The pandemic’s disproportionate effect on those with behavioral health challenges and intellectual disabilities has increased the cost and need for services provided by Spurwink. Corporate Partners, like Aetna, are stepping…
For children and their parents who are refugees and experience the stress of immigration, the COVID-19 crisis can be catastrophic. There are already difficulties obtaining safe housing, employment, food, and…
Spurwink’s ability to provide behavioral health and education services for children, adults, and families in Maine is made possible through the generous support from our community. We are grateful for…
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month, which provides an opportunity to shine a light on this prevalent problem and the response that the Cumberland County Children’s Advocacy…
At Spurwink, we are grateful to have wonderful partnerships with Maine businesses that share our values as part of our mosaic; businesses like The Wedding Barns of Maine. Through their…
Maine is home to more than 12,000 refugees from over 30 countries. Many share common experiences of upheaval and trauma. Some face barriers to accessing mental health services, including those…
Is foster care a revolving door? Deb and Ted Marlowe say no! They have been a resource family for foster children the past 16 years. In that time, they have…
Make your gift to Spurwink go further this holiday season. Our Corporate Partner Sun Life will donate an additional $25,000 if 50 donors make new gifts or increase their giving…