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.

Services For Families

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.

Peer Services

Educational Services

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

Educational Services

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Don’t settle for just a paycheck. Choose a job that truly inspires you. Choose a job that could change a life – even your own. Begin your career in mental health with Sweetser, paid training provided. Sign on bonuses for many positions.

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Groundbreaking of the state’s 1st PRTF

HOPE is coming to Maine families!
We have officially broken ground on Maine’s very first Youth Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) in Saco.

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Support local art and a great cause! 💙

Valerie Romoser, a York Hospital employee and local pottery artist, is using her handmade pottery vending machine in Eliot to help raise money for Sweetser. Located at the intersection of Worster and Houde Roads, the self-serve stand features a rotating collection of pottery items, including bowls, ornaments, soap dishes, pitchers, magnets, piggy banks, and more.

Shoppers can pay through Venmo or the honor system by leaving cash based on what they feel is appropriate. Donations made through the vending machine go directly to supporting Sweetser and other local charities.

The pottery stand is open now through mid-October — making it a perfect stop to shop local, support handmade art, and give back to the community all at the same time.

Support local art and a great cause! 💙

Valerie Romoser, a York Hospital employee and local pottery artist, is using her handmade pottery vending machine in Eliot to help raise money for Sweetser. Located at the intersection of Worster and Houde Roads, the self-serve stand features a rotating collection of pottery items, including bowls, ornaments, soap dishes, pitchers, magnets, piggy banks, and more.

Shoppers can pay through Venmo or the honor system by leaving cash based on what they feel is appropriate. Donations made through the vending machine go directly to supporting Sweetser and other local charities.

The pottery stand is open now through mid-October — making it a perfect stop to shop local, support handmade art, and give back to the community all at the same time.

Sweetser's OPTIONS team has been out and about in the community!

First up, @knowyouroptionsme program partnered with Bath Police Department L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) and recently attended the LEAD to Safety Day. Building these partnerships supports community members to ensure their safety during times of recovery. Pictured here are Sweetser OPTIONS Liaison Tom Hibbert and Chief of Bath Police Department Andrew Booth.

Then later in the month, the OPTIONS team attended the Office of Behavioral Health Night @portland_seadogs game to connect with the community, share resources, and spread hope. We’d like to give a shoutout to the OPTIONS team members in attendance: Tom Hibbert, Johnny Loftus, Ben Woodburn, Joanna Montgomery, and Allie Valiente.

Sweetser's OPTIONS team has been out and about in the community!

First up, our OPTIONS program partnered with Bath Police Department L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) and recently attended the LEAD to Safety Day. Building these partnerships supports community members to ensure their safety during times of recovery. Pictured here are Sweetser OPTIONS Liaison Tom Hibbert and Chief of Bath Police Department Andrew Booth.

Then the OPTIONS team attended the Office of Behavioral Health Night Portland Sea Dogs game to connect with the community, share resources, and spread hope. We’d like to give a shoutout to the OPTIONS team members in attendance: Tom Hibbert, Johnny Loftus, Ben Woodburn, Joanna Montgomery, and Allie Valiente.

What a fantastic day of community, cars, and connection! 🚗

A huge thank you to @sanfordsound and longtime Sweetser supporter Jack Bogard for hosting their second annual Open House & Cruise-In to benefit Sweetser. The event brought together car enthusiasts, families, and friends for a fun day of great vehicles, music, food, and community – all while raising awareness for mental health.

Most importantly, every donation made during the show went directly to Sweetser, helping support mental health services for individuals and families in the Sanford community. We are incredibly grateful to Jack and everyone who attended, donated, and helped make the day such a success!

What a fantastic day of community, cars, and connection! 🚗

A huge thank you to Sanford Sound and longtime Sweetser supporter Jack Bogard for hosting their second annual Open House & Cruise-In to benefit Sweetser. The event brought together car enthusiasts, families, and friends for a fun day of great vehicles, music, food, and community – all while raising awareness for mental health.

Most importantly, every donation made during the show went directly to Sweetser, helping support mental health services for individuals and families in the Sanford community. We are incredibly grateful to Jack and everyone who attended, donated, and helped make the day such a success!

We are so proud of our creative students at our special purpose school in Saco! Pictured here are the three winning student artwork pieces used to label the maple syrup bottles the students have worked hard to make. One winner was selected from the high school, middle school, and elementary school.

We are so proud of our creative students at our special purpose school in Saco! Pictured here are the three winning student artwork pieces used to label the maple syrup bottles the students have worked hard to make. One winner was selected from the high school, middle school, and elementary school.

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