For more information on how Ervin Community Supports helps people with intellectual disabilities learn, grow, and connect with their community, contact Pam Erskine, Director of Program Services at 207-938-0210.
Ervin Community Supports
Building Community Relationships
At Ervin Community Supports we engage with the community every day. Our program promotes independence and helps build life skills for adults with intellectual disabilities.
We meet people and build healthy relationships by regularly going out into the community.
Together we:Adults with intellectual disabilities play Bocce
Picnic at the beach
Shop at local stores
Attend Camp Tall Pines
Visit Museums
Cheer at the Sea Dogs game We offer a $100 credit* to help full-time attendees pay for off-site activities. (*prorated for part-time attendance)
Skills for Life
When we’re not out and about in the community, Ervin Community Supports promotes independence by helping the people we support build life skills including: reading and writing cooking hygiene and safety money management building healthy relationships
Special Olympics
Our Special Olympics team competes in the summer games, winter games and the yearly basketball tournament. Our flexible schedule with evening and weekend options makes it easier for participants to attend community events.
Volunteers
We know that volunteerism builds strong community connections, so we take every opportunity to volunteer from helping out at the local library, to serving at the community luncheon to gathering donations for the Humane Society.