Advocacy Services

Incarcerated Women's Program

Recognizing the connection between incarceration and domestic abuse, TTD began to offer support groups for incarcerated women at the Cumberland County Jail and Maine Correctional Center, later adding programs at the Southern Maine Women’s Reentry Center.

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Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is compelling individuals into labor or commercial sex work through force, fraud, or coercion, for the economic gain of the trafficker. It also includes when any minor in commercial sex work is a survivor of human trafficking.

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Abuse in Later Life

TTD provides advocacy services to address the needs of people in later life (ages 50 or older) who are experiencing or have experienced emotional, psychological, physical, financial, or sexual abuse. The abusive person may be a spouse, former spouse, partner, or adult child.

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Court Advocacy

TTD advocates assist with Protection from Abuse orders, help navigate the court systems, assist with safety plans, provide information, and referrals related to the legal system. For more information, including locations and hours, and to make an appointment to meet, please call the numbers below.

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CPS Liaison

The primary intent of the Maine Domestic Violence CPS program is to strengthen the relationship between Maine’s domestic violence and child protective systems in order to enhance early identification, intervention, and system collaboration in cases of intimate partner abuse and child protection.

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EPIC

TTD’s EPIC (Enhanced Police Intervention Collaboration) Program is an innovative project in which advocates work with law enforcement to reduce future domestic violence assaults, identify high risk cases, and provide victims of domestic violence with support and services.

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