Our Chief Communications Officer, Justin Chenette, traveled to Newcastle to visit Lincoln County Television and discuss Sweetser’s impact and availability of services. Their TV show Community Conversations with Larry Sidelinger
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It was a rainy day at the Moxie Festival, but Sweetser’s interns Hamda Mohsin and Greta Marchildon brought the energy with their enthusiasm and smiles! The day featured a community
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Thank you to the Moody Street Aroma Joe’s for your continued support of mental health in our communities! Once again, through the AJ’s Rush fundraiser, Aroma Joe’s has raised crucial
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This has been a year of expansion for Sweetser. From opening two new Hope & Healing Centers to launching the state’s first Child Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program and championing
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Sweetser’s Chief Program Officer, Kristie Worster, was interviewed by the New England Psychologist about our role in creating Maine’s 1st psychiatric residential treatment facility. “Kristie Worster, Sweetser’s chief program officer,
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“Lincoln County contracted with Sweetser, a Maine network of mental behavioral services, for a dedicated full-time liaison within the Wiscasset office.” Read the full article: https://www.boothbayregister.com/article/sheriffs-department-receives-mental-heath-associate/259913
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Check out the latest episode of WGME’s Raising Me podcast featuring Sweetser’s Chief Growth Officer Joanne Grant. When your child becomes an adult, how do you let go while still
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Sweetser is honored to be selected as TruChoice Federal Credit Union’s July nonprofit recipient as part of their 70th anniversary celebration! Each month this year, TruChoice is giving $700 to
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The University of Maine at Augusta recognized our Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement Justin Chenette with a Distinguished Alumni Award. UMA’s Provost Joseph Szakas and UMA’s Vice President
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Men die by suicide at 4 times the rate of women, with these deaths accounting for nearly 80% of all suicides in the US. Men are less likely to seek
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