Rhode Island Family Guide
The Ocean State's Original Family Resource ... since 1992!
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Robin Corsi, CAGS
Director of PreSchool
School Psychologist
Exeter-West Greenwich Schools
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About Us ...
I LOVE the Rhode Island Family Guide. It has helped me and my family more than words can express. Thank you for all you do and for the difference you have made in so many lives!
-Janet Mallory, Cranston
Mom of 4
"I have to say as a mom and a school leader...
I LOVE RI FAMILY GUIDE! I have found it to be a wonderful resource."
Robin Corsi, CAGS
Director of PreSchool
School Psychologist
Exeter-West Greenwich Schools
ATTENTION LANDLORDS:
Please! Are you willing to work with housing programs? The issue of housing availability is critical and we are facing a Homelessness Crisis. These programs provide guarantteed income for landlords and incentive bonuses.
**MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS CONTACTS**
IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE IS GOING THROUGH A MENTAL HEALTH OR SUBSTANCE USE CRISIS, THERE IS INFORMATION, THERE IS COMPASSION. THERE IS HELP.
FOR CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT AND TO GET CONNECTED TO CARE:
CALL 401-414-LINK (5465)
FOR UNDER 18 CALL:
855-KID(543)-LINK(5465)
VISIT OUR 24-HOUR/7-DAY TRIAGE CENTER:
975 Waterman Ave., East Providence, RI
General Information: https://vote.sos.ri.gov
Register to Vote!
To register to vote, you have a few options:
1) You can register to vote online at the portal of the Secretary of State; you will need a RI driver’s license or state ID number to do so. Or,
2) You can download the pdf (available tin English and Spanish) on the Secretary of State’s website and mail it to your local board of canvassers. You do not need a license or state ID number for mailed-in registrations. OR
3) You can register at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
http://sos.ri.gov/divisions/Elections/Voters/voter-registration
Climate Change and Your Health: A Guide for Rhode Islanders ....
is designed to help you and the people in your community understand the impacts of climate change and suggest steps you can take to protect your family's health now and in the future.
Click image to learn how to repel TICKS and MOSQUITOS.
You can also visit the Rhode Island Department of Healths' Tick Born Disease Webpage. CLICK HERE.
Or download the Rhode Island Tick Detective Workbook HERE.
This virtual toolkit includes tips, tricks, activities and ideas to bring awareness to prevention of child abuse and neglect and resources
with the goal of supporting families and putting families first. And, it's family fun! Click on book below!
Visit StaySafeRhodeIsland.com
for lots and lots of info and guidance to stay safe.
You'll also find info. on Emergency Preparedness.
Are you ready for an emergency? Check it out!
