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Cumberland Housing Authority - Community Resources

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Cumberland Housing Authority - Community Resources

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The website serves as a centralized hub of information for a wide range of community support services available to Cumberland residents.

Education

Social Services

Seniors and People with Disabilities

Employment

Housing and Financial Guidance

Food and Childcare

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Community Resources | Cumberland Housing Authority

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Working to empower and support refugees in finding new opportunities, developing independence, and integrating into their new community

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Working to empower and support refugees in finding new opportunities, developing independence, and integrating into their new community Learn More Donate Our services are tailored to address the needs of refugees and asylum seekers, regardless of language or country of origin. Explore More Learn how you can support the amazing individuals and families we serve. […]

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Organizations like Dorcas International Institute, Genesis Center, Progreso Latino, and Providence Public Library provide these resources to help individuals improve their skills and opportunities.

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Dorcas International Institute is the leader of the Greater Providence Adult Education Consortium. And along with partner agencies — the Center for Southeast Asians (CSEA), the Community Action Partnership of Providence (CAPP), the Environmental Justice League (EJ League), Goodwill Industries of Rhode Island, and the Scalabrini Dukcevich Center (SDC) — the agency offers classes for learning English and American culture, industry-specific job training, GED, and more. Each course will engage students at whatever level they are currently at with their English speaking, listening, and reading skills. Call (401) 784-8600 or email info@diiri.org for more information.

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Citizenship classes will prepare adults 18+ to pass the Naturalization Test and review the N-400 application for Naturalization.

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Carolina Briones

Carolina Briones is our Latino Programs Manager. Carolina supports our adult education programming by creating programs that celebrate our Latina/o community.

Conducts educational and cultural programs and events for the Latino community, such as: Spanish reading club, computer classes, citizenship preparation, book fair, arts and crafts book fair, arts and crafts workshops, the Abuelitos Club, the annual Dia de los the annual Dia de los Niños celebration, the bilingual writing contest for children ages 8 to 12 years old, and the bilingual writing contest for children ages 8 to 12. Among other programs.

Citizenship

Computer Literacy

Feria del Libro

Spanish language workshops

And so much more!

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Citizenship - Community Libraries of Providence

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Citizenship classes will prepare adults 18+ to pass the Naturalization Test and review the N-400 application for Naturalization.

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Based at PPL, Rhode Island Family Literacy Initiative (RIFLI) is a free, nationally recognized ESL, citizenship preparation, workforce development and family literacy program for adults based at public libraries throughout Rhode Island.

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RI Family Literacy Initiative - Providence Public Library

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RI Family Literacy Initiative CELEBRATING OUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY! Learn English Based at PPL, Rhode Island Family Literacy Initiative (RIFLI) is a free, nationally recognized ESL, citizenship preparation, workforce development and family literacy program for adults based at public libraries throughout…

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We work with more than 147 food pantries and meal sites which distribute perishable and nonperishable foods that you can choose from based on your dietary needs. Find one local to you.

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If you need food assistance, our member agencies are here to help. Find food and support programs across the state here.

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The Immigrant Coalition of Rhode Island is an association of 33 organizations committed to ensuring fair and equal treatment of our immigrant neighbors.

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Providence Talks is the only language enrichment program that brings parents, children, and educators together to enhance language development and learning during the critical early years of 0-3.

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Talk To Teach Parents who talk with their children lay the foundation for language and learning success. Play To Learn Learn to play & engage in ways that enhance brain development Read To Grow You are your child's first and best teacher Play+Talk+Read+Connect=Teach Providence Talks...

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RI Department of Ed Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)

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RI Department of Ed Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)

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This page serves as a one-stop resource for Rhode Island families seeking financial assistance with child care and other essential needs.

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Progreso Latino is a multicultural organization founded in 1977 that serves as a multi-service agency for Rhode Island's Latino and immigrant communities. It is the state's largest Latino community organization, and it provides a wide range of services, including adult education, early childhood education, senior services, health and wellness, and workforce development.

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Progreso Latino was founded in 1977 to serve Rhode Island’s Latino and immigrant communities. Local Hispanic leaders saw that the state’s existing infrastructure did not adequately meet the needs of the rapidly growing Latino immigrant population. A small group of community leaders came together to form a multi-cultural, multi-service agency with a mission of helping to build a stronger, more self-sufficient Latino community. Since then, PL has grown into the state’s largest Latino community organization, serving thousands of people each year through over a dozen core programs and services. We have moved from our original storefront office staffed by a few committed activists to a four-story building in the heart of the city that houses over 50 employees.