Full Resource Name:
Department of Human Services - Providence Regional Family Center
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence Regional Family Center
Providence, RI 02907
(855) 697-4347
Description:
The RI Department of Human Services (DHS) is an organization that delivers critical safety net and supportive services to individuals and families in Rhode Island. Rhode Island Works Program(RIW), Medical Assistance(MA), Long Care Services and Supports(LTSS), General Public Assistance(GPA), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program(SNAP), Child Care Assistance Program(CCAP), and Rehabilitation Services(ORS).
Primary Services:
Burial/Cremation Expense Assistance [Show Definition Details]
Offered through General Public Assistance (GPA) program Many funeral directors can contact GPA for the family upon death of a loved one. Client must prove NEED. GPA will contribute: - Adult Funeral $900 - Stillborn $25 - Cremation $150 - Burial Plot $150 (Providence residents are NOT eligible as North Land Ground provides free land for city residents). - Open/close grave $175 - Cement liner $125 - Stillborn $40 Decease must have no assets (bank, pna, insurance in deceased's name are subtracted). Income of legally liable relative (spouse or parent of minor) is counted. VA death benefits and SS death benefits are NOT counted. Funeral may be upgraded to $1600 max - this is funeral home only not to exceed $2500. Will pay for undocumented persons. Must apply for DHS2 in person if decease is not active in system. Application must be made within 30 days from date of death. Bills and death certificate must be received before bills can be paid. Offered through General Public Assistance (GPA) program Many funeral directors can contact GPA for the family upon death of a loved one. Client must prove NEED. GPA will contribute: - Adult Funeral $900 - Stillborn $25 - Cremation $150 - Burial Plot $150 (Providence residents are NOT eligible as North Land Ground provides free land for city residents). - Open/close grave $175 - Cement liner $125 - Stillborn $40 Decease must have no assets (bank, pna, insurance in deceased's name are subtracted). Income of legally liable relative (spouse or parent of minor) is counted. VA death benefits and SS death benefits are NOT counted. Funeral may be upgraded to $1600 max - this is funeral home only not to exceed $2500. Will pay for undocumented persons. Must apply for DHS2 in person if decease is not active in system. Application must be made within 30 days from date of death. Bills and death certificate must be received before bills can be paid. The decedent must have had a monthly income below $327 and resources valued at less than $400. Life insurance policies and payments of families and friends, will also contribute to the eligibility or amount of financial assistance available to the applicant. Applications are accepted within thirty days of the date of death.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Documentation Required when applying on behalf of a decedent who WAS receiving DHS benefits at the time of death: Copy of your photo ID (person applying for decedent) Documentation Required when applying on behalf of a decedent who WAS NOT receiving DHS benefits at the time of death: Copy of your photo ID (person applying for decedent) Bank Statement verifying decedentâs bank account balance at time of death (ATM receipts or bank slips will not be accepted) Direct Express Account Statement as of date of death (call 1-888-741-1115 dial â0â to speak with operator) Copy decedentâs Vehicle Registration or indicate no vehicle Copy of decedentâs Life Insurance Policy or indicate no policy Copy of Prepaid Burial Contract/Trust or indicate no Contract/Trust Copy of last pay stub from employer or indicate not employed __________________________ Documentation Required when applying on behalf of a decedent who WAS receiving DHS benefits at the time of death: Copy of your photo ID (person applying for decedent) Documentation Required when applying on behalf of a decedent who WAS NOT receiving DHS benefits at the time of death: Copy of your photo ID (person applying for decedent) Bank Statement verifying decedentâs bank account balance at time of death (ATM receipts or bank slips will not be accepted) Direct Express Account Statement as of date of death (call 1-888-741-1115 dial â0â to speak with operator) Copy decedentâs Vehicle Registration or indicate no vehicle Copy of decedentâs Life Insurance Policy or indicate no policy Copy of Prepaid Burial Contract/Trust or indicate no Contract/Trust Copy of last pay stub from employer or indicate not employed
The decedent must have had a monthly income below $327 and resources valued at less than $400. Life insurance policies and payments of families and friends, will also contribute to the eligibility or amount of financial assistance available to the applicant. Applications are accepted within thirty days of the date of death. Decease must have no assets (bank, pna, insurance in deceased's name are subtracted). Income of legally liable relative (spouse or parent of minor) is counted. VA death benefits and SS death benefits are NOT counted. Funeral may be upgraded to $1600 max - this is funeral home only not to exceed $2500. Will pay for undocumented persons.The decedent must have had a monthly income below $327 and resources valued at less than $400. Life insurance policies and payments of families and friends, will also contribute to the eligibility or amount of financial assistance available to the applicant.
