Maine Mobile Health Program

Maine Mobile Health Program is a community health center and our state’s only farmworker health organization. Our mission is to improve the health status of seasonal workers and their families by providing culturally appropriate care and services. We are a network of doctors, nurses, counselors, Community Health Workers and health educators in Maine that works together to provide health care to agriculture and aquaculture workers, seafood processors, and their families. Our collaborative model involves folks who carry the commitment to make a difference in the lives of Maine’s farmworkers. By linking agricultural workers to care and resources, we aim to reduce health disparities and inequities of access for people working in this industry. Putting fruits and vegetables on ALL of our tables is not only vital work; it positively impacts our collective health.

We offer mobile medical, behavioral health, and nursing care to patients at farmworker camps and other community settings across the state. MMHP is committed to comprehensive care and offers health education and outreach services to farmworkers and seafood processors on key health issues like pesticide safety, hypertension and depression. Our Community Health Workers and Behavioral Health Providers speak Spanish, Haitian Creole, and Jamaican Patois to meet the linguistic needs of Maine’s farmworkers. We also offer referrals to other agencies that support the needs of farmworkers.

The Maine Mobile Health Program collaborates year-round with farmworkers, growers, local organizations, and other primary care providers to reduce health disparities and offer Maine’s migrant and seasonal farmworkers the best possible access to care. MMHP seeks to increase its partnerships with Maine’s community of growers to ensure that our services reach all farmworker communities in Maine.