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City View Manor is subsidized housing 62+, handicapped or disabled, 150 unit development consisting of 11 efficiency units, 134 one bedroom units, and 5 two bedroom units.

CCAP's Employment, Training, and Education Programs assist the youth of Rhode Island ages 14 - 24 through free education, training programs, Work Readiness and Job Placement assistance. They provide a full range of services to youth enrolled in school and out of school. All enrollees are connected with a case manager to assist them in their education or employment goals throughout the program. Cash incentives and bus tickets are given to those who qualify. They offer the following: GED Instruction Summer Employment Internship Programs Job Readiness Computer Training Leadership Development Tutoring Career Exploration Job Search/Placement

Big Picture Learning was established with the sole mission of putting students directly at the center of their own learning. BPL co-founders Dennis Littky and Elliot Washor merged their thirty years of experience as teachers and principals and their distinct national reputations to launch this new innovation in education. With an intention to demonstrate that schooling and education can and should be radically changed, Big Picture Learning was born.

Services: Houses 29 families and 8 women daily. Shelter stays are limited to 90 days but can be renewed based on progress demonstrated by participants or impending permanent housing. Case managers assist participants with healthcare, employment and establishing permanent housing. Help also available for: mental health issues, addiction, developmental delays in children, parenting and domestic violence. Case managers access services directly through Family Resources Community Action Program or collaborative agreements with other local non profit organizations.

Avatar is a certified Placement Agency for Shared Living programs throughout Rhode Island. Avatar Residential was one of the first agencies in Rhode Island to provide Shared Living Arrangements (SLAs) as an alternative to group home living. The key to success is a strong relationship between residents and Shared Living Providers. Avatar coordinates 27 SLAs throughout the state of RI. Some of the people that Avatar supports have found a good fit in their apartment/independent living programs. They tailor services to what people need (shopping, budgeting, recreation) while also fostering a great deal of independence and self-sufficiency. Avatar also provides residential services to people who live at home with their families.

Professional RN's and LPN's provide the highest quality of compassionate care to each and every patient, while remaining attentive to the individual needs of each patient. Cardio-Pulmonary Assessment Medication Management Acute Disease Management Chronic Disease Management Appointment Management Diabetic Education Post-Surgical Care Wound Care​​ NPWT Tracheostomy Care Ostomy Care Infusion Nursing TPN​ Enteral Feeds IV Antibiotics

Supports seniors and those with disabilities by providing opportunities for socialization, recreation, nutrition, education, information and referral, volunteering, health & fitness and all aspects of social services. They offer a full calendar of activities, including card games, bocce, walking, arts & crafts, yoga, exercise, Zumba, line dancing, bocce, bingo, and gardening (seasonally). They sponsor multiple field trips per month and educational presentations. The Social Services Office provides a wide range of resources, help and services to members of their community including SNAP/EBT applications, housing applications, heating assistance, Medicare, property tax relief and other case-by-case needs. AARP Yearly Tax Preparation is held February through April, by appointment only.

Respite Total Parenteral Nutrition Beds: 57

Offers books, periodicals, pamphlets, records, audio cassettes, books-on-tape, compact discs, video cassettes, large type books and computer software for loan. Programming for adults and children. Internet access for the public. Family literacy instruction. Oak Lawn Branch invites the public to delve into local history, offers extensive youth programming and provides the neighborhood with a family-friendly atmosphere.

HabitatPVD is offering a program to help older adults live in their homes longer. Program highlights include: A free comprehensive health, safety and home performance assessment. A free basic package of aging-in-place modifications and repairs valued at almost $500 (grab rails, lighting, light-touch painting, cleaning and more). Linking to other available home repair programs and funds and referrals to other services in the area as needed. Connecting to volunteer opportunities. Access to apply for zero percent interest loan for more costly measures.

Youth Development- The DaVinci Center is committed to empowering and nurturing young people's growth and potential through various initiatives. We aim to foster personal growth, skill development, and community engagement. Our approach combines academic support, life skills workshops, and hands-on training to provide youth with the tools and confidence necessary to thrive in today's world. Integrating skills training with youth development principles ensures a comprehensive approach that equips young people with practical abilities and empowers them to develop self awareness, leadership skills, and a sense of responsibility. This integration supports positive developmental outcomes, enhances social and emotional competence, and prepares youth for success in diverse life domains. Skill Training- The DaVinci Center serves as a resource hub for A-Venture High School, providing access to expert guidance, mentorship opportunities, and specialized workshops. These resources enrich the educational experience by connecting classroom learning with real-world challenges and solutions. Students benefit from exposure to diverse perspectives and better understand their role as active responsible citizens.

The Supreme Court is the state's "Court of last resort" - the court where final appeals to questions of the law and equity in the state's Superior and Family Courts, as well as certain matters appealed from Rhode Island's District and Worker's Compensation Courts. The Rhode Island Supreme Court also has certain supervisory powers over other state courts, the judiciary budget, and the general advisory responsibility, to the legislative and executive branches of th state government concerning th constitutionality of legislation.

