Membership

Joining the Child & Family Provider Network (CFPN) means becoming part of a dedicated community of nonprofit organizations working together to improve the lives of children, youth, and families in Maine. Our members benefit from a collaborative environment that fosters growth, innovation, and shared success.

As a CFPN member, you’ll gain access to:

Networking Opportunities: Build meaningful connections with like-minded organizations and professionals committed to strengthening the system of care.
Professional Development: Participate in expert-led training sessions, workshops, and events to enhance your organization’s impact and expertise.
Advocacy Support: Collaborate on initiatives that elevate the voices of children and families and influence positive change at the policy level.
Resource Sharing: Access a wealth of information, tools, and best practices to support your mission and operations.
Unified Voice: Be part of a collective effort to address systemic challenges, amplify your impact, and improve outcomes for Maine’s children and families.

Membership with CFPN is more than just an affiliation—it’s a commitment to collaboration and a shared vision for a better future. Together, we can achieve more for the communities we serve.

Member Organizations

We acknowledge and thank the following organizations who are members of the Child and Family Provders Network:

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Dedication. Experience. Passion.

The Child & Family Provider Network (CFPN) is a dynamic coalition of nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life for children, youth, and families across Maine. We are united by a shared mission to enhance the system of care and deliver impactful, responsive services that meet the needs of the communities we serve.

Our network spans more than 20 member agencies, each committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care. Together, we educate, support, and empower one another to address the diverse and evolving needs of children and families. Through collaboration, advocacy, and resource sharing, we create opportunities for professional growth, innovative solutions, and meaningful change.

At CFPN, we believe that by working together, we can build a brighter future for Maine’s children and families.

President & CEO, Good Will-Hinkley

Gary Dugal

CFPN President

Justin is the Executive Director of Becket Maine, a nonprofit mental health agency that specializes in residential services for children and young adults. He joined the Becket team in 2000 and has served in a variety of capacities over the years. Justin joined the CFPN in 2005 and served as treasurer for 19 years prior to becoming president. He remains a strong advocate for children's mental and behavioral health services Maine.

Executive Director, Connections for Kids Free to Grow

Genevieve Gardner

CFPN Vice President

Vice President of The Child and Family Provider Network, Genevieve has been involved with the network since 2000 and has taken on several different leadership positions. She works as the Executive Director of Connections for Kids and Kids Free to Grow, providing mental health and educational services to children and families in Maine.

Executive Director, NFI North

Luke Reynard

CFPN Treasurer

Luke Reynard is Executive Director for NFI North, a mental and behavioral health organization serving more than 1000 individuals and families daily.

NFI North's mission is to empower individuals and families to reach their full potential and to create a world where mental and behavioral health services are available to everyone.

Clinical Director, Waypoint Fraser Ford School

Tiffany Haskell

CFPN Secretary

Tiffany provides Children’s Case Management/Behavioral Health Home, Adult Case Management, and Outpatient Therapy services for children and adults throughout Southern Maine. With degrees in psychology and educational leadership, Tiffany holds certifications as a Special Education Director, School Psychologist, and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Serving children and adults with developmental and behavioral health needs in Maine for over 30 years.