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Adoptive and Foster Care Training Our goal is to provide Maine Adoptive and Foster Families with a full range of training and learning opportunities. We also offer training opportunities to caregivers of Maine's foster and adoptive children and youth. Association of Child and Youth Care Practice The Association for Child & Youth Care Practice, Inc. (formerly know as the National Organization for Child Care Worker Associations, Inc. [NOCCWA]) is an organization of state and regional associations, agencies, and professionals committed to improving the field of child and youth care. Child Welfare League of America The Child Welfare League of America is the oldest and largest non-profit organization developing and promoting policies and programs to protect America's children and strengthen American's families. Child Welfare Training Institute Enhancing the effectiveness of child welfare providers and improving the quality of services delivered to the people of Maine. State Of Maine
A list of Maine's Association of Group Care Providers Members Maine Association of Mental Health Services The Association shall participate in the development and implementation of policy which establishes, maintains, and continuously improves systems of community mental health services to all Maine
citizens. Educating and mobilizing social service agencies to more powerfully engage our most vulnerable citizens - children and youth at risk. The Ed. D. Program in Child and Youth Studies is a field-based doctoral program for employed professionals whose work impacts the quality of life of children and youth from birth to age 18. The program is designed to provide structures that support students’ progress and to nurture intellectual and professional growth. It requires that students apply theory to practice while pursuing their career goals. University of Maine at Augusta The University of Maine at Augusta is dedicated to teaching excellence and to exemplary public services. In all educational endeavors, it appreciates and fosters multicultural and pluralistic values; it provides for the educational disadvantaged; and it accommodates the special needs of the disabled. UMA / Cert Program The College of Natural and Social Sciences offers a 30-credit certificate program in Child and Youth Care Practice. This is a collaborative effort between UMA and the Maine Association of Group Care Providers. YMCA of Maine (Portland) To put Christian principals into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. SMART offers quality training to meet the needs of agencies and individuals OHI, a Maine non-profit corporation, supports people with disabilities to live productively in their communities. Sweetser holds itself to the highest standards in delivering care and treatment to our clients. During the past decade, providers have become more sophisticated in measuring quality through performance-based indicators and objective evaluations of program effectiveness. In this economy, we are ensuring that dollars are being spent on programs that truly help children, adults and families in finding promising futures. The Spurwink Institute is a not-for-profit organization based in Portland, Maine dedicated to providing research, education and advocacy in the fields of education, mental health and behavioral health. Home | Mission | Purpose | Values Beliefs | Officers | Committees | Join | Members Members Links | Events | FAQ | Links Resources | Networking Contacts Anyone having trouble with this web site please email the site administrator |
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