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Sweetser’s 20th Annual Sold on Kids Auction Raises $86,000
Sweetser’s 20thAnnual Sold on Kids Auction presented by Key Bank raised $86,000. The annual fundraising auction and dinner has been held for the past 20 years, with funds going directly back to Sweetser programs designed to help those with mental and behavioral health... full story
Other Sweetser Updates
- Sweetser Volunteers Recognized During Annual Awards Celebration
As part of National Volunteer Week, Sweetser has acknowledged the efforts of the many volunteers, board members and... more - Sweetser Training Institute Offers Great Workshops in May
Many of the Sweetser Training Institute's May workshops still have openings. Please see the information below for... more - Sweetser Embarks on New Partnership with Passamaquoddy Tribe
Sweetser has embarked on two new programs in partnership with the Passamaquoddy Tribe. Sweetser now provides psychiatric care... more - Sweetser Partners with Wiscasset Family Medicine
Wiscasset, ME – Sweetser has partnered with Wiscasset Family Medicine, a primary care practice, to provide behavioral... more - Sweetser Achieves Reaccreditation by the Council on Accreditation
Sweetser has been reaccredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA), a national association that accredits public agencies... more
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For information about a Sweetser press release or news item, contact Stephanie Hanner at shanner@sweetser.org or 207-294-4486. For event information, contact Todd Henry at thenry@sweetser.org or 207-294-4484.
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I was a teen at the site in Saco in 1966, and lived in the Brown Cottage. The Sargents were house parents then. I was a horrible kid and hated my time there, until it was time to leave, and then I cried. I didn't learn the value of my time at Sweetser until I became an adult. When you work wi...
