BHDDH & DLT Resources

Treatment services available for adults 18 or older.

Places where you can get support from people who are in recovery from a substance use or co-occurring disorder.

Dedicated to stopping the Opioid epidemic, resources are available for families, providers, emergency personnel. Call 942-STOP 24/7

Safe, sober and healthy housing available for individuals 18 or older.

A grassroots alliance of people in recovery.

Apply online through the Social Security Administration

You can use SSA’s online Benefit Eligibility Screening Tool to see if you might be eligible for SSI or other programs and learn how to qualify and apply. This tool is not an application for benefits; you will need to start an application.

Eligibility criteria for children under 18 is different from that for adults 18 and A “redetermination” must be done before you turn 18 to see if you qualify for benefits as an adult.

An SSA brochure explaining general work incentives

Programs in Adult Education, GED, Workforce Training, and English for Speakers of Other Languages are offered during the day and evening to prepare adults for jobs and career pathways. Instruction can be provided face-to-face or online

The center provides free college planning services: help with finding colleges, and with college and financial aid applications.

Disability Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agency for the state of Rhode Island.

Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) are customized learning opportunities that must be developed by Local Education Agencies for all students grades 6-12, as a meaningful way to connect a student’s academic, career, and social/emotional goals and passions with their secondary school experiences.

Online directory of education and career resources to search for jobs, classes, training programs, and career development opportunities.

The Department of Labor and Training matches jobseekers and employers through quality employment programs and services.

ORS works with schools, families, and students to prepare you for job training, career development and employment opportunities after high school.

PrepareRI provides RI students with the advanced skills they need for in-demand jobs.

Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program assists individuals with disabilities to choose, prepare for, obtain and maintain employment.

YouthWORKS 411 centers offer education, occupational skills training, job placement services, and connections to other social services for those ages 14-24.

If you need a place to sleep or are having an emergency, contact Crossroads. Crossroads’ staff makes referrals to shelters that have available beds. Shelters provide a temporary place to stay and the basic necessities for individuals and families in crisis. 401-521-2255

A comprehensive listing of health and human services resources in Rhode Island.

This is the network of community action programs (CAPs). They can provide resources and support you may need.

The Rhode Island Community Food Bank distributes food to people in need through a network of agencies statewide.

Information about low-interest loans, grants, education and assistance to find, rent, buy, build and keep a good home and access to list of affordable housing units

Call Rhode Island 2-1-1 line for confidential information and referrals related to lifelong learning, basic supports, and community engagement. You can get information about food, housing, or medical costs. The call is free and available in multiple languages.

RIPTA is Rhode Island’s public transportation agency. You may be eligible for reduced-fare passes. Contact RIPTA at (401) 784-9500 ext. 2012