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Multiple services, including family services, outpatient services, housing assistance, and more. Some programs require a referral from a healthcare provider or DCYF, others accept self-referrals.
The Providence Center helps adults, adolescents, and children affected by psychiatric illnesses, emotional problems, and addictions by providing treatment and supportive services within a community setting.
Emergency Services (Police, fire, and emergency medical services). The National 911 Program plays a critical role in bringing stakeholders together to share information and resources among local, state, federal and tribal agencies, national 911 associations and other public and private groups focused on developing and providing 911 services across the 50 states and six territories.
Organization serving Hispanic/Latine communities offering multiple services, including food banks, English classes, immigration services, etc.
A guide for mental health concerns from the RI Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals.
Offers multiple forms of public assistance to people living with HIV including: case management, mental health, substance use services, housing advocacy, enrollment in dental insurance plans, assistance with prescription drug costs, transportation assistance, financial assistance, and other types of aid.
Call to have someone with you over the phone, who can alert help if needed, when you are using unregulated substances.
Assistance paying water bills- must already be approved for LIHEAP to be eligible.
Hardship forms available to prevent gas or electric shut offs.
Short term cash assistance for illness, injury, medical condition, or burial/funeral expenses.
Benefit payments made when you are unable to work due to a temporary injury or illness.
Benefit payments made when you are out of work to care for a seriously ill family member or to bond with a newborn baby.
Job training programs, apprenticeship opportunities, and job postings.