Multicultural Resources -
Community & Religious Organizations and Contacts
The following people or agencies are resources for general and culture specific information. They neither represent nor speak for the community at large. If calls are long distance, please make arrangements for them to call you collect since they may be volunteers.
Afghan Association of Maine (AAM)
Azini Mohammad, President,
Phone: (207) 873-2436
P.O. Box 3621
Portland, Maine 04104
Afghan Masjid and Islamic Center
former president: Hakim Ab
Contact Wells Staley Mays re: mosques dul Ferouz Phone: 878-3363,
Contact: Azini Mohammed, President,
Phone: (207) 873-2436
Basement in a building on Congress Street near MMC, prayers on Fridays
African and African-American Communities
(see also: Ethiopian, Somali, and Sudanese Communities)
Non-Profit Organizations
African Culture & Learning Center
175 Lancaster Street, Suite 208D
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 253-1956
Fax: (207) 253-1957
The African Culture & Learning Center works to enhance, promote, and improve the self-reliance, dignity, and self-respect to Maine’s diverse communities. It develops ways and means of bridging the gap between parents and their children, elders and the mainstream communities and provides life-long learning to the elderly people who are illiterate in their own language and others. It provides outreach to refugees and their families, information and referral to community resources, health promotion and connection to health services—including mental health services and lead poisoning prevention. The African Culture & Learning Center focuses on creating a support system for the elderly, isolated, and non-English speaking individuals. They provide elderly outreach, senior community trips, events, and support programs. They also provide educational programming, and teach and tutor children in their native language, teach the Somali language to foreign students, education and ESL and native literacy language classes. Additional services include referral to vocational training and employment opportunities, presentations on cultural and faith issues, and interpretation and translation in Arabic (Somali and Swahili).
Green Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Contact: Reverend Kenneth Lewis
46 Sheridan Street
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 772-1409
Fax: (207) 828-1980
E-mail: greensecretary@maine.rr.com
The AME Zion Church is the oldest established African-American congregation in Maine, begun with a mission in 1891 and constructed in 1914. Green Memorial has become a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural congregation serving the spiritual and social needs of the Greater Portland community. In 1943, the church was named for Moses Green, who was born a slave and worked for 50 years at Union Station in Portland and served as a tireless member of the congregation.
Congo-Kinshasa Community of Maine
P.O. Box 4525 Portland, ME 04112
Contact: Nkongolo Mulumba, President, Phone #: (207) 774-5221
Email: nkongolo_solard@yahoo.com
E'nkul Kanakan, Vice President,
Phone #: (207) 878-1125
Email: safacek@yahoo.com
Hype
Contact: Steve Coleman
Westbrook
Ph: 854-8903
Mentoring predominantly African American youth.
International Christian
Contact: Reverend Mutima Peter
35 Lafayette St.
Portland, ME 04104
Phone: (207) 772-1283
Christian worship and healing in French, Swahili, English and Lingala. Interpreters for other languages provided. A sect of Christianity (separate by religion) or Christian Africans in general
NAACP – (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
As the nation’s oldest civil rights organization, the primary focus of the NAACP continues to be the protection and enhancement of the civil rights of African Americans and other minorities, and to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination. The NAACP has three branches in Maine: the Portland branch (covering Maine from the New Hampshire border up to Augusta), the Bangor branch (covering Maine from Augusta to the Canadian border), and a prison branch (hosted by the Bangor branch).
Portland Branch
Rachel Talbot-Ross, President
P.O. Box 3631
Portland, ME 04104
Phone: (207) 253-5074
Fax: (207) 253-5079
E-mail: naacpportland@hotmail.com
Website: www.naacpportland.org
Greater Bangor Area Branch
James Varner, President
P.O. Box 477
Old Town, ME 04468
Phone: (207) 827-4493
Fax: (207) 827-8115
Prison Branch
Michael Parker, President
Maine State Prison
807 Cushing Road
Warren, ME 04864
Asian and Asian-American Communities
(See also: Korean, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, and Cambodian Communities)
Non-Profit Organizations
Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence
P.O. Box 120108
Boston, MA 02112
Phone: Office – (617) 338-2350
Hotline – (617) 338-2355
Fax: (617) 338-2354
Website: http://www.atask.org/
E-mail: asiandv@atask.org
The Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence, Inc. is a coalition of individuals and organizations which aims to eliminate family violence and to strengthen Asian families and communities.
