On the Radio

In advance of Child Abuse Prevention Month, staff working for child welfare bring their perspective to our conversation to help us all be part of the solution.

Our guest, Stump Evans, has an opportunity to guide and learn from the teens she mentors daily and brings her unique perspective to the important topic, teen mental health.

Taxes are inevitable, but the VITA program ensures you get all the eligible tax credits you are due. For free to families earning less than $64,000 per year.

Wendy and guest, Stump Evans, Youth Programs Manager, have another yearly discussion about challenges the holidays bring, and how to make it joyous.

On World AIDS Day we are reminded that though we have come far in our battle against HIV, the virus is still with us. We honor those who have been our friends and have died in this fight.

Listen in on a discussion about Overdose Awareness Day.

With over 2500 children in Rhode Island in need of foster care, foster parents are in short supply. Find answers to your questions about what it takes to become a foster parent.

Homelessness is on the rise, in large part due to changes in circumstances that were not expected. Bette Gallogly, Manager of Shelter and Homeless Service, and host Wendy Pires describe the humanity of people who happen to be homeless and what we are able to do to help.

How do our Children's Behavioral Health Clinicians evaluate how children are faring, and what has or should change for their mental health well-being?

Patti Ovalles De Jesus, LCSW, Youth Services Manager and Kassandra Howard, Youth Workforce & Employment Specialist at The Harbour Youth Center talk about the value of exercise in combatting anxiety and depression from their own personal experiences.