No Fees
Please call 415-8337 or Email @ DHS.GPABurial@dhs.ri.gov
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Burial Assistance |
| Number: | 401-415-8337 |
| Name: | Burial Fax |
| Number: | 401-415-8266 |
| Type: | Fax |
| Name: | Fax |
| Number: | 401-415-8349 |
Child Care Expense Assistance [Show Definition Details]
The Child Care Assistance Program can subsidize the cost of child care for families that are residents of Rhode Island. CCAP is available for children who are US citizens or legal residents and under age 13. The age can be extended to 18 if the child has special needs. The Child Care Assistance Program can subsidize the cost of child care for families that are residents of Rhode Island. CCAP is available for children who are US citizens or legal residents and under age 13. The age can be extended to 18 if the child has special needs. Low income families who meet income guidelines and are working a minimum of 20 hours per week at or above Rhode Island's minimum wage. Families participating in training, apprenticeship, internship, on-the-job training, work experience, work immersion sponsored by the Governorâs Workforce Board, who need child care in order to take part in these job readiness/training opportunities.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Photo ID, Proof of Address, Proof of Income, Birth Certificates for each child
Low income families who meet income guidelines and are working a minimum of 20 hours per week at or above Rhode Island's minimum wage. Families participating in training, apprenticeship, internship, on-the-job training, work experience, work immersion sponsored by the Governorâs Workforce Board, who need child care in order to take part in these job readiness/training opportunities. Families participating in the RI Works program. Pregnant/Parenting Teens participating in DHSâ Youth Success program. Must meet income guidelines and work a minimum of 20 hours per week (earning at least RI minimum wage); or participate in the RIW program; or be a pregnant or parenting teen participating in DHS' Youth Success program and have a child under 13 years old or under age 19 with a mental/physical disability and who cannot take care of themselves.
No Fees
Call or Apply online Call or Apply Online
Spanish Spanish, Portuguese
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Disaster Food Stamps [Show Definition Details]
The Governor announced the Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) benefits on Monday, 4.20.2020.
P-EBT is currently issued monthly to households with school age children who receive free and reduced-price meals at school through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), but whose school has been closed or has reduced hours for at least 5 consecutive days in the current school year due to the COVID19 pandemic. Eligibility for this benefit is based on the operating status of the schools in the area of the childâs residence. Since all schools in Rhode Island have been open at least partially since October 1, 2020, all eligible children under age 6 will receive a standard monthly benefit based on 11 days per month of eligibility ($75.02 per month). P-EBT is currently issued monthly to households with school age children who receive free and reduced-price meals at school through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), but whose school has been closed or has reduced hours for at least 5 consecutive days in the current school year due to the COVID19 pandemic. Eligibility for this benefit is based on the operating status of the schools in the area of the childâs residence. Since all schools in Rhode Island have been open at least partially since October 1, 2020, all eligible children under age 6 will receive a standard monthly benefit based on 11 days per month of eligibility.
24/7
None
All children under age 6 who also receive SNAP benefits are now eligible for P-EBT.
