Behavioral health services are a necessity and a critical part of healthcare. They are about the essential human dignity of every person, and about relieving human suffering. Medicaid is key…
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June is the end of Spurwink’s fiscal year, and we need your help to meet our fiscal year-end goals for our Annual Fund. Spurwink faces rising challenges. 74% of the…
“The Humanitarian event was a celebration of the incredible individuals whose vision and generosity have helped Spurwink grow and thrive. Leading this effort alongside passionate volunteers was a privilege—and a…
This June, treat yourself to a meal at Foreside Tavern (Route 1 in Falmouth) and support Spurwink at the same time! The Foreside Tavern and Spurwink are teaming up for…
It’s no secret that housing costs have skyrocketed. Many in the U.S. have been hit with housing insecurity, but the homeless population has been hit even harder. Since 2020, homelessness…
May is Mental Health Awareness month, which signals a time to reflect on our own mental health and the need for more openness and non-judgment on mental illness. At any...
Read MoreIn the last two months, a variety of foundations have invested in access to mental health services in Maine. We are incredibly grateful for these funds, which will allow children,…
Meet Tina Currie, an enthusiastic volunteer on Spurwink’s Humanitarian Committee. Tina, who joined Spurwink’s IT team after Tri-County Mental Health Services (TCMHS) joined Spurwink last year, quickly became involved with…
It is a busy legislative season in Augusta and Washington D.C. and Spurwink leaders have been advocating on issues and bills that are important to our clients and staff. Senator…
Dear Friends, Over the last six months, a New York Times health reporter, Jan Hoffman, has been visiting Spurwink and Portland, and working on a series of articles about the…
