Child & Adolescent
Family-centered support for youth navigating emotional, behavioral, trauma-related, or transition-based needs.
- Outpatient therapy
- Home-based services
- Case management
- Youth & family peer support
Rhode Island • Healing-centered • Community-based
Where hope finds a home.
The Rhody Haven supports children, adults, and families through compassionate clinical services, care coordination, skills groups, and community connection.
Empowering Healing at Home
Support that feels human, grounded, and connected.
Programs
Services rooted in compassion and stability.
Adult Support
Healing-centered outpatient and community-based services for adults seeking support, tools, and connection.
- Individual therapy
- Skills-based groups
- Peer support
- Care coordination
Groups & Skills
Practical, supportive groups designed to build coping skills, boundaries, emotional regulation, and resilience.
- Anxiety & mood
- Anger management
- ADHD skills
- Peers & boundaries
Care Connection
Guidance, coordination, and connection when families need a starting point.
Care Connection helps individuals and families identify needs, explore options, and get connected to appropriate supports. This may include navigation, referrals, care coordination, resource mapping, and next-step planning.
Resource navigationCare coordinationReferral supportFamily support
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Clinical Evaluations
Immigration psychological evaluations.
We provide trauma-informed clinical psychological evaluations to support certain immigration matters, including VAWA, extreme hardship, and asylum-related cases.
Evaluations are clinical in nature and do not replace legal advice.
Evaluation Support
- Clinical interview
- Background review as provided
- Trauma-informed assessment
- Written clinical report
Groups
Skills-based support for youth and adults.
Adolescents
Anger management, ADHD skills, substance use skills, peers and boundaries, anxiety and mood skills.
Adults
Anger management, anxiety and mood, depression, peers and boundaries, recovery and healing groups.
Youth & Family Wellness Initiative
Building stronger youth. Supporting stronger families.
A six-month leadership and wellness experience for Rhode Island youth ages 12–17, with family support built in from the beginning.
The program helps young people build confidence, healthy coping skills, leadership, communication, financial knowledge, and a clearer vision for their future. At the same time, parents and caregivers receive Care Navigation, workshops, and help connecting with school, behavioral health, food, housing, transportation, healthcare, maternal health, and community resources.
What Youth Will Experience
One program. Six months of growth.
Healthy Minds & Bodies
Emotional wellness, stress management, healthy coping, confidence, nutrition, hydration, sleep, and personal goals.
Healthy Relationships
Communication, boundaries, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, healthy friendships, and peer pressure.
Identity & Leadership
Strengths, values, cultural identity, leadership styles, self-advocacy, teamwork, and public speaking.
Financial Wellness
Budgeting, saving, banking, credit, entrepreneurship, grocery planning, and healthy meals on a budget.
Future Planning
College, trade schools, apprenticeships, careers, resumes, interviews, networking, financial aid, and goal setting.
Community Impact
A youth-led service project, reflection, future action plans, family celebration, and graduation.
In-Person Program · Ages 12–17
- One program week each month for six months
- Four evening sessions during each program week
- Nutritious family-style dinners
- Mentorship, guest speakers, and interactive activities
- College, career, cultural, and community experiences
- Rhody Kitchen Leadership opportunities
Emerging Leaders Virtual Series · Ages 15–17
Older teens may also participate in virtual sessions designed around the transition to adulthood.
- College and career readiness
- Financial literacy and independent living skills
- Resume, interview, and networking preparation
- Guest professionals and leadership conversations
- Flexible access for teens balancing work, school, and activities
Support for the Whole Family
Most youth programs end when the session ends. Ours does not.
Every participating family is connected with a Care Navigator who helps identify needs, coordinates referrals, follows up, and stays connected throughout the program. Families can receive help navigating school supports and IEPs, behavioral health care, food and housing resources, transportation, healthcare, maternal health, and other community services.
Care Navigator support
Parent and caregiver workshops
School and behavioral health navigation
Resource connections and follow-up
Family support plan
How to Apply
Start with the Family Interest Form.
Rhode Island youth ages 12–17 may apply. A diagnosis, IEP, or professional referral is not required. Applications are planned for October and November, selection and notification take place in December, orientation is held in January, and programming begins in March.
Transportation assistance may be requested on the form but is not guaranteed. Families should indicate whether transportation is needed and the city they will be traveling from.
Community Event
Back-to-School Drive 2026
150 students. 150 backpacks. One community.
Help Rhode Island students start the school year prepared, confident, and ready to succeed. Free backpacks and school supplies while supplies last.
DateSaturday, August 22, 2026
Location50 Agnes St., Providence, RI
Time1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Donate Supplies
Help local kids start school strong.
Donate backpacks and school supplies, shop from the Amazon Wish List, or donate directly through GiveButter. Every donation earns a raffle entry.
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