OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT hosts a monthly parent info night for anyone parenting or caring for youth with a diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. The group meets monthly - on the second Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM - at the OUT offices in Rockland. Participation is free and open to the public, facilitated by Sue Campbell, Program Director, and Ralph Moore, Board Member. Both have raised LGBT youth and have professional experiences working with parents and teens on a variety of issues.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT hosts a monthly parent info night for anyone parenting or caring for youth with a diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. The group meets monthly - on the second Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM - at the OUT offices in Rockland. Participation is free and open to the public, facilitated by Sue Campbell, Program Director, and Ralph Moore, Board Member. Both have raised LGBT youth and have professional experiences working with parents and teens on a variety of issues.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT hosts a monthly parent info night for anyone parenting or caring for youth with a diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. The group meets monthly - on the second Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM - at the OUT offices in Rockland. Participation is free and open to the public, facilitated by Sue Campbell, Program Director, and Ralph Moore, Board Member. Both have raised LGBT youth and have professional experiences working with parents and teens on a variety of issues.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT hosts a monthly parent info night for anyone parenting or caring for youth with a diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. The group meets monthly - on the second Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM - at the OUT offices in Rockland. Participation is free and open to the public, facilitated by Sue Campbell, Program Director, and Ralph Moore, Board Member. Both have raised LGBT youth and have professional experiences working with parents and teens on a variety of issues.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.

Summer Solstice Celebration - Street Party & Dock Party

Two events in one day. The family friendly street party will take place on Main Street from 4-7 PM, and the adults only dock party will be from 6-10:30 PM at Journey's End Marina at the end of Tillson Avenue. Come downtown with the kids and enjoy fun and games, live entertainment, food and being neighborly. At the dock party we'll have music by DJ Dan Miller and by the live 90's band, Living Room Circus. A cash bar, food wagon, no cover charge and an indoor/outdoor venue overlooking Rockland Harbor makes this one of the most anticipated event of the year.

Supporting LGBTQ Youth in Schools and Communities

OUT Maine is pleased to offer regional school and provider trainings for "Supporting LGBTQ Youth in our Schools and Communities" in several rural Maine communities this year thanks to some generous grant funding.

Certificate for contact hours available.

OUT hosts a monthly parent info night for anyone parenting or caring for youth with a diverse sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. The group meets monthly - on the second Wednesday, 6-7:30 PM - at the OUT offices in Rockland. Participation is free and open to the public, facilitated by Sue Campbell, Program Director, and Ralph Moore, Board Member. Both have raised LGBT youth and have professional experiences working with parents and teens on a variety of issues.

OUT's drop-in program is a safe space for the youth to explore and express their identities at any point in their journey, a place where they can find supportive peers and adult allies, confidential discussion groups, community-oriented projects and activities, and space to be free of judgment. It plays a critical role and has made a profound difference in the lives of many rural LGBTQ youth.

Each drop-in session includes snacks or a meal, support, discussion on important issues and opportunities for social time. Trained adult advisors are always present and new adult volunteers are always welcome.