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The public education branch of the Fire Prevention Bureau is responsible for teaching public safety to the citizens of Providence. At no charge, public educators speak to businesses, organizations, schools and at special events about the importance of fire safety. Some of the methods that are used to spread our public safety messages to citizens and visitors are: Smoke Trailer/Safety House – Towed to schools and events to teach prevention methods and ways to escape a fire Presenting at City school’s throughout the school year Community Events – Attends many community events with smoke trailer, safety brochures, and free smoke detectors. Business Education – Responds to the needs of local businesses by offering safety training for their employees on evacuation planning and fire drills 911 Phone Call Simulator – Device that teaches young children the proper way to call in an emergency to a 911 operator. Sparky the Fire Dog – Professional “Sparky the Fire Dog” costume, from NFPA, to help teach fire safety to preschoolers and other young children. Sparky always steals the show and the hearts of both the children and adults that are present! Public Safety Brochures – Wide variety of public safety related brochures free to the public. English and Spanish. Safety Materials for children – Hand out many safety related items to children throughout the city. Among these items are plastic fire helmets, coloring books & crayons, pencils, rulers, refrigerator magnets, etc.

RSVP involves community members 55 years and older interested in socializing with others, working in the community, and learning new skills to provide quality services to our East Bay community. Volunteers provide various services through our partner programs. Volunteers tackle issues like food insecurity, isolation in the community, tax preparation, and health insurance counseling.

Public middle school in the Foster-Glocester Regional School District

Town Hall West Greenwich is a town in Kent County. It has a population of approximately 6,135. The town has a total area of 51.3 square miles.

Public elementary school

Based out of West Warwick Rhode Island, they are a food supplemental program that helps 1000's of families and seniors in the community put food on there table so they do not have to choose between paying bills and eating.

Wildberry Apartments is subsidized 62+ housing with 47 units.

A link between women and government to promote equity for women in Rhode Island. Legislatively mandated to advise the Governor and General Assembly in areas affecting the status of women in the state; serves as a referral service between women of the state and human service agencies.

Operates 24-hour hotline, provides emergency shelter to battered women; advocacy; crisis intervention counseling; support groups; educational programs; children's program; school based programs; information/referral services. Speakers Bureau. Handicapped accessible. Warren Office: 624 Main Street, 247-2070, Jamestown, 423-9649; Little Compton, 635-2548 Bristol County Director: Karen Majewski Support groups meet in Newport, Monday, 6pm - 7:30pm and Warren, Th, 6pm -7:30pm. Call for information. Income Source: State, local, grants, membership drive; fund raisers.

Routine Exams and Cleanings Bonding Dental Crowns Extractions Fillings Fluoride Dental Sealants Mouthguards and Nightguards Braces

Family doctor

Parents As Teachers: To provide the information, support and encouragement parents need to help their children develop optimally during the crucial early years of life. http://www.parentsasteachers.org Rhode Island Early Learning and Development Standards The Standards tell us what we should expect young children to know and be able to do physically, emotionally and academically. The Standards support early childhood teachers' and caregivers' understanding of how children birth to 60 months grow and learn

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) designs, constructs, and maintains the state's surface transportation system. RIDOT employs 700 people in the State of Rhode Island and maintains 1,100 miles of roadway, 724 urban and 374 rural, 1,178 bridges, Five rail stations, and 60 miles of pedestrian and bike paths with its $570 Million annual budget.

Park View Apartments is a subsidized, low income housing community run by the Westerly Housing authority for 62+, disabled or handicapped with preference given to Westerly residents.

Burns Manor with 92 units, is more than just Elderly Housing. Burns Manor offers a wide range of services and activities, such as: Security cameras available 24/7 Security guard service Keyless door entry system Active Resident Association sponsoring social activities including: bingo, birthday parties, and musical entertainment Health and Social Services including blood pressure screenings, prescription information and assistance, flu shots on a yearly basis Case Management Services Community Gardens On Site Parking

The Library will maintain its status as an exemplary provider of services that encourage the free flow of ideas to inform, educate, enrich, and entertain its patrons.

Services: Twenty-four hour skilled nursing home care; long term and twenty-eight bed short term unit. Income Source: Private fees; Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements

Southern RI Volunteers is providing free delivery for residents of South County (Block Island, Charlestown, Exeter, Hopkinton, Jamestown, North Kingstown, Richmond, South Kingstown, Wakefield, Westerly). Person must be disabled or a homebound senior. Person has to pay for the prescription beforehand.

Hancock Estates is a 50-unit development financed under the HUD Section 202 program with one bedroom only apartments.

Socks and underwear only

The Providence Animal Rescue League (PARL) is a private, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. PARL serves communities throughout Rhode Island and beyond. Our mission is to provide for the rescue and relief of suffering or homeless animals and perform charitable or benevolent acts for the welfare of animals.

A Comprehensive guide to elderly community resources this guide explains why community resources are important, provides a list of different resources, and explains how to access helpful organizations. Easily locate senior care facilities and services in the area.

Public Middle School, Grade Levels: 5 - 8

Assisted Living at Smithfield Woods is designed for those individuals who need assistance with activities of daily living, but still understand the importance for socialization in a home-like setting. Smithfield Woods is designed to provide a worry-free environment, allowing its residents to continue the healthy and active lifestyle they are used to. Provides services including gentle reminders to take medication regularly, bathing and dressing assistance, and more.

Healthy Families CCAP – Health Familes America Program – Love that Baby Campaign – The Healthy Families Program is designed to help parents with understanding and caring for their child’s needs, building strong parent child connections, breastfeeding and feeding support, and helping children learn and grow to reach their potential. We also help families to connect with other services and supports that they feel they need. Women, Infant, & Children (WIC) Supplemental Nutrition Program – The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children – better known as the WIC Program – serves to safeguard the health of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk by providing nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating including breastfeeding promotion and support, and referrals to health care.