Vanderburgh House's Rogers Home sober houses offers important services to individuals in early recovery. When leaving treatment, many men have limited options, independent living is difficult, and sober housing offers an attractive alternative to many options available. Offers a structured sober hous for men where every resident is supported in their recovery journeys. Residents live together as a family to develop the tools and strengthen their character in order to live free from substance abuse. Home allows for independence while guided by a set of recovery-focused house rules, standards, and expectations. The core of Vanderburgh structure is abstinence from drugs and alcohol. Residents are engaged in their personal recovery journey by attending meetings and working with a sponsor and a House Manager for support and encouragement. Residents adhere to a curfew, submit to drug and alcohol screenings, and participate in home and community events. Residents live independently in a gender-specific home Rooms are typically shared with one or more peers Residents pay rent weekly or monthly; doesn't accept health insurance Each home is lead by a House Manager Homes are convenient, comfortable, affordable, and supportive Residents live according to Resident Handbook and House Rules

Operates scattered, multi-site staffed apartment programs for troubled adolescents in DCYF care; supervised independent living programs, outreach family intervention program and 45 day Evaluation Center. Offers Outpatient individual, group and family counseling; preparation for independent living, case management and community support services. Adoption/ foster care training and licensing, specializing in adolescents.

Rhode to Health Medical Mobile Van Services: Crisis Stabilization and assessment General Medical care Rapid HIV Testing Rapid Hepatitis C Testing Opioid Treatment Medication for Cocaine, Alcohol & Tobacco Use Substance Use Counseling Blood Sugar Checks High Blood Pressure Check Insurance Initiation Health, Behavioral Care & Social Services Linkage

Valerie Case Apartments is subsidized housing 62+, handicapped or disabled with one, two or three bed apartments.

Offer multiple classes, seminars and workshops to help new and prospective homeowners purchase and maintain their homes and help individuals improve their financial well-being. This includes bilingual home-buyer education, a class for prospective landlords, and Financial Well-being 101: Skill Building for Financial Stability and Growth. First-Time Home-buyer Classes: First-time buyer counseling, Landlord/tenant rental class, Mortgage loan option https://oneneighborhoodbuilders.org/our-work/home-buyer-class/

The mission of the Rhode Island Revolver and Rifle Association is to promote and encourage all phases of shooting sports within the State of Rhode Island; to foster a climate within the State of Rhode Island which encourages ownership and legal use of all legal types of firearms by the law abiding citizens of the state; to encourage and promote legislation to preserve the legal ownership and use of firearms for all law abiding citizens of the State of Rhode Island; to encourage and promote firearm safety and education within the State of Rhode Island; to conduct contests of marksmanship with firearms.

Any person who is temporarily or permanently disabled may apply for a disability parking placard. To do so, you and your physician must jointly complete the application. Submit the form by fax at (401) 462-0829 or mail to the DMV headquarters in Cranston, Attn: Parking Permits Office. If your application is approved, you will be notified by mail.

They provide notary public services, the receptioinist helps notarize documents for our seniors.

Visions I is a scattered site subsidized housing project focused on the north and northwestern portions of the Smith Hill neighborhood and features 26 high-quality apartments.

Mass 211 is an easy to remember telephone number that connects callers to information about critical health and human services available in their community. It serves as a resource for finding government benefits and services, nonprofit organizations, support groups, volunteer opportunities, donation programs, and other local resources. Always a confidential call, Mass 211 maintains the integrity of the 9-1-1 system saving that vital community resource for life and death emergencies.

An American consumer credit reporting agency that provides a free report each year, call 877-322-8228 or go to annualcreditreport.com. Credit Freeze- also known as a security freeze, the best way to help prevent new accounts from being opened in your name. It's free to freeze, unfreeze and temporarily lift a freeze on your credit, and it won't affect your credit score. How to freeze your credit- contact Transunion Service Center. To unfreeze- you can unfreeze your credit temporarily lift a freeze for a set amount of time for free when you're ready to apply for new credit and allow access to lenders. How to freeze credit for a family member- you can request credit report freezes for your family, a minor, spouse, or incapacitated adult. Credit lock is also available Fraud alert

Home care provides health services conducted in the privacy of an individual’s home. This includes skilled nursing, social services, and physical, speech, and occupational therapy. There are also additional services available, such as providing a certified nursing assistant (CNA), a home companion, and homemaker care, which assists the client with activities in their daily life (ADLs). *Center for Brain Health program is discontinued 4/29/25

A federally funded program that works to improve the health of elderly people age 60 and older who meet income eligibility requirements by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA commodity foods. The program provides food and administrative funds to states, typically departments of health, social services, education or agriculture. The state agencies store CSFP food and distribute it to local public and private, nonprofit organizations that determine the eligibility of applicants, distribute the food, and provide nutrition education.