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Rhode Island Domestic Violence Crisis And Support Resources


Rhode Island Domestic Violence Advocates & Support Contacts
LocationProgramPhone
STATEWIDE Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Attorney General Victim Services
Rhode Island Legal Services
Child Abuse Reporting
Child Support Enforcement
Crime Victim Compensation Program
800-494-8100
401-274-4400
401-274-2652
800-742-4453
401-222-2847
401-222-8590
Bristol County Women's Resource Center 401-322-6010
Kent County Center for Human Development (Warwick)
Chace House
401-732-5656
401-738-1700
Newport County Child & Family Services
Women's Resource Center
401-848-4120
401-625-1144
Providence County Community Center (Capital City)
Community Counseling Center (Pawtucket)
Comprehensive Community Action Program (Cranston)
Family Service Go Team
Federal Hill House Association
Interfaith Counseling Center
Justice Assistance Program (Cranston)
Non-Violence Institute
Sexual Assault & Trauma Resource Center
Sojourner House
Victims Advocacy & Support Center
Women's Resource Center
401-455-3880
401-722-7855
401-467-9610
401-331-1350
401-421-4722
401-461-5558
401-781-7000
401-461-6164
401-421-4100
401-658-4334
401-943-9266
401-861-2760
Washington CountyShelter - Blackstone Valley401-723-3057


More Rhode Island Resources

Office of Community Services & Advocacy: 401-421-7833 Ext. 5
Offer legal advice to immigration and political asylum clients as well as naturalization, petition for relatives, and deportation cases.

Office of the Mental Health Advocate: 401-462-2003
The office of the Mental Health Advocate provides legal assistance to people with chronic serious mental illness. We help people get out of or into psychiatric care. They also go to court to preserve housing and protect the civil rights of people with mental illness.

Progreso Latino, Inc.: 401-728-5920
Multiservice, Bilingual-English/Spanish, Non Profit Organization whose services include: worker’s rights advocacy program, case management services, adult education, after school youth leadership development.

Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless: 401-421-6458
The Homeless Legal Clinic was established in an effort to address the legal need of homeless people in RI. Legal clinics are currently held in six shelters statewide. Attorneys visit the shelters on a bi-weekly basis.

Rhode Island Disability Law Center, Inc.: 401-831-3150
RIDLC provides free legal assistance to persons with disabilities. Services include individual representation to protect rights or secure benefits and services, self –help information; educational programs; and administrative and legislative advocacy. The agency administers eight federally funded programs.




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Last Updated: November 5, 2005