About

HCCA’s mission, vision, and core values.

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area (HCCA) is a public health nonprofit organization.

HCCA partners with community members to improve the health and quality of life locally, throughout Kennebec County, the Central Public Health District, and across the state. Funding for HCCA efforts come largely from state, federal, and philanthropic grants to improve health primarily in the areas of reducing tobacco use and exposure, healthy eating, being active, and preventing alcohol, marijuana, and other drug misuse.

Mission

To convene and support people, organizations, and communities to collaborate on quality of life and public health issues.

Vision

Happy, thriving, interconnected people, organizations, and communities who are empowered to improve their quality of life.

Core Values

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area uses the following set of interrelated core values to guide our actions within communities and with each other.

Authentic Engagement.

We connect through the process of relationship building, deep listening, and establishing a foundation of mutual partnership and trust.

Sense of Place.

We generate community-centered solutions informed by the needs and lived experiences of local communities and across Maine. 

Health Equity.

We address poverty, racism, and other societal inequities and prioritize the people most impacted.

Honesty.

We practice openness, consistency, stewardship, and transparency in all interactions.

Dedication.

We demonstrate commitment, tenacity, and passion for sustainable change.

Well Being.

We support quality of life at the intersection of individuals and their environments. 

LEARN MORE

Read HCCA’s Health Equity statement… place this section at the bottom of the mission/vision page once the health equity page is up.

Health Equity

Make a Donation.

HCCA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is funded through charitable donations from people like you. Thank you for your generous support as we work to better local communities in Maine.