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Services: Provides services for about 1,200 children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families. Includes Early Intervention, home based children's services, respite care, family support, Pathways Strategic Teaching Center, (an educational school based on Applied Behavior analysis for children with autism or pervasive development disorders), Supported Employment, Vocational and Job Placement and Evaluation Services for Adults, Day Habilitation Services, Residential and Community Living, and Recreation Services. We also have affiliations with Crayons Child Care and Family Services to provide integrated child care and kindergarten services and with JONAH Community Center to provide services for elderly folks with developmental disabilities. Our Feinstein/Trudeau Training Center, sponsored by the Feinstein Foundation, offers college accredited training for direct support professional staff through the Community College of Rhode island. Income Source: State, Federal, Local, Private Foundations, Individuals and Businesses

Services: A culinary training program for low-income, unemployed and welfare-to-work adults based on a national model that provides a full time 14-week/400 hour program. Throughout the training program, students use donated meat, packaged and canned goods, prepared and perishable food and fresh produce from our Community Harvest program to create nutritious meals for community meal sites and Kids Cafe, a community meal program exclusively for children at risk of hunger. This program offers training, workshops, hands on experience, certifications and employment opportunities. Community Kitchen provides a full chef�s uniform. FIP recipients receive transportation reimbursement and free child care during the program

Services: Provides educational and training information for post secondary education, financial aid and admissions information, application assistance in plus career counseling and assessment, referral to other social services and advocacy. EOC counselors are available at sites throughout Rhode Island. Income Source: U.S. Department of Education

Services: Residential support in group homes and apartments; health and life education; behavior management; Independent Living Program; family support. Serving people, 21+ with physical/developmental needs. Provides a home-like environment wherein the resident is challenged to discover her/his own unique dignity and worth. Emphasizes consistent and individualized programming to encourage each resident to develop to his/her greatest potential and to have as much control over their own lives as they are capable of having. Support also supplied to persons living in their own homes, apartments or their family home.

A supported employment program operating a plant and flower shop which provides work opportunities for adults with persistent psychiatric disabilities. Source of income: Grant from MHRH, retail sales, private foundation, fundraisers.

An adult facility that trains students from a great diversity of many populations. The training programs focus on four main areas: - Medical Assisting - Bookkeeping - Social and Human Services - ESOL English as a Second Language

The RI Department of Labor and Training provides workforce development, workforce security and workforce protection to the state's workers, employers and citizens, offering employment services, educational services and economic opportunity to both individuals and employers. DLT protects the workforce by enforcing labor laws, prevailing wage rates and workplace health and safety standards. The department also provides temporary income support to unemployed and temporarily disabled workers.

A community-based, outpatient behavioral health organization serving adults, children and adolescents who struggle with mental illness, addiction and emotional problems. **LOCATIONS** (Please ask callers to call reception or the appointment line first.) Child and Family Services, 276-4155 520 Hope Street, Providence 02906 Monday - Thursday 8:30AM - 8:00PM, Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM Community Support Services, 274-2500 530 North Main Street, Providence 02904 M, W, F 8:30AM - 4:30PM, Tuesday 8:30AM - 8:00PM Substance Abuse Day Treatment for Women, 727-6400 1070 Main Street, Pawtucket, 02860 Monday - Friday, 10:00AM - 2:00PM Transition/Long Term Care, 568-6670 2198 Wallum Lake Road, Pascoag Outpatient Behavioral Health Services, 727-6413 1070 Main Street, Pawtucket, 02860 Monday - Thursday 8am - 8:00PM, Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM Short-Term Residential Program, 462-1020 111 Howard Avenue, Cranston, 02920 **SERVICES** -Individual, family and group outpatient counseling -Child adolescent mental health -Elderly services -Outpatient substance abuse treatment -24 hour psychiatric emergency services -Intensive outpatient rehabilitative services -Acute inpatient care -Psychiatric evaluation -Intensive Outpatient Mental Health -Medication supervision -Supervised and supported housing -Licensed classrooms for behaviorally disordered pre-school to high school age children, -Consultation to schools, nursing homes and businesses. -Integrated service delivery systems for seriously mentally ill adults, substance abusing adults, and seriously emotionally disturbed children. -Specialized services for Hispanics, Southeast Asians. Medical Director: Michael A. Silver, M.D. Income Source: City; state; patient fees; third party reimbursements; special contracts; donations

Family Support Center provides basic needs assistance to low income households and connects families to financial literacy and other programs to strengthen their financial condition. The Family Support Center serves low and moderate income Woonsocket residents depending on eligibility requirements for fund-specific programs.

