Abuse Institute of Maine began as a multi-disciplinary coalition known as PEACE, focused on addressing the needs of elder abuse victims in Portland. In 2013, it transitioned into a nonprofit organization, securing federal funding for Maine's first housing for elder abuse victims, Martha's Cottage. Through partnerships with the State of Maine, the organization has expanded its services to better support older adults.

Impact

The Elder Abuse Institute of Maine has successfully implemented programs that provide transitional housing, support services, and community outreach, significantly improving the lives of older adults affected by abuse.

Why Donate?

Donating to the Elder Abuse Institute of Maine helps improve the lives of older adults in Maine by supporting essential programs that provide housing, advocacy, and resources for victims of elder abuse.

Get Involved

Your contribution can make a difference! Support the Elder Abuse Institute of Maine by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Together, we can ensure that every older person affected by abuse has access to the necessary support they need.