34 Housing & Shelter Resources in Rhode Island — Free Help & Counseling

34 verified housing & shelter resources in Rhode Island. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Includes providers offering services in English, Spanish. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.

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AIDS CARE OCEAN STATE — Housing & Shelter in Rhode Island — (401) 273-1888 — AIDS Care Ocean State is dedicated to providing quality housing, case management, medical and nursing care, and prevention to adults, families, adolescents and
AIDS Care Ocean State — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 273-1888 — AIDS Care Ocean State is the largest provider of subsidized housing for persons living with HIV/AIDS. We have built or developed 19 properties to serve our clie
Amos House Shelter and Services — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 272-0220 — Hours: Monday to Friday 8-4, Social Services 8-4 Monday to Thursday, Friday 8-1 men's and women's shelter. Housing OverviewShelter More than a meal, Amos House
Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center - Food Distribution Center — Housing & Shelter in Pawtucket, Rhode Island — (401) 723-3057 — Domestic violence shelter. Residential Programs Safe Home It is often a very traumatic experience for a family to come to a safe home for the first time. In add
CROSSROADS — Housing & Shelter in North Kingston, Rhode Island — (401) 294-7723 — Family shelter.
Child & Family (Middletown) — Housing & Shelter in Middletown, Rhode Island — (401) 849-2300 — Adults and family shelter.
Community Care Alliance Woonsocket Homeless Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Woonsocket, Rhode Island — (401) 767-0866 — The Woonsocket Homeless Shelter is open 24 hours a day, 365 days per year, housing nearly 80 persons per night through the shelter and six emergency apartments.
Crossroads Rhode Island — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 521-2255 — Need Help? In need of emergency shelter and want to learn more about our services? Contact us at cesteam@crossroadsri.org or (401) 277-4316. By doing so, you wi
East Bay Coalition For Homeless — Housing & Shelter in East Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 437-5104 — Housing Program East Bay Coalition for the Homeless housing program provides apartments for homeless families with children, combined with case management and s
Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center — Housing & Shelter in Warwick, Rhode Island — (401) 738-1700 — Contact Info: Hotline: (401)738-1700 Business: (401) 738-9700 Domestic violence shelter for women and children. Safe Shelter The Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center o
Galilee Mission — Housing & Shelter in Narragansett, Rhode Island — (401) 789-9390 — Men's shelter.
HUD Housing - Rhode Island — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (800) 569-4287
Habitat for Humanity - Rhode Island — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (800) 422-4828
Harold Lewis House — Housing & Shelter in West Warwick, Rhode Island — (401) 615-3155 — Harold Lewis House is designed to provide elder individuals with a safe, secure, and affordable place to live. Harold Lewis House offers 14 beds of permanent su
Harrington Hall — Housing & Shelter in Cranston, Rhode Island — (401) 462-0724 — Harrington Hall is Rhode Islands largest shelter, with 112 beds available for single men each night. Just over a year ago, Crossroads Rhode Island took over man
House of Hope Community Development Corporation — Housing & Shelter in Warwick, Rhode Island — (401) 463-3324 — Operation First Step was created after the closing of one of Rhode Islands largest temporary shelters. To fill the void with a more effective solution, the orga
Lucy's Hearth — Housing & Shelter in Middletown, Rhode Island — (401) 847-2021 — Emergency Shelter Program Our Emergency Shelter Program is located at 19 Valley Road in Middletown, Rhode Island. Six families with children may be accommodated
McKinney Cooperative Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Newport, Rhode Island — (401) 846-6385 — Shelter for 19 men, 6 women. Transitional housing for 12 men, 4 women. Hours: 4:30pm - 8:30am, preference to Newport county residents Services provided: Chronic
Mcauley Village - Mcauley Ministries — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 467-3630 — Transitional housing program for homeless single parents and children. The Village has 23 apartments and an on-site Child Care Learning Center. We provide the b
PEOPLE TO END HOMELESSNESS — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 274-0065 — Men's homeless shelter.
PROVIDENCE CENTER — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 276-4020 — Shelter for all, men, women, children.
Providence Community Action Interim House - Shelter for Families — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 831-4570 — Interim House Emergency Family Shelter. Community Action Agency. Open 24 hours a day. ADMISSION CRITERIA Families with children Single and two-parent households
Providence Rescue Mission — Housing & Shelter in Providence, Rhode Island — (401) 274-8861 — We provide emergency overnight accommodations for 75 to 90 homeless men and 15 to 30 homeless women, seven nights a week. Each overnight guest has the ability t
RI VETERAN'S HOME — Housing & Shelter in Bristol, Rhode Island — (401) 253-8000 — Veteran's shelter.
SSTARBIRTH — Housing & Shelter in Cranston, Rhode Island — (401) 463-6001 — SSTARbirth is the only residential substance abuse treatment program in the state of Rhode Island specifically designed for pregnant and postpartum women and th

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