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Gary Zeman went from using to now running a recovery center in a part of the state that doesn't always get all the headlines.

One recent day, Christa Thomas-Sowers sat outside discussing the workforce crisis that her agency and others in the community behavioral-health field are experiencing — and its calamitous effect on people who need services.

BankNewport is pleased to announce that its “Kind Heart Fresh Start” drive collected more than 4,700 items - socks and toiletries - from its employees and members of the community to be distributed to Amenity Aid, Crossroads Rhode Island in Providence, Welcome House of South County, the Woonsocket ...

Melissa Rouleau, Director of Adult Education, Training and Assessment, reveals the many aspects that job-seekers should keep in mind when looking for work.

Community Care Alliance representatives and others on the RI Overdose Task Force walked out when prior demands to discuss budget cuts to the recovery community were not met.

Agencies that are working to deliver recovery services on the ground in Rhode Island have been hit with severe funding cuts by R.I. BHDDH. The agency has wielded a blunt hatchet, eviscerating and eliminating funding to numerous ongoing recovery programs, several recovery community advocates told Co...

An effort to furnish new and gently used clothing to children in need around the city officially launched last week with the opening of the Just for You clothing closet at Community Care Alliance.

Thanks to a $15,000 grant awarded by the Chartercare Foundation, the No Walls program will introduce clients to behavioral health supports sooner through specialized groups at a time when waiting lists for behavioral health services are on the rise.

Overdose Day events that aim to educate our communities about drugs can really help. Community Care Alliance along with community partners are playing our part to support the day with a public gathering on August 31st at 3:00 PM.

The Woonsocket Shelter got a lift this past weekend when volunteers from the Woonsocket Rotary Club joined forces with residents and other local groups to transform the building’s exterior.