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Hope House is a non-profit organization
providing neighborhood support to families. 

In support of our country's rich legacy of immigration, and the shared values of neighbor helping neighbor, Hope House wholeheartedly welcomes New Mainers from 
all faiths and all countries of origin.

HomeFamily Support CenterHope for the NationsSchedulePresentationsMaterials
Contact InfoAboutHow To HelpL.A. CafeHope for the HolidaysBaby Olympics
Women's HealthL/A Area Food PantriesL/A Area Clothing ResourcesLocal SheltersA Tribute to Mom

Meet the founders of Hope House on the "About" page.
​"NEIGHBOR  HELPING  NEIGHBOR"
​Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
"Let every one of us encourage our neighbor"
(Romans 15:2)
THE APPLE SONG
Jan Willson, Baby Pemba, and children of 
Chinese Bible Church of Greater Boston
More music on our "Hope for the Nations" page, "Presentations" page, and "Materials" page
CBCGB Team at Church of All Nations in Lewiston.  You heard them at our Head Light trip, too!
Linking Neighbors Links Nations














Local Volunteers team-up with friends from Boston.   

Iftar Potluck

 Our Iftar Potluck was a great success.  Besides our neighbors we had 
12 guests from Greater Boston Refugee Ministry join us.











Other Iftars: White House Iftar on NBC
Memphis church welcomes Islamic Center
​  See some staff at a 6-12-20 Lewiston          protest, holding sign "Building a                    Community of Unity" on the 2 mile march    through L/A.  Best seen at start and            about  14 min. into it the Lewiston Sun        Journal coverage.
  Good things are       happening in           Lewiston, see 2       recent articles in       the Lewiston Sun    Journal.
  Hope House
  Lewiston

 "That's What Neighbors Do" is a sequel video to   "People Matter Most".  It shows that being   neighborly isn't just a "nice" idea.  It's what helps   diverse families survive the hardships of 2020.     New friendships thrive, and helping each other   becomes much more obvious.  All on College St. in   Lewiston, Maine can see that's what neighbors do.
AFRA
Sharing Hope 
at Hope House
See the 
Hope House Highlights 
of 2021
at our Family Support Center, 91 College St., Lewiston, Maine

    Hope House has been honored to host teams coming to      help us love our Lewiston neighbors. Teams of students        from Boston, from Northeastern University as well as            Wellesley College, gave time during their 2023 spring          breaks to volunteer at our Family Support Center.  We          love the videos below made by one of the team's                  members, Swapna Palavesa Kannan.  It well                        reflects the fun, energy, and compassion that teams              bring to our struggling neighborhood.   

Hope House was honored to welcome Maine's Speaker of the House Rachel Talbot Ross, Senator Peggy Rotundo, & State Representative Margaret Craven to a recent Market Day (video to the right).  They intently listened to our neighborhood share on housing challenges and their compassion encouraged the 70 families.
 ​ Here's a link to an inspiring        story of one of our center's        families.  Pray for God to          continue working miracles on    behalf of our brave new            neighbors.

- FREE FAMILY THRIFT STORE
AND MARKET
(giving our volunteers a break so market is for urgent needs by appointment only)
- FREE WOMEN'S HEALTH CLINIC
( by appointment)

207-577-1165, hopehouse17@gmail.com
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   Hope House stands with the          Israeli and Palestinian mothers      who marched together for peace    for their families.  May peace          come soon.  

    Check out "Oasis of Peace", 
    a small community in Israel
    where Jewish, Muslim, and
    Christian families are living     together in peace.

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  See our awesome Hope          House volunteer, Makia
  and our new Community          Outreach Coordinator,            Kaileigh Tara, interviewed        Jan. 12,2024 when a          CBS news crew visited the      center.
 Join the fun at this 
 year's 4th of July   BBQ and walk to   the Great Falls   Fireworks...our   tradition continues!   Yeah!!
Preparing for the 2024 Free Coat & Toy Fair