The Task Force accomplishes its mission through community organizing and outreach in the diverse Asian and mainstream communities, through direct services, through collaboration with other organizations and individuals committed to ending domestic violence in Asian communities, and by advocating for social and political change around the issues of domestic violence and other issues that affect Asian families and communities. The Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence also has three projects, the Asian Shelther and Advocacy Project (ASAP), Project Safe, and the Lowell Asian Project Against Domestic Violence, which share its mission.
The Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence website has many resources and statistics around domestic violence as well as materials translated into Chinese, Hindi, Japanese,
Khmer, Korean, and Vietnamese.
Asian American Heritage Foundation
Contact: Grace Valenzuela
Phone: (207) 874-8135
E-mail: valeng@portlandschools.org
Mission: To support the social, health, political, educational, and economic needs of all local Asian American communities and to support the preservation of each distinctive cultural heritage. Serves as a resource for the Asian American associations in the state.
Maine Families with Children from Asia
President, Susan Greenwood
597 Parker Farm Road
Buxton, ME 04093
Phone: (207) 839-2815
Website: http://mefca.org
Maine Families with Children from Asia is a volunteer organization of families who have adopted from Asia, or who are waiting to adopt. Membership includes single parents, parents with adopted or both adopted and birth children. Events include festivals, pot lucks, newsletters, play groups, and classes.
Buddhist
Non-Profit Organizations
Watt Samaki Temple, Inc.
Navann Leng, President
2 Dedham St.
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 797-8554
A good resource for consultation and speakers.
Cambodian Community
Local Community Contacts
Pirun Sen for updated info: Pirun Sen 772-8780 msg 6/22/06
Phone: (207) 772-8780
Sokhany Sieng updated 6/2/06
Phone: (207) 749-4282
Chinese Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Chinese and American Friendship Association
Amanda Szala, President
Contact: Craig Dietrich, 688-4826
P.O. Box 10372
Portland, ME 04104
The Chinese and American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM), founded in 1988, has about 120 individual and family memberships. Many members also belong to the Portland chapter of the US-China People’s Friendship Association, a national organization. CAFAM aims to promote among the American people a more accurate knowledge of the people of China and their culture and to promote cultural, scientific and educational interchange between the United States and China. The term “China” refers to the People’s Republic of China, the Republic of China, and other overseas communities composed of people who identify themselves as being culturally Chinese.
Activities include: seasonal events (Moon Festival, Chinese New Year), a Chinese School and summer camps for children, a newsletter, a website (cafammaine.org), a notification email list, a Chinese in Maine archive (in conjunction with the Maine Historical Society), school outreach, and assistance to individuals, as well as miscellaneous occasional events.
Portland Chinese Gospel Church
First Baptist Church
Contact: Tim Luk - 781-4728
360 Canco Rd.
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 773-3123
Fax: (207) 773-4130
Sunday services and Sunday School in Chinese.
Local Community Contacts
Ah Kao Ng – USM Professor (wife=Sally) 879-0182
Ethiopian Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Church of the Holy Spirit
Pastor Joseph Bizimana
1047 Congress Street
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (207) 797-3865 or (207) 874-9779
E-mail: Bizim6@aol.com
Franco-American Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Franco-American Women's Institute - L'Institut des femmes franco-américanes
Contact Person: Rhea Cote Robbins, Founder and Director
Franco-American Women's Insitute
641 South Main Street
Brewer, Maine 04412-2516
E-mail: FAWI2000@aol.com
The Franco-American Women's Institute is an organization of
women who gather together as a force for the specific purpose
of promoting Franco-American, ethnic women's voices. The Franco-American
Women's Institute is also an archival place or a recording place.
