
FUSE MEMBERS
The FUSE Collaborative is made up of a diverse network of partners representing housing, homelessness, healthcare, behavioral health, outreach, corrections, public safety, and other community systems. The member list below reflects the organizations and individuals who work together to coordinate housing stability strategies for people experiencing chronic homelessness and those with the most complex and acute needs.
While not every member is able to attend every meeting, each organization remains an important part of the collaborative. Members contribute unique expertise, system knowledge, and resources that strengthen coordination, remove barriers, and improve housing stability.
Together, these partners demonstrate the power of cross-system collaboration. By sharing knowledge, aligning efforts, and leveraging each organization's strengths, FUSE is able to respond more effectively to complex challenges and help create better outcomes for individuals and communities.
City of Portland Social Services
Community Housing of Maine
Cumberland County Jail - Reentry
Greater Portland Health
Maine DHHS Office of Behavioral Health
The Opportunity Alliance
Project Hope
Spurwink
Commonspace
Cumberland County DA's Office
Frannie Peabody Center
Maine DHHS Office of Aging and Disability Services
Milestone Recovery
Preservation Management, Inc.
Shalom House
Youth Justice Clinic-Maine School of law
FUSE Committee | c/o Vickey Merrill, Community Housing of Maine (CHOM) | vickey@chomhousing.org
