Promising Futures for Children & Families

Sweetser offers support in many ways for your child and your family behavioral health needs. Services are available in your community, including through many primary care offices, in a residential setting, or in your child’s school.

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Promising Futures for Adults

Sweetser offers support in many ways for improved adult mental health services — available in your home, or in the community at Sweetser clinics and in many primary care offices.

Services For Adults

Peer-to-Peer Support

It may not be a crisis, but there are times when talking with a peer support specialist who has experience in recovery can make a big difference.

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Giving school-aged students the best chance for successful learning, Sweetser’s special education curriculum supports students struggling with social, emotional, and academic challenges.

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Sweetser named Nonprofit of the Year!

The Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce awarded Sweetser its Nonprofit of the Year at its recent annual meeting.

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“Sweetser has extensive experience operating intensive residential and psychiatric services,” said Sweetser Chief Financial Officer John McAnuff. “That experience has taught us two things: first, there is a clear clinical need for a PRTF in Maine; and second, these facilities are expensive to build, not because they are elaborate, but because they must be safe.”

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Public hearings on supplemental budget continue in Augusta

Discussions in the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee continued in Augusta on Wednesday surrounding the governor’s proposed supplemental…

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News coverage from @wabitv5 of our executive team members testifying before the Appropriations & HHS Committees in support of Governor Janet Mills’ supplemental budget proposal. The Governor has prioritized youth mental health in this budget, including funding the creation of Maine’s 1st psychiatric residential treatment facility.

Busy day for Sweetser up at the State House today! 🏛️

First, David Cameron-Rosenfield, with our Brunswick Peer Center, and Kassandra Kuzil, with our Mobile Crisis Team, provided resources in the Hall of Flags as part of the Consumer Council System of Maine’s Peer Advocate Legislative Education Day. Since 2016, the event has allowed those who have lived experiences with mental health to influence the laws that impact them directly.

Then, Sweetser Executive Team members, John McAnuff, Kristie Worster, and Justin Chenette spoke in favor of @governorjanetmills’s supplemental budget during a joint hearing before the Appropriations & HHS Committees. The budget includes additional resources for the construction of Maine’s 1st psychiatric residential treatment facility.

Busy day for Sweetser up at the State House today! 🏛️

First, David Cameron-Rosenfield with Sweetser's Support ME Peer Center and Kassandra Kuzil with our Mobile Crisis Team, provided resources in the Hall of Flags as part of the Consumer Council System of Maine’s Peer Advocate Legislative Education Day. Since 2016, the event has allowed those who have lived experiences with mental health to influence the laws that impact them directly.

Then, Sweetser Executive Team members, John McAnuff, Kristie Worster, and Justin Chenette spoke in favor of Governor Janet Mills’s supplemental budget during a joint hearing before the Appropriations & HHS Committees. The budget includes additional resources for the construction of Maine’s 1st psychiatric residential treatment facility.

Did you know Sweetser has an office in Rumford?

Our 60 Lowell Street location now has new signage posted and serves as a vital hub for our Mobile Crisis Team that serves all of Oxford County.

Mobile crisis support is care that meets you where you are and is a bridge to stability. It’s an intervention that provides immediate, on-site support for children and adults experiencing a mental health crisis, no matter where you are located. In 2025, Sweetser supported over 3,400 mobile crisis interventions. Our goal is to meet you exactly where you are—whether that’s at home, school, or in the community—to provide stabilization and support, and connect you to longer-term treatment options.

We are here for you 24/7. If you or a loved one needs support throughout Oxford County: 📞 Call/Text: 988

Did you know Sweetser has an office in Rumford?

Our 60 Lowell Street location now has new signage posted and serves as a vital hub for our Mobile Crisis Team that serves all of Oxford County.

Mobile crisis support is care that meets you where you are and is a bridge to stability. It’s an intervention that provides immediate, on-site support for children and adults experiencing a mental health crisis, no matter where you are located. In 2025, Sweetser supported over 3,400 mobile crisis interventions. Our goal is to meet you exactly where you are—whether that’s at home, school, or in the community—to provide stabilization and support, and connect you to longer-term treatment options.