The women come together in many forms of presentation, body,
soul and creative spirit, as Franco-American women--Québécois,
Acadian, Métis, Mixed Blood, French Canadian, 'Cajun,
Creole and Huguenot--in a way which encourages them to be voiced
while collecting a record of their and their maman's existence.
Daughters, mamans, and mémères.
Franco-Americans
are the ancestors of an important and large genealogical group
located on the North American continent. These women live
in pockets of communities throughout the Northeast and elsewhere.
Here in Maine several communities have been chez-nous for
Franco-Americans for more than the past 150 years.
Franco-American Center
University of Maine
Yvon Labbe, Director
164 College Ave.
Orono, ME 04469
Phone: (207) 581-3764
Fax: (207) 581-1455
E-mail: labbe@maine.edu
Website: http://www.francoamerican.org/
The central mission of the Franco-American is to redress a century of neglect and ignorance by restoring to Franco-Americans their history, their language, and access to full and healthy self-realization. This mission is carried out in the following goals:
1) To provide vehicles for the expression of an authentic voice for Franco-Americans,
2) To be an advocate for the Franco-American Fact at the University of Maine, in the State of Maine and in the region,
3) To stimulate the development of academic and non-academic program offerings at the University of Maine and in the State relevant to the history and life experience of Franco-Americans,
4) To assist and support Franco-Americans in the actualization of their language and culture, in the advancement of their careers, in their personal growth and in their creative contribution to society,
5) To assist and provide support in the creation and implementation of a concept of pluralism that validates and reflects the Multicultural Fact in Maine and elsewhere in North America, and
6) To assist in the generation and dissemination of knowledge about a major Maine resource — the rich cultural and language diversity of its people.
Each year, the Center sponsors a variety of programs—conferences, colloquia, visiting speakers, and panel discussions—designed to validate the North American Franco Fact, to expand and deepen our understanding and appreciation of the Franco-American legacy as a tool for self-realization, and to promote a climate of multicultural awareness and respect on campus and in the region.
Maine French Community Atlas
Web-site: www.FrancoMaine.org
E-mail: farog@umit.maine.edu
This website is about Maine's Franco-American heritage and is joint venture between the Department of Geography of Laval University and the Franco-American Center at the University of Maine.
Greek Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Contact: Pastor Constantine Sarantidis
133 Pleasant Street
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 774-0281
Fax: (207) 774-2049
E-mail: htrinity@maine.rr.com
Website: www.holytrinityportland.org
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is the only Eastern Orthodox Church in the Portland area. It offers services in Greek and English. It serves the Greek, Ethiopian, Eritrean, Albanian, and other eastern European and Middle Eastern orthodox communities.
Indian (Native American) Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Indian Women’s Cultural and Resource Organization (Native American)
65 West St.
Indian Island, ME 04468
Phone: (207) 827-4624
Maine Indian Tribal - State Commission (Native American)
John Dieffenbacher-Krall, Executive Director
P.O. Box 186
Hudson, ME 04449-0186
Phone: (207) 394-2045
Fax: (207) 394-2045 (call ahead to arrange transmission)
E:mail: mitsced@midmaine.com
IRISH-AMERICAN COMMUNITY
Non-Profit Organizations
Irish-American Club of Maine
P.O. Box 1683
Portland, Maine 04104-1683
Phone: (207) 780-0119
E-mail: IAC@maineirish.com
Website: www.maineirish.com/club
Works to preserve and promote Irish-American culture, history, and community in Maine. Monthly social gatherings with entertainment and speakers, cultural programming for adults and children, children’s holiday parties, annual Saint Patrick’s Dinner Dance, annual Summer Family Picnic, Traditional Céili dancers with live music, monthly newsletter, field trips around New England and Canada, club discounts for members at local businesses and theaters.
Irish Heritage Center
34 Gray Street
(Corner of Gray & State Streets)
P.O. Box 7588
Portland, ME
04112-7588
Phone: (207) 780-0118
Fax: (207) 780-0115
Website: www.maineirish.com
This ornate, gothic brick building was finished in 1888 as Saint Dominic’s Church, whose parish served as the bastion of the Irish American community in Portland for over 180 years. Recently purchased and restored by the Irish American community, the building now houses a first-rate library and genealogy center with a collection that documents the Irish who moved into, and through, Maine and serves as a central gathering place for the Irish-American community. Open Monday-Friday 9am-4pm.
