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2,654
Children worked with Sweetser school-based clinicians last year
3,418
Mobile crisis interventions supported
16,543
Children and adults received Sweetser services last year
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Sweetser’s President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer will join other industry leaders for a critical discussion on the future of Maine`s tourism and hospitality workforce put on by @mainetourism. The Tourism Workforce Summit is taking place at @thomascollege October 22nd-23rd.
Oct 15
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Sweetser hosted a resource table at the @afspmaine Out of the Darkness Community Walk at Fort Allen Park in Portland on Oct. 5th. The annual event raises awareness for suicide prevention and provides an opportunity for remembrance. Pictured: Community Relations Intern Liz Smith
Oct 12
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Northern Lights on our Saco campus.
Oct 11
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On this #WorldMentalHealthDay, let us celebrate the important progress made in supporting and treating mental illness as we look ahead to further initiatives to strengthen the system. Sweetser has been around since the 1800’s supporting children and families and our most recent Ruel Ricker Country Fair on our Saco campus, highlights the importance of bringing joy into the work we do.
Oct 10
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Highlights from our annual Ruel Ricker Country Fair, an annual carnival organized by our amazing staff for our students and their families at our Saco special purpose school. Appreciate Unum & Saco and Biddeford Savings for sending volunteers to help out.
Oct 9
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Sweetser’s President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer and Facilities Supervisor Mark Laverriere planted 50 daffodils at the site of our founder Cornelius Sweetser’s grave in Saco. We are looking forward to visiting again in the Spring to see the colors of the season highlight the wonderful life and contributions of a man and family who helped give us a successful foundation to build a future upon. 🌼
Oct 8