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Human Services Training Institute

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295 Water St
Augusta, ME 04330
+1 (207) 626-5200
http://www.accessmaine.org

The Human Services Training Institute in Augusta, ME provides comprehensive training programs for individuals seeking to enter the field of human services. Their courses cover a wide range of topics essential for those working in social work, counseling, and community support roles.

With a focus on practical skills and knowledge, the institute equips students with the tools necessary to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Through hands-on training and expert instruction, participants are prepared to excel in various human services professions.

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