Islam
Markets
A & R Halal Market
199A Bartlett St.
Lewiston, Me 04240
Phone: (207) 786-0030
Amei Supermarket (Halal Market)
269 St. John Street
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (207) 774-3220
Portland Halal Market
28 Washington Avenue
Portland, ME 04101
Non-Profit Organizations
Afghan Masjid and Islamic Center
Contact: Azini Mohammed, President, Phone: (207) 873-2436
In the basement of a building on Congress Street near MMC. Prayers on Fridays
Council on American-Islamic Relations
453 New Jersey Avenue, S.E.
Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 488-8787
Fax: (202) 488-0833
Website: http://www.cair-net.org/
E-mail: cair@cair-net.org
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a nonprofit 501(c)(4), grassroots civil rights and advocacy group. CAIR is America's largest Islamic civil liberties group, with regional offices nationwide and in Canada. The national headquarters is located on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C.
Since its establishment in 1994, CAIR has worked to promote a positive image of Islam and Muslims in America. Through media relations, lobbying, education and advocacy, CAIR puts forth an Islamic perspective to ensure the Muslim voice is represented. In offering this perspective, CAIR seeks to empower the social activism.
Islamic Society of Portland, Maine
P. O. Box 10294
Portland, Me 04104
Street address: 155 Bracket St.
Phone: (207) 842-5953
Fax: (207) 842-5953
Islamic Social Services Association (ISSA)
Contact: Shahina Siddiqui, E-mail: shahinasiddiqui@hotmail.com
(United States)
1030 E. Baseline Road
Suite # 105 , PMB 955
Tempe , AZ 85283-1314
Phone: 1-888-415-9920
Fax: (602) 532-7057
Email: info@issausa.org
Website: http://www.issausa.org
(Canada)
PO BOX 21010
RPO Charleswood
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3R 3R2, CANADA
Phone: 1-866-239-ISSA
Fax: (204) 896-1694
Email: info@issaservices.com
Website: http://www.issaservices.com
ISSA is an organization that links Muslim social service providers in the United States and Canada. ISSA is a unique organization since it is not a social service provider, but rather is an organization that serves as a network for addressing the social service concerns Muslims have. ISSA aims to provide support to social service providers through education, training and services. It is, therefore, an organization that helps Muslims to set up and successfully provide social services within their own communities, rather than running these services for communities. This approach helps to empower local Muslims in providing help to their communities, and decreases dependency on larger associations. ISSA acts as a national link and resource between these smaller community-based organizations.
ISSA in Canada carries on its activities in Canada and ISSA in the U.S.A carries on its activities in the U.S.A. The two organizations cooperate with each other in planning the annual conferences and other educational projects.
Korean Community
Non-Profit Organizations
First Baptist Church
360 Canco Rd.
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 773-3123
Sunday services in Korean at 11 a.m. every Sunday; for more information please attend the mass instead of calling the church office.
Korean American Association
Contact: Chong Pak, President
Phone: (207) 799-5425
Korean American Friendship Society of Maine
44 Richardson St.
Portland, ME 04103 no phone # to confirm info.
Korean United Methodist Church
618 Washington Avenue
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: 207-774-1617
Latino Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Centro Latino, Maine
Contact Person: Blanca Santiago, President
P.O. Box 1242
Portland, ME 04104
Phone: (207) 749-8823
Centro Latino, Maine aims to improve the quality of life for Hispanics in Maine. It provides access to services and information and brings voice into action regarding the rules and laws that will benefit Hispanic people, while celebrating their cultural heritage, preserving their human dignity, and inspiring them to realize their aspirations.
Centro Latino board meetings are open to the public and are held from 5:30-7:00pm the first Tuesday of every month at the Community Television Network offices (516 Congress Street, Portland). Centro Latino also publishes Mi Gente, a bilingual directory of Latino-owned businesses, Spanish-speaking service providers, and community events and activities relevant to the Latino community.
