The Unusual Nurse

Daughter & mother, talk about how they both became nurses and work for Community Care Alliance.

Nurses are here in force! For clients who are struggling with everyday living situations, addressing health concerns can require that professional bridge—the professional who will say, “you need to take care of your physical self, and I will help you do that.”

Pinwheels Represent Possibilities

FCCP Team posing together with pinwheels in hand. Text above reads, "With Families at the Center, the Possibilities are Endless"

“It is key to outline what a positive future could look like because sometimes these families don’t see that, and don’t have hope that there’s going to be a light at the end of the road.” —Krystal 

Social Workers are Everywhere

When most people hear the words social worker, they picture one specific kind of job. Maybe they think of counseling, case management, or helping someone in crisis. But social work is far broader than many people realize.

BH Link, the Triage Center for People in Crisis

Katie Anderson talks about BH Link with John Tassoni on Recovery TV

BH Link is like an air traffic controller for behavioral health needs—a place where people can go to receive help that fits their crisis situation, and a way to avoid the hospital Emergency Department. Katie Anderson, VP of Acute Service, will tell you more here on Recovery TV with John Tassoni.

Leaving The Harbour

Stump Evans

Stump is best known for engaging Woonsocket youth who were seeking a safe environment to express their true selves and discover their strengths to enter adulthood with skills to gain employment. While structured as a career development center, this program, “The Harbour” was a name chosen by kids yearning for a place to belong in a safe, supportive environment.

Circle of Parents

Circle of Parents

Meeting with peers is a great way to gain emotional well-being by learning from one another. In Rhode Island, Circle of Parents is one solution for parents to share ideas and support one another. Groups are available in Woonsocket.

Legacy of a Peer Recovery Champion

From the very beginning, Laura, peer recovery champion, was uniquely able to integrate her love of nature and animals into her career. At the group home, she engaged residents in a number of non-traditional psychosocial rehabilitation activities such as gardening and volunteering to walk dogs at a shelter in the community.

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