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Cross Cultural Community Services

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Promote social inclusion, improve equitable outcomes, and address social determinants of health for diverse communities through outreach, education, and advocacy.

About

Cross Cultural Community Services (CCCS) is dedicated to promoting social inclusion, health equity, and reducing systemic disparities for culturally and ethnically diverse communities. Through outreach, education, and advocacy, CCCS addresses the social determinants of health and offers a five-part Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) training program to foster cultural responsiveness and reduce racial disparities.

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CCCS offers coaching, consulting, facilitated meetings, and customized Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) training. We believe in personalized, ongoing partnerships, not one-off training sessions.

Jess Maurer (she/her)
Executive Director, Maine Council on Aging

"CCCS was crucial in gathering input from underserved older adults for the 2025-2028 Maine State Plan on Aging. CCCS organized focus groups with BIPOC, New Mainer, and LGBTQ+ seniors to capture their unique needs, ensuring diverse community voices are reflected in our policies and programs."

George A. Hill (he/him) 
President/CEO, Maine Family Planning

"We sought a BIPOC-led group to address issues facing older BIPOC Mainers. Finding CCCS ended our search. These smart, strategic women tackle tough issues and ensure BIPOC needs are met. They gather input, understand barriers, and craft solutions."

Kimberly I. Snow (she/her)
Senior Research Associate, ​USM

"CCCS was crucial in gathering input from underserved older adults for the 2025-2028 Maine State Plan on Aging. CCCS organized focus groups with BIPOC, New Mainer, and LGBTQ+ seniors to capture their unique needs, making sure they are reflected in our policies and programs."
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