Health precautions resulting from the coronavirus pandemic have caused Preble Street Resource Center to change the way it provides daily meals, the city’s shelters have… Read More

Housing First is exactly what it sounds like: the idea is that people do better when they have permanent housing — and then are more… Read More

“There’s been a lot of social services throughout the state of Maine that have been working collaboratively, together, to really make a dent and helping… Read More

Dozens turned out last Friday to honor the 43 members of the homeless community who lost their lives in 2019. For the last 25 years,… Read More

Along with the resources listed in this article, please visit LandlordsHelp.org to see how you can partner to give a veteran a home. *** The… Read More

Tim Keefe found himself homeless in his tent in rural Maine. It was below freezing. He hadn’t had food in two days. “I’ve worked since… Read More

“Taking food away from someone doesn’t encourage them to look for work, it actually harms their efforts to get back on their feet.” – Heather… Read More

“We see this as a cruel punishment for people living in poverty.” — Meredith Cook, Preble Street Social Change Advocate The Trump administration is tightening… Read More

The 14th annual “Stuff the Bus” program was another huge success. Wednesday, volunteers unloaded buses stuffed with food items for the Preble Street Soup Kitchen… Read More

The Department of Justice awarded $100 million to help victims and combat human trafficking across the country. Preble Street’s Anti-Trafficking Services will get $500,000 over… Read More

Preble Street is striving to raise awareness of sexual and labor exploitation and help survivors reclaim their lives. Myriad obstacles stand in the way of… Read More

So far this year 450 veterans and their families have been served at Preble Street, according to Executive Director Mark Swann. Twenty-five of those veterans… Read More