Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine: The Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine is a membership nonprofit organization comprised of home care, home health care & hospice providers. Through networking, education, and advocacy, Alliance staff and members work collaboratively to ensure that our older adults and Mainers with disabilities have access to affordable, accessible, high-quality care in the comfort and safety of their own homes and communities.

Maine Hospice Council: The Maine Hospice Council exists to promote universal access to quality end-of-life care through innovation, creativity, education, advocacy, and collaboration.

Northern Light Home Care & Hospice: It’s never easy to start a conversation about death, but if you are facing a terminal diagnosis or if you are thinking about stopping curative treatments, it is time to learn more about the support services offered by Northern Light’s Hospice program.

The Center for Grieving Children: The Center for Grieving Children is a nonprofit organization that provides a safe space, loving peer support, outreach, and education to grieving children, teens, families, and the community. 

Experience Camps: Experience Camps is a nonprofit that transforms the lives of grieving children through summer camp programs and innovative, year-round initiatives. 

Center for Loss & Life Transition: Led by death educator and grief counselor Dr. Alan Wolfelt, the organization is dedicated to helping people who are grieving and those who care for them. 

National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization: NHPCO enhances and expands access to care that addresses holistic health and the well-being of communities.

When You Die—Raising Awareness About Death: From existential afterlife questions such as “What happens when you die?” to palliative care and the nuts-and-bolts of green burial, if it has to do with death, we’re talking about it.

What Is Hospice Care and What Should You Expect? Hospice services offer physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical comfort and support to patients and families who are facing death at home, in the hospital, or in other settings.