Portland Press Herald: Read about how this pancake breakfast is benefiting children and families throughout the state and hear from Spurwink’s own BHH Coordinator, Darcy Wilcox. Read the full article…
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Spurwink Cultural Broker Amal Hassan is interviewed by Maine Women Magazine in their October 2019 edition. Read about what it means to help translate cultural differences for new Mainers and…
Portland Press Herald: Spurwink Services, a non-profit mental health and behavioral health treatment organization, will present Roberts with its 33rd Humanitarian Award. Read the full article here.
USM The Free Press: A Family for ME program works to bring awareness to the need for families willing to care for children in foster care. A Family for ME…
Part 1: Kristen Farnham, Vice President of Development for the non-profit organization, Spurwink, joins us to share how Spurwink helps children, adults and families affected by behavioral health challenges and…
PORTLAND – Spurwink has received a grant of nearly $42,600 from United Way of Greater Portland to help launch a program to address the need for opioid use disorder treatment…
Foster Care Technologies awarded contract for state of Maine LAWRENCE – A matching system powered by University of Kansas research has improved outcomes for thousands of children in foster care…
PORTLAND, ME – Spurwink is pleased to announce it has received an inaugural grant from United Way of Greater Portland to support the launch of an opioid treatment program that…
Spurwink Services and 10 other nonprofits in western Maine will get a combined $68,083 in grants from the Maine Community Foundation. Grants were awarded though the foundation’s Western Mountains Fund, a…
Dr. Amanda Brownell, Medical Director of the Spurwink Center for Safe and Healthy Families, spoke at the Maine Child Welfare Conference at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor… There’s some…