On Friday, April 26, over 240 guests gathered to honor Angela Stone as Spurwink's 2024 Humanitarian and USI with the Corporate Cares Award. This year's theme, Everybody Have Fun Tonight, was…
Read MoreGet to know Erin McAllister, who has been a Spurwink volunteer for about three years. She was introduced to Spurwink from a friend, who serves on the Spurwink Board of…
Read MoreAt Spurwink, the ShifaME program supports refugee children and families by providing case management, counseling, school groups and outreach. The refugee children and families in our program come to us…
Read MoreAngela Stone is the founder of Maine Needs. After practicing interior design for 13 years in Chicago and becoming a mother of two, Angela moved back home to Maine. The…
Read MoreMeet Curtis and Susan. Susan is a Shared Living Provider to her son Curtis, who has been diagnosed with Autism and Achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism. After Curtis aged out…
Read MoreThe M&T Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of M&T Bank, has awarded $50,000 to Spurwink. The grant is part of the second round of giving through the Amplify Fund providing…
Read MoreThe National Center for Disease Control & Prevention’s most recent data indicate that about one in 36 children in the U.S. have been identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and…
Read MorePORTLAND, ME – Spurwink is pleased to announce that Tri-County Mental Health Services (TCMHS) has joined with Spurwink to strengthen behavioral health services in Lewiston as well as Androscoggin, Franklin,…
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