This past August, volunteers from our Corporate Partners at USI and Gorham Savings Bank picked up paint and brushes to brighten up our Glickman Academy classrooms! Schoolteachers had students pick…
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A huge thank you to all our Spurwinkians and dedicated community partners who contributed to this year’s school supply drive, helping children and families to start the 2022-23 school year…
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What is Shared Living? In the Shared Living service, Spurwink partners with caring families and community members to help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities create meaningful and connected lives.…
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Do you know the meaning behind the Spurwink logo? At Spurwink we put a lot of thought into everything we do and that includes designing our logo! The circle of…
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Kelly Kierstead, Administrator of Old Lisbon Road ICF (Intermediate Care Facility) was nominated and voted on to the Board of Directors for MACSP, the Maine Association for Community Service Providers.…
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This year, Spurwink welcomed several new Corporate Partners. Support from these corporate partners make life-changing programming possible by covering startup costs and other needs for programs alongside state and insurance…
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In July, we were happy to share our space at Bigelow, a new Adult Residential Treatment program, providing integrated residential treatment to adults 18+ with co-occurring mental health and substance…
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Spurwink launches Bigelow Program, providing much-needed residential treatment for adults with mental health needs and substance use disorder Individuals with serious mental illness die on average 25 years before persons…
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The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is now live and available in Maine. And there is tremendous need, given: In 2020, the U.S. had one death by suicide every 11…
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Thank you to everyone who helped with this year’s Humanitarian Awards! It was a huge success, raising over $175,000 and having 275 people in attendance. At its core, Spurwink is…
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