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- [May 27,2008] YAI’s Randall Place to be Re-named
- Treatment Facility to be Named for Longtime Ingraham Executive Director
- [May 20,2008] Recent Flooding in Aroostook County
- Maine’s Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Counts on 2-1-1Maine
- [May 7, 2008] MEDIA ALERT: Strategizing The Link
- A National Town Meeting on Advancing Public Policy and Community Coalitions
- [April 22, 2008] The Linkage Project: A National Town Meeting, June 8 - 9
- On June 8 and 9, 2008 in Portland, YAI (Youth Alternatives Ingraham) hosts Strategizing The Link, A National Town Meeting on Advancing Public Policy and Community Coalitions. Professionals in animal welfare, veterinary practice, humane societies, the social services, criminal justice, prosecution, and education will gather for this one of a kind, national conference to discuss The Linkage Project.
- [April 17, 2008] Parenting a Teen? Parent Effectiveness in Resolving Conflict with your Teen (PERC) Classes Begin Tuesday, April 29, 2008.
- The next session of PERC classes (Parent Effectiveness in Resolving Conflict with your teen) will begin on Tuesday, April 29th. The classes are held on Tuesdays from 6-8pm for 7 weeks at the Family Center. For information on how to register, please contact Deb Dunlap at 207-874-1175.
- [April 10, 2008] Youth Alternatives/Ingraham’s First Annual Ballyhoo Fundraiser
- Youth Alternatives/Ingraham’s First Annual Ballyhoo Fundraiser: Set for Thursday, April 17, 2008
- [March 8, 2008] Sea Dogs Welcome Back to Benefit Youth Alternatives/Ingraham
- Youth Alternatives/Ingraham will celebrate the Portland Sea Dogs’ return from spring training with the perennial community favorite Sea Dogs Welcome Back to Benefit Youth Alternatives/Ingraham dinner on April 2, 2008.
- [March 8, 2008] Youth Alternatives/Ingraham to Benefit from Schoolhouse Arts Center Play
- The Standish Schoolhouse Arts Center reserved 50 tickets to the April 9 performance of the teen drama Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep for teenagers served by Youth Alternatives/Ingraham programs. All proceeds from the Wednesday night performance will benefit Youth Alternatives/Ingraham.
- [January 8, 2008] Community Provides Gifts to YA/Ingraham Clients
- Local Businesses and Organizations Generously Provide 800+ Gifts To Youth Alternatives/Ingraham for Children, Adults and Families
- [September 17, 2007] Youth Alternatives and Ingraham Finalize Merger
- Youth Alternatives Merger with Ingraham Creates One of State’s Most Comprehensive Nonprofits Serving Children, Adults and Families
- [July 9, 2007] Youth Alternatives and Ingraham Agree to Merge
- Merger Will Reduce Operational Costs While Improving the Quality and Breadth of Service Delivery
- [June 21, 2007] Youth Alternatives and Ingraham May Join Forces to Improve Delivery of Service to Children and Adults
- Two Leading Agencies Announce Merger Possibility
- [June 2007] YA Adds New Trustees
- Anne Dinsmore and Barbara Schneider were recently appointed to our Board of Trustees.
- [April 2007] New Management Team Members at YA
- Al Haynes and Sherri Stockwell assume new roles as the leader of the agency's wraparound initiative and the director of the Girls Transitional Program and Heritage House, respectively.
- [April 2007] Youth Alternatives Family Center Now Open
- Youth Alternatives has officially moved our offices to The Youth Alternatives Family Center, a one-of-its-kind facility that will provide the physical and emotional space kids and their families need to communicate openly and enhance their relationships.
