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Le français, c’est notre héritage—and our key to the world!

Please contact us using the contact form if you are interested in any of the French classes proposed in your area.

Augusta

Buker Community Center - Classes started September 12, 2017.
Classes : Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 pm
Augusta coordinator and teacher: Charlie Hicks

2018
Augusta's annual fundraiser

Event: Augusta Silent Auction Fundraiser
Location: Le Club Calumet 334 West River Road, Augusta, ME 04330
Date: April 7, 2018
Time: 6-9:30 pm (Doors open at 5pm)

Lewiston / Auburn

Classes are taught by Hélène St.Hilaire, Blandine Injonge and Jacynthe Jacques, Director of French language and heritage at the Franco Center and coordinator/teacher of MFHLP.
Teaching teams also include students from Bates College and cultural associates, community members who are fluent in French.

Fun in French at the Franco Center
(Jacynthe Jacques)
Saturdays 10:00 - 11:30am ages 4 - 12.

After-school French in Auburn Schools (Hélène St Hilaire and Jacynthe Jacques)

Sherwood Heights - Tuesdays from 3 - 5pm
Washburn Elementary - Mondays 4 -5pm
Walton Elementary -

Hillview (Blandine InJonge)
French Conversation for Adults
Fridays - 3:30 - 5:00

Hillview children's classes
2017

Helping new immigrants!

Advocacy Meeting with new Mainers!

Strong objectives to welcome and help our new French friends and family.

To help French-speaking asylum-seekers with the asylum-seeking process and immigration issues.

To have interpreters available to show people the "who, what, where and how's of living in Maine.

Among other things, we would act like a welcoming committee providing much needed support and information to newcomers, so that they may move forward and thrive.

This organization primarily focuses on helping asylum-seekers in Lewiston and Auburn; with an eventual outreach in other parts of the state.

Tree Street Youth
Summer Program

FRENCH CONVERSATION CLASSES
LOCATION: LEWISTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

Sherwood Heights

Teacher: Hélène St. Hilaire
Cultural associates:
Georgette Morin and Christelle Kasongo

MFHLP students at Sherwood Heights went on a field trip to Museum LA.
Robert Caron gave an informative presentation which kept the students intrigued as they discovered the stories of Bates Mill and those of child labor back in the mill's early days.