BRUNSWICK (January 10th, 2023) – The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration announced a $4 million grant to statewide mental health care provider Sweetser to expand their Certified Community
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Sweetser is beginning 2023 with two new additions to our Board of Directors—Craig Alie and Anna-Marie DiPasquale. Craig Alie lives in Portsmouth, NH and is Chief Revenue Officer at Computershare.
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On this episode of “Not Now, Maybe Later”, you will hear some essential information about getting therapy when you are a teen. Things like how to find the right therapist,
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We’re so excited to announce our brand new Sweetser Store! Available to everyone at www.SweetserStore.org. This a new and engaging way to order your favorite Sweetser branded attire like t-shirts, zip
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Middle school. Where you are supposed to “just be a kid” then “you are a teenager now” all in just a few years. On the second episode of Not Now,
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Sweetser is proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Annual Festival of Trees at the Saco Museum! Our tree was expertly designed by members of their organizing committee. Pictured
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Sweetser now has one of the most accessible websites in behavioral health in Maine. We’ve added new functionality to our website to ensure we reduce barriers to access services. The
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Sweetser, a statewide mental health organization, has launched a new podcast about mental health, specifically for Maine youth. The podcast, Not Now Maybe Later, is hosted by Emily Ostrow, a
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Sweetser has expanded its participation in the OPTIONS (Overdose Prevention Through Intensive Outreach, Naloxone, and Safety) initiative, adding two counties—Somerset and Kennebec—to the list of those we serve. OPTIONS, which
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Kennebunk Savings is supporting access to mental health services for families in need, in partnership with Sweetser, a statewide community mental health nonprofit. The bank’s $10,000 grant will help pay
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