Spurwink Services and 10 other nonprofits in western Maine will get a combined $68,083 in grants from the Maine Community Foundation. Grants were awarded though the foundation's Western Mountains Fund, a…
Read MoreDr. Amanda Brownell, Medical Director of the Spurwink Center for Safe and Healthy Families, spoke at the Maine Child Welfare Conference at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor... https://bangordailynews.com/2019/06/27/news/bangor/theres-some-optimism-that-maine-is-getting-better-with-child-welfare/
Read MoreMichelle Libby—pictured in the center, in pink, with the Century 21 team at 2019 Brews & Backpacks—is a Development Committee member and volunteer, who was inspired by the "significant, collaborative,…
Read MoreThe Positive Youth Development Institute (PYDI) recently held their annual professional development conference entitled “Making Summer Count” in Augusta, and new this year was an inaugural Youth Development Advocate award.…
Read MoreLEWISTON — Spurwink Services is partnering with Lewiston Adult Education to offer a Certified Nursing Assistant program free of charge... https://www.sunjournal.com/2019/06/07/briefly-city-202/
Read MoreSpurwink was delighted to welcome several elected officials including Governor Janet Mills and Senator Cathy Breen to our Chelsea campus on May 22. They met with Day Treatment and Residential…
Read MoreSpurwink was recently awarded a grant from the Western Mountains Fund at the Maine Community Foundation to build a therapeutic community garden at Spurwink's Cornville campus. The garden will help…
Read MoreJoyce Wientzen is the Program Director of the Center for Safe and Healthy Families and the Cumberland County Children’s Advocacy Center. She has been with Spurwink for almost 25 years.…
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