No private case intake: do not send child names, sealed records, private allegations, or confidential files through public campaign links. Privacy boundarySafety first
Start with the packet that matches the reader, then follow the source and safety boundaries.
These packets keep reporters, officials, helpers, skeptical reviewers, and public-meeting readers from being dropped into the whole site at once. Each route states what to read first, what not to do, and how to preserve safety and source discipline.
Give reporters a concise, source-forward route into the public record without asking them to parse the entire site.
Core message: Maine families deserve measurable accountability, safer routing, transparent execution, and reform language that preserves due process while reducing avoidable delay.
Separate reform asks, official-source routing, due-process boundaries, safety exceptions, and implementation constraints.
Core message: The reform lane should be serious enough for hostile review: clear definitions, official doors, implementation phases, capacity notes, and safe exceptions.
Route helpers to safety, official doors, family tools, court-week organization, and FOCaF practical materials without making them custody referees.
Core message: Helpful support is calm, practical, safety-first, child-centered, and connected to the right official or qualified help door.
Show what the site proves, what it does not prove, what remains a draft, and how claims should be checked against official or primary sources.
Core message: The public case is stronger when limitations, source age, method notes, and adversarial review points are visible up front.
Give people a printable, plain-language path into the site without overwhelming them with every page or every PDF.
Core message: The site offers a public-record route, a family-help route, and a draft reform route; each has boundaries and safety warnings.
Do not submit child names, sealed records, addresses, confidential allegations, or emergency requests through campaign or policy pages.
Court filings, DHHS/OCFS reports, protection orders, emergency help, legal advice, and benefits processes must go through official or qualified channels.
Use source dates, method notes, limitations, and safe wording. The site is stronger when it says what a source proves and what it does not prove.
| Packet | Downloads | Best first page |
|---|---|---|
| Reporter / Editor Packet Journalists, editors, assignment desks, and local-news researchers | MD · TXT | Open packet page |
| Legislators / Officials Packet Legislators, policy staff, agency reviewers, clerks, court-administration readers, and local officials | MD · TXT | Open packet page |
| Family Helper Packet Family members, trusted friends, school/provider helpers, advocates, and community members trying to help without escalating harm | MD · TXT | Open packet page |
| Skeptics / Verification Packet Skeptical reviewers, opposing readers, policy critics, lawyers, officials, and anyone testing whether the claims are responsibly framed | MD · TXT | Open packet page |
| Public Meeting / Handout Packet Town halls, civic groups, local conversations, public comment, and short-form constituent handouts | MD · TXT | Open packet page |