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Maine Points: Sweetser

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Maine Points: Sweetser

Sweetser envisions a world where mental health stigma is eliminated and access to treatment and recovery is possible for all. Sweetser is a behavioral health nonprofit that provides evidence-based treatment, support and hope through a statewide network of community-based mental health, recovery, and educational services. Sweetser served over 12,000 children, adults, and families last year.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Danny speaks with Justin Chenette
Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement

https://www.sweetser.org

Access support & Services:
988 crisis 24/7 hotline
Get connected to treatment options: Promiseline 1-800-434-3000 or email info@sweetser.org
Free Peer Support Line 1-866-771-9276

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