On March 2, Spurwink will join community partners for a special viewing of Building Hope: Ending Homelessness in Maine at the University of Southern Maine’s McGoldrick Hall. Registration for the...
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Written by Kelly Kundimana Youth across Maine are facing growing challenges around mental health, from anxiety and depression to bullying, trauma, and academic pressure. Accessing timely support can be difficult...
Read MoreIn 1990, Ellen Kornetsky hosted friends from Russia for the holidays. When she asked what they thought of their visit, her friend replied, “Everything here is very nice. But there…
In a state where nonprofits employ 1 in 6 workers and constitute 20% of the economy, training the next generation of Mainers to lead our most valued organizations is imperative….
Spurwink is proud to celebrate the achievements of Spurwink Nurse Practitioner Sarah Labonte and our collaborative partners in the “Fostering Systems Change: Addressing Oral Health in Maine’s Child Welfare System”…
Thank you so much to our amazing staff for donating to our Thanksgiving food drive efforts. Food and cash donations were generously contributed by staff from across Spurwink. Because of…
At Spurwink, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to live engaged, healthy, and connected lives in their communities. The Rosen family has embodied that value while honoring their…
Spurwink is extremely grateful to the Abbagadassett Foundation for its grant in support of our Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership Internship Program, a program that is shaping the future of Maine’s…
We are pleased to announce that the Kendal C. & Anna Ham Charitable Foundation has awarded Spurwink a generous grant to support our Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team’s work in…