Latin Community Council of Maine
Contact Person: Gladys Garcia, (207) 761-7975
Latin Community Council of Maine works to help people to build a strong sense of identity and pride in being Latino. Major efforts include providing camp scholarships for King Middle School students, and offering advocacy and support for the Latino community. Crisis intervention and some interpreting services available.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Contact: Ana Almanzar, 780-0384
80 Sherman Street
(Corner of Sherman & Mellen Streets)
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 772-6182
Fax 772-9615
Website: http://shsdp.org
Service in Spanish on Sundays at 12:15 p.m. (confession on Saturdays at 3 p.m. and Sundays at 12:00 p.m.). Food pantry 8:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Monday – Friday at 80 Sherman Street.
Tengo Voz- I Have Voice
Contact Person: Reverend Virginia Marie Rincon
Immanuel Baptist Church
156 High St.
Portland, ME 0401
Phone: (207) 553-2252
Email: tengovoz@hotmail.com
Office hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10AM-1PM, but individuals can call to make an appointment outside of these hours
A grassroots organization committed to Latino women and their families in the greater Portland area. Help with finding jobs and housing, domestic violence prevention and referral, cultural support, spiritual direction, Latino women's focus groups, educational referrals and support, social service collaboration and referrals, and interpreting.
Eastern Orthodox Catholic
Non-Profit Organizations
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Contact: Pastor Constantine Sarantidis
133 Pleasant Street
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 774-0281
Fax: (207) 774-2049
E-mail: htrinity@maine.rr.com
Website: www.holytrinityportland.org
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is the only Eastern Orthodox Church in the Portland area. It offers services in Greek and English. It serves the Greek, Ethiopian, Eritrean, Albanian, and other eastern European and Middle Eastern orthodox communities.
Russian / (former) Soviet Union Community
Non-Profit Organizations
Russian Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
360 Canco Rd.
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 773-3123
Fax: (207) 773-4130
Local Community Contacts
Nicholai Youdanov, Soviet Union (former)
Phone: (207) 885-0286
Somali Community
Non-Profit Organizations
African Culture & Learning Center
Mohamed Abdi, President, chiefmoh@yahoo.com
Carl Judy, Deputy Executive Director,
175 Lancaster Street, Suite 208 D
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 253 -1956
E-mail: Judycarl1@yahoo.com
Daryeelka, Inc.
Contact: Wahidah Muhammed
70 Blake Street Towers, #2M
Lewiston, ME 04240
Phone: (207) 783-1985
35 Canal Street #201
Lewiston, Me 04240
Advocacy for Women & Children in Partnership with St. Mary’s Hospital
East Africa Family Association
999 Forest Ave. #6
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: 878-9191
Fax: 878-6666
A non-profit organization of East Africans assisting African-speaking families to meet their self-sufficiency goals.
Somali Community Services, Inc.
President: Awil Obile
P.O. Box 562
Lewiston, Maine 04240
Phone: (207) 240-5933
E-mail: aob@some.com
Somali Community Services of Maine
Mahboub Abdirizak, Executive Director:
157 Main Street
Lewiston, Maine 04240
Phone: (207) 753-1114
E-mail: amahboub@mail.com
Somali Communsity Development of Maine
Elmi Alawi, President
108 Riverton Drive
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 329 –7882
E-mail: ECZALA@aol.com
Somali Development Institute of Maine
Contact: Ahmed Hassan
12 Dermot Court
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 828-1928/450-4897
Email: ahmedgumgum2003@aol.com
Summer Camp devoted to empowering Somali student's culture, values and language in order to improve parent/student/teacher communication. The camp will enhance student's self-esteem, social skills and learning, while maximizing fun. Two sessions of 10 days, includes Somali language, folklore, riddles, proverbs, and songs; math, reading and science.