No Fees
For questions, dial 2-1-1. To activate card: Visit web page or call the phone number on the back of card to select PIN. Have the EBT card number, zip code and child's DOB available. For questions, dial 2-1-1. To activate card: Visit web page or call the phone number on the back of card to select PIN. Have the EBT card number, zip code and child's DOB available. To check balance call 1-888-979-9939
Statewide
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| Name: | Pandemic EBT |
| Number: | 888-979-9939 |
Food Stamps/SNAP [Show Definition Details]
SNAP, formerly called food stamps, is the nation's largest program for fighting domestic hunger. Federally funded and state administered through our Department, we are committed to providing low-income individuals and families with resources to purchase food.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-Fri 4:00PM Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
ID, Proof of Income, Proof of Address, Proof of Assets, Proof of Household Composition, Proof of Expenses
Eligibility and benefit amounts are based on income, expenses, resources and the number of people living in a household.
No Fees
Call or Apply Online Call or apply online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Type: | Fax |
| Name: | Fax |
| Number: | 401-415-8349 |
| Type: | Main Phone |
| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Interim Assistance Reimbursement Payments [Show Definition Details]
General Public Assistance (GPA) General Public Assistance (GPA) The General Public Assistance (GPA) program provides time-limited cash assistance to adults 18 to 64 years of age who have very limited income and resources and an illness or medical condition that keeps them from working while awaiting SSI determination.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM 8:00AM-4:30PM
Photo ID, Proof of Income, Medical Documentation, SSI Determination Letter
Have an illness, injury, or medical condition that is expected to last 30 days or more and prevents a person from working Have a monthly income limit of $327/month for an individual and $449/month for a couple Have resources $400 or less Have only one automobile with a value of less than $4,650 Cannot be eligible for other federal assistance programs, except for SNAP benefits (food stamps) Cannot have a child under 18 living with the applicant Cannot be pregnant Have an illness, injury, or medical condition that is expected to last 30 days or more and prevents a person from working Have a monthly income limit of $327/month for an individual and $449/month for a couple Have resources $400 or less Have only one automobile with a value of less than $4,650 Cannot be eligible for other federal assistance programs, except for SNAP benefits (food stamps) Cannot have a child under 18 living with the applicant Cannot be pregnant
No Fees
Call or apply online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Long Term Case/Care Management [Show Definition Details]
Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) serves people who have disabilities or chronic care needs in the setting ideal for them and their families. Services may be episodic or on-going. Services may be provided in a person's home, the community (for example, shared living or assisted living), or institutional settings (for example, intermediate care facilities, hospitals, or nursing homes) to optimize their health and retain their independence. If you meet the clinical and financial criteria for Medicaid-funded long term care, your care will be delivered through one of the following options: Managed long term care: "Rhody Health Options,â PACE or "Connect Care Choice Community Partners." Fee-for-service: You can get your LTSS through a fee-for-service system. Under this system, you may choose the agency or provider who delivers the service(s). Self-direction: You and/or your family can purchase home and community-based services on your own through a self-direction service delivery system. Under this option, you will receive help to develop a budget for the services in your authorized plan of care. You will then be connected to an agency â a "fiscal intermediary" â that will help you pay for your needed services. DHS.LTSS@DHS.RI.GOV Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) serves people who have disabilities or chronic care needs in the setting ideal for them and their families. Services may be episodic or on-going. Services may be provided in a person's home, the community (for example, shared living or assisted living), or institutional settings (for example, intermediate care facilities, hospitals, or nursing homes) to optimize their health and retain their independence. If you meet the clinical and financial criteria for Medicaid-funded long term care, your care will be delivered through one of the following options: Managed long term care: "Rhody Health Options,â PACE or "Connect Care Choice Community Partners." Fee-for-service: You can get your LTSS through a fee-for-service system. Under this system, you may choose the agency or provider who delivers the service(s). Self-direction: You and/or your family can purchase home and community-based services on your own through a self-direction service delivery system. Under this option, you will receive help to develop a budget for the services in your authorized plan of care. You will then be connected to an agency â a "fiscal intermediary" â that will help you pay for your needed services. Individuals must meet both the financial and clinical level of care requirements in order to qualify for Medicaid & LTSS.
