Crossroads

Cliff gifted us with the opportunity to publish his poem right here and share it with others for World Mental Health Day.
People Can Change. People Can Recover

As we celebrate Recovery Month, we celebrate connection, bravery, and the people who continue to show up and share their stories.
Generous Hearts

Chicoine House residents give from the heart as they purchase food from their own limited funds to give to a food pantry on National Food Pantry Day.
John’s Unexpected Extraordinary Life

Imagine living your twenties with a mind that is different from everyone around you. John describes his extraordinary life in matter-of-fact manner. “I was an unmedicated person with schizophrenia for many, many years.
A Story of Hope

Bill has battled mental health and addiction all his life. But he has been in recovery now for a year and wants his story to be an inspiration to others.
Wow, What a Month! | We Are Booming with Pride

What began as a protest against discrimination, injustice, and unequal treatment has grown into a movement that has stood the test of time. At its core, Pride carries a simple but powerful message: it’s okay to be who you are.
Garden Donation is Built on CCA Grounds

A new community garden was the inspirational project of Leadership Rhode Island. With the expertise of Dimeo Construction the idea became reality. Now Woonsocket residents and clients of Community Care Alliance have the opportunity to grow and harvest vegetables and flowers.
End the Stigma on Homelessness, Build Understanding | Rickey’s Story

Through sharing these video stories, we hope to challenge those perceptions and remind our community that homelessness can affect anyone facing difficult circumstances. Listen to Rickey’s story.
End the Stigma on Homelessness, Build Understanding | Jamie’s Story

Through sharing these video stories, we hope to challenge those perceptions and remind our community that homelessness can affect anyone facing difficult circumstances.
The Unusual Nurse

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.”