Welcome to the Scarborough (Maine) Little Feet Playgroup! This is a kid-friendly group of moms who like to stay active in the Scarborough community, host playdates, meet up at parks and beaches, and keep each other abreast of local events/activities. Feel free to invite more moms to the group who live in Scarborough. It is our hope to keep the group small enough to all know each other but not limit our members. Please understand that you must stay ACTIVE to remain a member. As of now, there are …

A positive, welcoming group of mothers and mothers-to-be. This caring group is designed to hold space for Mothers in the community to connect with other women, find support, discuss common parenting challenges, share advice and more. The Mothering Circle meets every Friday at 10:30am-12:00pm starting February 1, 2013. If you would like to learn more about or group or are interested in joining, please contact us at Milestones: 207-504-6849 or email us at info@milestoneswellness.com

The phrase "Hacker Community" may be an oxymoron but so's your mom. We're calling all white hat, black hat and pink hat hackers in Portland, ME to come talk nerdy to us. What's a hacker? Someone who likes to know how stuff works - someone who likes to take stuff apart - someone who likes to tweak, fiddle and mess around. Not just for technologists - we want everyone from life hackers, artists, circuit benders to political strategists. What's a pink hat hacker? You'll have to come to find out. We …

We are a group of people who come together under one roof and meditate using Sahaja Meditation techniques. Sahaja Meditation offers a simple, spontaneous and effortless method of getting into a balanced state of mind which ultimately brings about inner peace and joy within oneself. This form of meditation is an actualization of a transformation within, which is taking place now, worldwide, and has been proved and experienced by hundreds of thousands in over 120 countries. One can feel the effect …

A place for parents/caregivers that need to connect to others who have children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. Whether your child is 18 months or 18 years old, was just diagnosed or not, come be supported, share your story or just listen, gain insight and advice, and learn about available resources. The group will be customized to meet the needs of those who participate - come help determine what that will look like.