We are here for you 24/7. If you or a loved one needs support throughout Oxford County: 📞 Call/Text: 988

We are excited to share that our Franklin County office has some brand-new signage!

Sweetser’s office at 144 High Street in Farmington serves as a vital hub for our Mobile Crisis Team.

Mobile crisis support is care that meets you where you are and is a bridge to stability.

Mobile crisis intervention provides immediate, on-site support for children and adults experiencing a mental health crisis, no matter where you are located. In 2025, Sweetser supported over 3,400 mobile crisis interventions. Our goal is to meet you exactly where you are—whether that’s at home, school, or in the community—to provide stabilization and support, and connect you to longer-term treatment options.

We are here for you 24/7. If you or a loved one needs support throughout Franklin County:
📞 Call/Text: 988

We are excited to share that our Franklin County office has some brand-new signage!

Sweetser's office at 144 High Street in Farmington serves as a vital hub for our Mobile Crisis Team.

Mobile crisis support is care that meets you where you are and is a bridge to stability.

Mobile crisis intervention provides immediate, on-site support for children and adults experiencing a mental health crisis, no matter where you are located. In 2025, Sweetser supported over 3,400 mobile crisis interventions. Our goal is to meet you exactly where you are—whether that’s at home, school, or in the community—to provide stabilization and support, and connect you to longer-term treatment options.

We are here for you 24/7. If you or a loved one needs support throughout Franklin County:
📞 Call/Text: 988

Mark your calendars! On Sunday, February 22nd, from 2–7 PM, we’re coming together at the Sanford Elks for an afternoon filled with music, connection, and purpose.

This event raises awareness and funds for mental health treatment — a cause that touches so many lives.

Live Bands Performing:
🎵Texas Pete
🎵Middleman
🎵Straight Up No Ice
🎵Hott Messs
🎵The Road Crew

💛 Donations accepted at the door
🎟️ Raffles • 50/50 • T-Shirt Sales

Let’s come together, lift each other up, and ROCK for mental health.

Mark your calendars! On Sunday, February 22nd, from 2–7 PM, we’re coming together at the Sanford ME Elks Lodge #1470 for an afternoon filled with music, connection, and purpose.

This event raises awareness and funds for mental health treatment — a cause that touches so many lives.

Live Bands Performing:
🎵Texas Pete
🎵Middleman
🎵Straight Up No Ice
🎵Hott Messs
🎵The Road Crew

💛 Donations accepted at the door
🎟️ Raffles • 50/50 • T-Shirt Sales

Let’s come together, lift each other up, and ROCK for mental health.

In honor of Valentine's Day, we’re breaking down the five ways people give and receive love. Which one resonates most with you?
🔹 Words of Affirmation: Compliments and "I love yous" go a long way.
🔹 Acts of Service: Nothing says "I care" like taking a load off someone’s plate.
🔹 Receiving Gifts: It’s the thought and effort behind the token that counts.
🔹 Quality Time: Undivided attention is the best gift you can give.
🔹 Physical Touch: A hug or holding hands speaks volumes.

Knowing your own language (and your partner's) helps ensure everyone feels seen and appreciated—not just today, but every day.

In honor of #ValentinesDay, we’re breaking down the five ways people give and receive love. Which one resonates most with you?
🔹 Words of Affirmation: Compliments and "I love yous" go a long way.
🔹 Acts of Service: Nothing says "I care" like taking a load off someone’s plate.
🔹 Receiving Gifts: It’s the thought and effort behind the token that counts.
🔹 Quality Time: Undivided attention is the best gift you can give.
🔹 Physical Touch: A hug or holding hands speaks volumes.

Knowing your own language (and your partner's) helps ensure everyone feels seen and appreciated—not just today, but every day. @wmtwtv @scottymactv

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