Spurwink has had a strong presence in Augusta during the 131st Maine Legislative Session, advocating for issues that are important to our clients, staff and programs. We were well represented…
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May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and now more than ever, is a chance to share resources and raise awareness about something on everyone’s minds — our mental well-being. Data…
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The Cumberland County Children's Advocacy Center (CCCAC) has been selected to receive a donation from Portland Food Co-Op as part of their Register Round-Up for the month of April. This…
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KeyBank believes in investing in the community, supporting mental health, affordable housing and community development projects and philanthropic efforts targeted toward education, workforce development, and safe, vital neighborhoods. In 2022,…
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For many of us, the warming temperatures and brighter days of spring breathe new life into our dreams for the future. At Spurwink, we also know that for many, dreaming…
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Meet the Pierce family. Mark and Lisa Pierce are Shared Living Providers to their son Brandon, who is an adult living with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Mark and Lisa…
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KeyBank believes in investing in the community, supporting mental health, affordable housing and community development projects and philanthropic efforts targeted toward education, workforce development, and safe, vital neighborhoods. In 2022,…
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Shared Living is a service that Spurwink provides—in partnership with caring families and community members—to help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities create meaningful and connected lives. In this model,…
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We are excited to honor Mufalo Chitam, Executive Director of The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, as our 2023 Humanitarian of the year. Mufalo is an advocate, leader, and community builder…
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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…
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