Mon-Fri 8:00AM-4:30PM
ID, Proof of Income, Proof of Residency, Proof of Assets/Resources, Insurance Information
Individuals must meet both the financial and clinical level of care requirements in order to qualify for Medicaid & LTSS. Basic Eligibility Requirements Residency: You must reside in Rhode Island Financial: LTSS will assess the income and assets of applicant and their spouse. You may be asked to provide verification of income, property, resources and other necessary information if requested Your countable resources may not exceed $4,000 for an individual You must meet the Level of Care Basic Eligibility Requirements Residency: You must reside in Rhode Island Financial: LTSS will assess the income and assets of applicant and their spouse. You may be asked to provide verification of income, property, resources and other necessary information if requested Your countable resources may not exceed $4,000 for an individual You must meet the Level of Care
Varies
Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Long Term Services |
| Number: | 401-574-8474 |
Medicaid [Show Definition Details]
DHS determines the eligibility for multiple healthcare coverage options through the publicly-funded state Medicaid program. Those options include Affordable Care Coverage, Katie Beckett, Medicaid for Elders and Adults with Disabilities (EAD) and Sherlock, which is Medicaid for working people with disabilities. We also determine eligibility for the Medicare Premium Payment Program for those with federal Medicare. DHS determines the eligibility for multiple healthcare coverage options through the publicly funded state Medicaid program. Those options include Affordable Care Coverage, Katie Beckett, Medicaid for Elders and Adults with Disabilities (EAD) and Sherlock, which is Medicaid for working people with disabilities. We also determine eligibility for the Medicare Premium Payment Program for those with federal Medicare.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
ID, Proof of Income, Proof of Address, Proof of Assets Proof of ID, Residency, Income & Expenses
Varies upon Program Income-Based
No Fees
Call or Apply online Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Medicare Savings Programs [Show Definition Details]
If you have Medicare, the Medicare Premium Payment Program may be able to pay for some of the costs (for example, premiums, co-payments, or deductibles.) There are three (3) categories depending on a person's income and resources. Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) People age 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is less than 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) and if their resources, such as savings, are less than $7,970 for a person or $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay for Medicare Part A and B. Specified Low-income Medicare Beneficiary Program(SLMB) People 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is between 100% and 120% of the FPL and if their resources, such as savings, are less than $7,970 for a person and $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay for Medicare Part B. Qualified Individual (QI) People 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is between 120% and 135% of the FPL and if their resources are less than $7,970 for an individual and $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay the Medicare Part B premium. Funds for this program are limited and eligibility is on a first come, first serve basis. If you have Medicare, the Medicare Premium Payment Program may be able to pay for some of the costs (for example, premiums, co-payments, or deductibles.) There are three (3) categories depending on a person's income and resources. See below for more information. Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) People age 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is less than 100% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) and if their resources, such as savings, are less than $7,970 for a person or $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay for Medicare Part A and B. Specified Low-income Medicare Beneficiary Program(SLMB) People 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is between 100% and 120% of the FPL and if their resources, such as savings, are less than $7,970 for a person and $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay for Medicare Part B. Qualified Individual (QI) People 65 and older and adults with disabilities may qualify if their income is between 120% and 135% of the FPL and if their resources are less than $7,970 for an individual and $11,960 for a married couple. If eligible, Medicaid will pay the Medicare Part B premium. Funds for this program are limited and eligibility is on a first come, first serve basis.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:30PM
ID, Proof of Income, Proof of Assets
Income Based; 65+ and/or people with disabilities Income Based; 65+ and/or people with disabilities .
No Fees
Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Moving Expense Assistance [Show Definition Details]
Moving expense Assistance provided to SSI recipients Moving assistance provided to SSI recipients
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Proof of SSI
Must be a recipient of SSI, live in Rhode Island and be moving within the state. SSDI is NOT included.
