ACTIVE. ENGAGED. SUPPORTED.

At MYC, we believe that every child, teen, and young adult in the greater Sagadahoc community should have equal access to programs that keep them active, engaged, and supported so that they can pursue a future filled with unlimited possibilities. 

Middle & high school youth served through afterschool programming & internships in 2021.
Youth experiencing homlessness served, ages 5-24, in the 2021-22 school year.
Riders served from throughout Maine, New England & beyond (skateboarding, BMX, scooters, inline skating).
RSU 1 students served through Set for Success, free backpacks, school supplies & more.

improving physical & mental wellbeing through accessible recreational activities: skateboarding, biking, hiking, fitness & more.

assisting youth experiencing homelessness to meet basic needs, engage in education, and explore workforce opportunities.

providing a safe place to go when school is out, with plenty of free activities, food, and caring adults to lean on if life gets tough.

supporting interests with diverse Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math enrichment (STEM).

improving academic performance through tutoring & homework assistance.

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Stuff the Bus for RSU 1 Students!

A Stuff the Bus event to support Midcoast Youth Center’s Set for Success will take place from 9 to noon, Saturday, Aug. 20, at Renys in Bath.

Shop for supplies at Renys and help fill the bus with backpacks, pencils, notebooks, calculators, and more. Set for Success distributes for free all the school supplies needed by RSU 1 and Georgetown students grades K-12 in a one-day event to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28, at Morse High School in Bath.

Donate supplies or contribute financially. A donation in any amount ensures every child has what they need for the first day of school. It costs about $50 per student to provide all the supplies that are needed. Volunteers will be on-hand to accept financial donations at the Stuff the Bus event. Visit midcoastyouth.org to contribute online.

“We are very grateful for Renys for welcoming us and supporting students as they prepare for a successful year of learning,” Jamie Dorr, executive director of MYC said.

Set for Success, now in its fifth year, has become a back-to-school kickoff for the RSU 1 community. In addition to backpacks and school supplies, kids can get a haircut from a local stylist, manicures, browse clothing, and “surf” the information superhighway to learn more about area organizations that support youth and families.

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Maine Working Communities Challenge

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's Maine Working Communities Challenge announced our team will advance to the implementation stage of the competition. This means we will receive a three-year, $375,000 grant to execute our plan for the region.

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Our Mission

To empower Midcoast youth to be healthy, engaged, and resilient, by offering recreation, education & enrichment, leadership & life skills, referrals to mental health support & substance use treatment, and support to youth experiencing housing insecurity.

Our Vision

A suicide-free Midcoast community where the physical and emotional needs of youth are met through comprehensive programming and social services; where youth are inspired and equipped to realize a promising future.

Thank You to Our Supporters!