Services: Residential support in group homes and apartments; health and life education; behavior management; Independent Living Program; family support. Serving people, 21+ with physical/developmental needs. Provides a home-like environment wherein the resident is challenged to discover her/his own unique dignity and worth. Emphasizes consistent and individualized programming to encourage each resident to develop to his/her greatest potential and to have as much control over their own lives as they are capable of having. Support also supplied to persons living in their own homes, apartments or their family home.

Provides training, education and other services which result in employment and expanded opportunities for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment in order to enhance their capacity for independent living, increased quality of life and work. Services: Job placement assistance Work experience Job shadowing opportunities Work readiness training Interview practice Situational Assessments Job retention training Mentoring Goodwill also works with employers to provide employment opportunities to individuals who have barriers to employment. Goodwill employees and volunteers act as mentors and role models before and after employment to ensure success for both our client and the employer. Goodwill clients are also provided with information regarding their rights as it pertains to confidentiality, the ADA and the right to disclose or not disclose their disability as it pertains to employment.

Services: Provides counseling, outreach and referral for native Americans; manpower services including job placement, on-the-job training; classroom instruction, employment counseling/assistance; counseling on job search techniques, development of resumes. Assists with school enrollment for 18 years old and over. Project Assistant: Phyllis Johnson Income Source: Federal; State; donations

Charter School Grades 9th-12th Upon graduation, students may qualify to go on to the New England Laborers’ Training Academy in Pomfret, CT for training to become a Construction Craft Laborer Apprentice.

Services: Operates 30 group homes and an apartment program for individuals with developmental disabilities. Income Source: MHRH

Provides free ESL, ABE, Pre-GED, and GED classes. The Center is an official GED testing site. Testing fee applies. Another program offered is the External Diploma Program, a competency based program. In addition, we offer vocational training programs and adult education courses. Vocational Training for Adults is a great opportunity to further current employment skills or challenge yourself for a career change. Taught by certified instructors, skill sets will be taught by a hands-on approach. Students will be instructed with up-to-date standards, procedures and practices needed in today's workforce. ​

The Institute for Labor Studies & Research offers non-credit courses in the area of labor relations and labor studies, high school equivalency preparation and adult basic education, vocational training and cultural programs.

Services: Provides outpatient rehabilitation programs to people of all ages with a wide range of functional disabilities caused by accident, illness, or developmental delay. Programs offered are day school program for children ages 3 - 21, with language/learning disorders and brain injury; brain injury day treatment program for adult clients; comprehensive outpatient program and vocational rehabilitation services. Offers evaluation and treatment in audiology, speech/language therapy, special education, occupational/physical therapy, psychological/social services and vocational training. Special features include non-commercial advice on hearing aids, augmentative communication systems, group treatment services, parent workshops, support groups and consult services. Income Source: Fees; Office of Rehabilitation Services (ORS); private health insurance; School Systems

Programs, often operated by community adult schools or other secondary or postsecondary educational entities, that offer specialized education and training related to any of a variety of occupational areas for adults who may have high school diplomas and for selected high school students or high-school-age youngsters who have the permission of a school counselor.

Services: To ensure that people with disabilities of all ages are provided with the support, care and treatment they need, particularly pre-school and school-aged children with disabilities.

A one-year, intensive training program that provides urban young adults, ages 18-24, with a combination of hands-on skill development, an educational stipend, and corporate apprenticeships. During the first six months of the program, participants focus on skill mastery in Desktop Support / IT Help Desk; and the professional skills required in today's workplace such as effective communication, leadership, and teamwork. During the second six months of the program, students are placed in apprenticeships with local partner companies. A stipend is provided to all participants throughout the one-year, full-time educational program. In addition, Year Up students have an opportunity to earn up to 18 college credits through articulation agreements with NEIT and J&W University.