Somali Culture & Development Association
Mohamud Barre, Executive Director
P. O. Box 8676
Portland, ME 04104
Phone: (207) 233 -6014
E-mail: Somaliculture2000@hotmail.com
Somali Youth League
Contact: Abdullahi Ahmed
P.O. Box 11482
Portland, ME 04104
Phone: phone # changed
E-mail: asheikh@gwi.net
Camp for youth grades 3-6 to explore their cultural heritage though field trips to local community organizations, stores, restaurants, etc. The campers will also receive visits from community elders and leaders in order to boost their morale. Three programs included are Math, Somali Language Math, and Arabic language - reading and writing. Certified teacher with bilingual facilitators.
United Somali Women of Maine
P.O. Box 397
Lewiston, ME 04240
Contact: Fatuma Hussein
Phone: (207) 344-6615
E-mail: fhussein@ccmaine.org
Referral Resource Center, skill development, and job assistance, and interpreting.
Local Community Contacts
Ahmed A. Hassan
Portland Public schools
Somali Community specialist
Phone: (207) 874-8135
Jamal S. Nor
170 Clark St. Apt. 1
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (207) 756-6740, 329-4496 (Cell)
Mohmood Osman Awad
43 Brook Way
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 797-8742, 797-0464
Out of State Somali Resources
Somali Development Center
205 Green Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Phone: (617) 522-0700
Fax: (617) 522-6300
Website: http://www.sdcboston.org/
E-mail: sdcboston@yahoo.com
The mission of Somali Development Center is to provide consistently excellent and accessible community services to all Somalis (and other African communities) in New England, regardless of immigration status. These services help Somalis in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire to obtain basic resources, services, information and skills. While strengthening the Somali community by promoting mutual assistance, cultural identity, and leadership, SDC fosters the ability of Somali individuals and families to advocate on their own behalf and participate constructively in the larger community.
The Somali Development Center offers an array of services including: a basic adult literacy program, Post Employment Vocational Skills Training, youth programs, newcomer orientation and acculturation, housing assistance and advocacy, legal assistance, health services, domestic violence prevention programs, a cable television program, and community lectures.
The Boston Islamic Center
3381 Washington Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 01230-2617
3381 Washington St.
Boston, MA 01230
Phone: (617) 522-8208
Somali Women and Children’s Association
134 Warren Street, Suite 3
Roxbury, MA 02119
Contact: Marian A. Gas
Phone: (617) 445-5300, (781) 595-5451
Fax: ( 617) 445-5514
Sudanese Community
Non-Profit Organizations
ASERELA - Action for Self Reliance Association
c/o Cathedral Guild Hall
307 Congress Street
Portland, ME 04101
Ph: (207) 774-3314
Founded in 1994 by a group of Sudanese refugees, ASERELA has over 100 active members. Programs include helping newly arrived families learn about Portland and teaching traditional Sudanese culture to the children.
Southern Sudanese Nuer Community Association
Contact: John Kuony, Chairman
96 South Street, Apt. 205
Portland, ME 04005
Phone: (207) 283 -0181
Southern Sudanese Christian Mission
Church of the Nazarene
42 Presumpscot Street
P.O. Box 473
Portland, Maine 04101
Phone: (207) 775-3899, (207) 409-6456
E-mail: michaelteny@gwi.net
Committed to reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ and help community to build their relationship with God.
Sudanese Community Association
Chairman, Matthew Kongo, Phone: (207) 775-5570
P.O. Box 3590
Portland, ME 04104
Organization for the welfare of the Sudanese community.
Local Community Contacts
Helen Abwoch
8 Pinewood Road
Portland, ME 04103
E-mail: helen.abwoch@maine.edu
Peter Zawa, Azande Sudanese Community
42 W. Presumpscot Street
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 773 –4831
Anthony Oryem, Acholi Sudanese Community
240 Harvard Street, Apt. # 101
Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 797 -0058
E-mail: a-oryem@hotmail.com
Vietnamese Community
Local Community Contacts
Ricky Ho
Pager: (207) 821-5227
E-mail: rickho35@yahoo.com
Ty Ngoc Ly
1520 Congress St.
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (207) 774-4685
E-Mail: Tly@maine.rr.com
Lan Tran
18 Greenleaf Street
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 883-4922
