Community-based HIV/AIDS services for Maine
Client-centered services addressing the unique needs of each individual
Frannie Peabody Center programs provide low-barrier access to prevention, testing and care to help people achieve and maintain health stability.
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Providing linkage to insurance, medical care, supportive services and community resources to support sustained health stability. Learn More.
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Federally-funded housing assistance for eligible individuals living with HIV/AIDS in Maine. Learn More.
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Support group for people living with HIV led by Licensed Social Workers. Learn More.
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Free, confidential testing for HIV and Hepatitis C, as well as help with PrEP & PEP navigation, outreach, education and free HIV self-test kits. Learn More.
OUR HISTORY
Responding to community needs since 1985
Through our name and our work, we are proud to honor the memory and celebrate the legacy of Frances W. Peabody (1903-2001), whose great energy and vision continue to be instrumental in providing HIV/AIDS services and programs in Maine.
Advocating for life-saving programs
Frannie Peabody Center educates the community, partner and leaders on the policies and issues that impact on our clients and the community we serve.
Agency staff also serve on advisory boards and working groups that contribute to the advancement of healthcare policy that improves access to care.
“Frannie took the nearly invisible movement of AIDS activism in Maine and made it instantly respectable… We were out to stop the disease, nothing less, and Frannie was going to be our Joan of Arc.”
— John Preston