Recovery is for everyone.
The Maine Recovery Access Project (ME-RAP) is a grassroots recovery community organization led by people with lived and living experience of substance use and recovery—including family members and allies.
At the heart of ME-RAP’s work is a “listening-first” approach that ensures individuals with lived and living experience are central to shaping the programs, services, and policies that impact them. ME-RAP believes that sustainable change is only possible when solutions are driven by the voices of those most affected. By actively listening to communities, we foster collaborative, participant-centered solutions that respond to real-world needs.
Rooted in the longstanding principles of both the recovery and harm reduction movements, ME-RAP is committed to supporting all pathways of recovery. This core value shapes everything we do—our organization, our programs, our leadership, and the Access Center.
Everyone is welcome here.
Our Statewide Work.
Community Clean Ups.
To give back to the communities that have given us so much, we organize community cleanup events, enhancing the beauty of local parks, streets, and neighborhoods through dedicated days of service.
Access Center.
A Recovery Community Center in Augusta, Maine.
Hours of Operation
- Sat - Mon
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- Tue - Wed
- Closed
- Thu - Fri
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recovery support meetings,
Prosocial Events,
Community Service,
& More!
The Access Center hosts a robust calendar of weekly recovery support meetings, pro-social and community-building events, as well as volunteer service days—all activities that foster connection, healing, and joy in recovery.
Our recovery meeting schedule includes a wide range of peer-led options to meet people where they are: AA and NA meetings, All Recovery groups, the signature Thursday Night Thurdunder, and Youth Caucus gatherings designed specifically for young people. These meetings create safe, welcoming spaces for sharing experience, strength, and hope—and help build a strong foundation for long-term recovery. Don't see something you want? You can host a meeting! Reach out!
Additionally, we host pro-social events! From family-style community dinners and movie nights to holiday celebrations, and neighborhood cleanups, our events are designed to reduce isolation, rebuild social skills, and reconnect individuals to purpose. Whether you're diving into a gardening club project, joining our Fourth of July parade crew, or dancing at a Recovery Month celebration, there's a place for you here.
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4pm Washington County Youth Group
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4pm All Recovery Meeting
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5pm Kennebec Youth Meeting
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4pm Washington County Youth Group
5:30pm Penobscot County Youth: Spring May Day Event
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11am Spring Into Action: Community Clean-Up
4pm All Recovery Meeting
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9am Primer Day: Paint & Pizza!
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9am Paint Out With Sherman Williams!
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Access Center Programs.
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