Please call at least 7 days in advance
Spanish
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
| Name: | Moving Assistance |
| Number: | 401-415-8525 |
PACE Programs [Show Definition Details]
PACE, the Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly, is a program that enables elders to remain in their own communities for as long as possible. PACE contracts with specific doctors, home health, and other agencies to provide your care. For Medicaid beneficiaries who have the highest level of need, PACE offers skilled nursing care.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Varies
55+, Medicaid Recipient; Able to live at home but need daily care
Varies
Call for Information
Statewide
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Public Assistance Overpayment Recovery Programs [Show Definition Details]
If you receive RI Works as a result of an error in your eligibility, this is called an overpayment. You will be required to pay DHS back for that overpayment. You can use your debit or credit card to pay your Overpayment Collection bill. This is an optional service and there is an associated convenience fee that will be billed to your account. If you receive RI Works as a result of an error in your eligibility, this is called an overpayment. You will be required to pay DHS back for that overpayment. You can use your debit or credit card to pay your Overpayment Collection bill. This is an optional service and there is an associated convenience fee that will be billed to your account. Child care, Cash assistance, or SNAP overpayments
Mon-Fri 8:00AM-4:30PM; Online 24/7 Mon-Fri 8:00AM-4:30PM
Varies
Child care, Cash assistance, or SNAP overpayments
Service Fee: $1.95 for Electronic Funds Transfer payment; $2.55 per credit card payment
Call the DHS Overpayment Collection line at 877-264-5770 or pay online at: https://www.paybill.com/overpayment/
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Refugee/Entrant Cash Assistance [Show Definition Details]
Working with Dorcas International Institute and the Diocese of Providence, the two official resettlement agencies in the state, the Refugee Resettlement program helps refugees and their families obtain employment, economic self-sufficiency and social integration within the shortest possible time after their arrival in Rhode Island. These services include resettlement and placement, cultural transition, language education, job development, and social services.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Varies
Refugees settling in Rhode Island
No fees No Fees
Call 401-462-1669 or email Frederick.Sneesby@dhs.ri.gov Call 401-462-1669 or email frederick.Sneesby@dhs.ri.gov
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
| Name: | Refugee Services |
| Number: | 401-462-1669 |
State Administered SSI Supplement Programs [Show Definition Details]
The SSI State Supplemental Payment (SSP) provides a small supplement to recipients of federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and some non-SSI recipients who are low-income personas with disabilities and older adults with limited resources to pay their living expenses. SSI provides cash assistance. If you qualify for SSI, you also qualify for SSP.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Proof of ID, Residency, Income & Expenses
Income-Based
No Fees
Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
State Medicaid Waiver Programs [Show Definition Details]
Medicaid program offered by the state that have been authorized by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to waive certain Medicaid statutory requirements giving them more flexibility in Medicaid program operation. Included are home and community care based (HCBC) waiver programs operated under Section 1915(c) of the Social Security Act that allow long-term care services to be delivered in community settings; managed care/freedom of choice waiver programs operated under Section 1915(b) of the Social Security Act which allow states to implement managed care delivery systems or otherwise limit individuals' choice of provider under Medicaid; and research and demonstration project waiver programs operated under Section 1115 of the Social Security Act to projects that test policy innovations likely to further the objectives of the Medicaid program. Each of the states has developed waivers to meet their needs; and while every state's waiver programs have their own unique characteristics, there may also be common threads.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Proof of ID, Residency, Income & Expenses
Income-Based
No Fees
Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Summer Food Service Programs - [Temporarily Unavailable] [Show Definition Details]
- Must eat meal on site - Provides "brown bag" meals that contains: fruit and/or vegetable, milk, grain, and protein
7/1/2019-8/16/2019: 10:45AM-12:45PM
None
All children 18 years old and under
No Fees
Just show up to site. No questions asked.
