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Framed by a record number of fatal drug overdoses in 2021, CODAC Behavioral Healthcare has launched a mobile medical unit that will dispense methadone and other medications along with offering counseling and other services for Rhode Islanders living with opioid use disorder.

The Avenue Concept (TAC), Rhode Island’s leading public art organization, and the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) today announced the completion of five new murals as part of a strategic partnership intended to support community well-being through art.

Community Care Alliance of Woonsocket has received a grant from the state for $441,143 to transition a Providence shelter to focus on providing care for unhoused LGBTQ+ folks.

A visit to a encampment where people are living in tents reveals a problem that has been growing. Alison Bologna interviews people living there for the NBC10 War on Opioids series.

The Community Care Alliance Safe Haven staff help shed light on the homelessness crisis as they are interviewed by Alison Bologna for the NBC10 War on Opioids series.

CCA was highlighted on Mirah's website ... (Mirah helps improve behavioral health outcomes through a client personal assessment tool).

Congratulations to CCA's The Harbour Youth Center and all the members of the Woonsocket Afterschool Coalition for earning the Best Practice Award from the Rhode Island Foundation​.

In an effort to help coordinate housing and supportive services for families and individuals experiencing homelessness across Rhode Island, U.S. Senator Jack Reed, a senior member of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development (THUD), today announced $10,405,36...

One of the more outspoken advocates for community-based behavioral health investments has been Benedict Lessing, Jr. long-time president and CEO of Community Care Alliance.

For nearly four years, Francis White was addicted to synthetic marijuana, a drug typically manufactured in Asia and sold on the streets as K2 or spice.