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York County's Domestic Violence Program

Pick up this bookmark design at your local library!

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Wear orange on Tuesday, February 11th

Join students and community members across York County in wearing orange, the official color of teen dating violence awareness. By wearing orange, you can help to raise awareness and show support that everyone deserves a healthy relationship.

Follow us on social media to learn more about communication and healthy behaviors in relationships throughout the month! 

Stop by your public library during the month of February to pick up a free bookmark!

Participating libraries:

  • Acton Public Library- Acton

  • Parson’s Memorial Library- Alfred

  • Berwick Public Library- Berwick

  • McArthur Public Library- Biddeford

  • Barry Memorial Library- Buxton

  • Bonney Memorial Library- Cornish

  • William Fogg Library- Eliot

  • Hollis Center Public Library- Hollis

  • Salmon Falls Library- Hollis

  • Kennebunk Free Library- Kennebunk

  • Rice Public Library- Kittery

  • Martha Sawyer Community Library- Lebanon

  • Limerick Public Library- Limerick

  • Davis Memorial Library- Limington

  • Lyman Community Library- Lyman

  • Newfield Village Library- Newfield

  • D.A. Hurd Library- North Berwick

  • Libby Memorial Library- Old Orchard

  • Kezar Falls- Parsonsfield

  • Dyer Library- Saco

  • Goodall Library- Sanford

  • Shapleigh Community Library- Shapleigh

  • South Berwick Public Library- South Berwick

  • Springvale Public Library- Springvale

  • Waterboro Public Library- Waterboro

  • Wells Public Library- Wells

  • York Public Library- York

More peace.  More support. More options. More hope.

Direct support and safety planning services for anyone experiencing domestic abuse and violence. Prevention education, training and professional consultation to move toward bringing an end to domestic violence.

Free. Safe. Confidential.

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Our Impact

Domestic abuse, or domestic violence, is a pattern of controlling behavior in the context of a current or former relationship when one person uses intimidating, threatening, harmful, or harassing behavior designed to create fear in the victim.

Caring Unlimited offers individualized safety planning services to anyone impacted by domestic abuse; supporting thousands of individuals each year throughout York County through a number of programs offered free of charge and accessible 24 hours a day.

In addition, Caring Unlimited is committed to changing the conditions which allow domestic abuse and violence to persist. Through collaboration, education, training, and consultation, we work with our community to bring an end to domestic violence.

Programs

24 Hour Helpline/ Online Chat Services
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Housing and Services
Individual and Group Support and Education
Legal Assistance and Court Advocacy
School-Based Education
Community-Based Education, Training, and Consultation
Volunteer Opportunities

24 Hours

1-800-239-7298

online chat services

Monday 1:00- 5:00

resource center

Monday – Friday
9:00 am- 5 pm
965 Main St.
Sanford, ME 04073

1-207-490-3227
mail@caring-unlimited.org

mailing address

PO Box 590
Sanford, ME 04073

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Our Mission

Caring Unlimited works with the community to end domestic violence in York County. This includes providing support and safe haven to adults and children whose lives are affected by domestic abuse. We provide services in a manner that honors individuals’ essential worth, nurtures their inherent strengths and respects their right of self-determination.

 

Get Involved

Your support helps ensure that critical support and safety planning services are available free of charge to anyone who needs them.

Volunteering, attending an event, fundraising, and making a donation are critical ways to make a difference in the lives of families experiencing domestic abuse and violence.

 

Receive our newsletters

We’ll email you occasionally with news, updates, and information about programs and events.

Volunteer opportunities

We have consistent, ongoing volunteer positions, as well as event and project-specific roles.

Make a Donation

Give the gift of safety. Your donation helps ensure the availability of our life-changing programs.

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Caring Unlimited is welcoming and affirming. We shall not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, color, creed, ancestry or national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, physical or mental disability, service member status, family status, or any other status protected by law in employment, volunteering, or service provision.