Statewide
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TANF [Show Definition Details]
RI Works is a financial and employment assistance program for parents and families with little to no income who have children high school age or younger. It gives individualized and family supportive services, job readiness, preparation and placement, employment or vocational training and retention services. Recipients can also receive child care, transportation and educational services towards the goal of improved long-term stabilization. Kinship guardians (i.e. a grandparent raising their grandchildren) can also apply for RI Works to support the children that they are legally responsible for. RI Works is a financial and employment assistance program for parents and families with little to no income who have children high school age or younger. It gives individualized and family supportive services, job readiness, preparation and placement, employment or vocational training and retention services. Recipients can also receive child care, transportation and educational services towards the goal of improved long-term stabilization. Kinship guardians (i.e. a grandparent raising their grandchildren) can also apply for RI Works to support the children that they are legally responsible for.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM Mon-Fri 8:30AM-3:30PM
ID, Proof of Income, Proof of Residency
You must have a dependent child or be pregnant You must meet the income limits You must meet the asset limits Most families must meet work requirements You must live in Rhode Island and be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
No Fees
Call or apply online Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
Training and Employment Programs [Show Definition Details]
RI Works Program the overall goal of RIW Program is to encourage families to work and become self-sufficient. Parents who work may still qualify for cash assistance and other help, including health care coverage, child care subsidies, and SNAP benefits (food assistance). DHS social caseworkers work with parents to develop an employment plan that outlines activities they must do to improve their success in the job market. Most parents will first be required to search for employment. Single parents must work or prepared for work an average of 20 or 30 hours per week depending on the age of the youngest child. Job training and education may be recommended.
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Proof of ID, Residency, Income & Expenses
You must have a dependent child or be pregnant You must meet the income limits You must meet the asset limits Most families must meet work requirements You must live in Rhode Island and be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
No Fees
Call or Apply Online
Spanish
Statewide
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| Name: | Main Phone |
| Number: | 855-697-4347 |
General Information
Hours:
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-4:00PM
Intake Process:
Call or apply online
Program Fees:
No Fees
Languages:
Spanish
Eligibility:
Varies by program
Is Shelter?
No
Miscellaneous
AKA:
DHS
Related Resource
Date of Official Change:
December 28, 2021
Legal Status:
State
Geographies Served
Serves All Areas
Address Listings
| Physical (Primary) | 206 Elmwood Avenue Providence Regional Family Center Providence, RI 02907 |
| Mailing | 206 Elmwood Avenue Providence Regional Family Center Providence, RI 02907 |
Contacts
| Celia J. Blue (Primary) | Celia J. Blue Interim Director (401) 462-2121 |
Phone Numbers
| Main Phone (Primary) | Main Phone (855) 697-4347 |
| Burial Assistance | Burial Assistance (401) 415-8337 |
| Burial Assistance Fax | Burial Assistance Fax (401) 415-8266 |
| Burial Fax | Burial Fax (401) 415-8266 |
| Child Care | Child Care (401) 462-5300 |
| Child Care Office | Child Care Office (401) 462-5300 |
| Child Support Services | Child Support Services (401) 458-4400 |
| DHS Overpayment Collection | DHS Overpayment Collection (877) 264-5770 |
| Fax | Fax (401) 415-8557 |
| Fax | Fax (401) 415-8349 |
| Fax | Fax (401) 619-7201 |
| Long Term Care | Long Term Care (401) 574-8474 |
| Long Term Services | Long Term Services (401) 574-8474 |
| Moving Assistance | Moving Assistance (401) 415-8525 |
| Office of Healthy Aging | Office of Healthy Aging (401) 462-3000 |
| Office of Rehabilitative Services | Office of Rehabilitative Services (401) 421-7005 |
| Office of Veterans Services | Office of Veterans Services (401) 921-2119 |
| PACE | PACE (401) 490-6566 |
| Pandemic EBT | Pandemic EBT (888) 979-9939 |
| Refugee Services | Refugee Services (401) 462-1669 |