Seven Hills Rhode Island provides a number of support services for children and youth with special health care needs and their families.

Child Services

• Home Based Therapy Service HBTS
• Personal Assistance Services and Support Provider PASS
• Applied Behavior Analysis Program ABA 
• Respite Link 

Seven Hills is an Early Intervention Provider and listed in a separate directory entry. 

Seven Hills Rhode Island is a comprehensive health and human services organization supporting more than 1,000 residents throughout the state. Our integrated supports are individualized, person-centered, and community-based. Our holistic approach provides a range of health care, behavioral health, community supports, assisted living, day habilitation, educational, and vocational expertise.

Additional location in Cranston

Seven Hills

178 Norwood Street

Cranston, RI 02905 

Children entering Kindergarten - 11th grade, adults

Colleges, Universities, and nonprofits contract with them to teach their reading program to school age children and adults.

• Youth Literacy Programs

Provides the highest level of care to people with Tourette syndrome and other Tic disorders. These centers are located across the United States- see website for list of locations.

Over age 18. The Leadership series is a great program for those transitioning from school based to community based adult programming.

The Leadership Series is a free course that we created with support from the RI Department of BHDDH as part of our mission to empower people who have a developmental disability to advocate for themselves and others.

• Self-Advocacy Skills and Leadership Development
• Events 

Contact Information

Advocates in Action Rhode Island is an independent non-profit Statewide Self-Advocacy organization. Our mission is to empower people who have a developmental disability to advocate for themselves and others, to support and strengthen the Self‐Advocacy movement and to raise awareness about disability issues in the community. We strive to help people become educated about their options, aware of available resources, able to make informed decisions, in control of their own lives, and involved within the community.

The Pediatric Sleep Program at Hasbro Children's Hospital provides evaluation, diagnosis and treatment for babies, children and adolescents with sleep disorders.

Hasbro Children's Hospital is the only children's hospital in southeastern New England with a sleep center dedicated to children and adolescents.

The lab offers more medical support than typical sleep research facilities, ensuring that children with complex medical issues receive constant monitoring. Our team of experts includes physicians, pediatric pulmonologists and child psychologists, who work together to provide integrated, expert care that is unique in our region.

Referral from pediatrician/physician faxed to 401-453-7697

Providing behavioral health services across the developmental stages of the family. The staff in the Center for Children and Families provides integrated care across psychology, psychiatry and clinical social work to support adults and children.   

• Perinatal, Postpartum and Infancy services 
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Family Support NICU
• Newborn Neurobehavioral Consult Service
• Infant Behavior, Cry, and Sleep Clinic (also called the Colic Clinic) 
• Occupational Therapy Consult Service
• Healthy Early Relationships (HER)
• Center for Children and Families Clinical Services
• Diagnostic evaluations 
• Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) Clinic (up to age 18)

The Center for Children and Families at Women and Infants provides behavioral health services across developmental stages of the family. The staff in the Center for Children and Families provides integrated care across psychology, psychiatry and clinical social work to support adults and children.  

Developmental stages served include: adult services to support women during the perinatal and postpartum period; family-based mental health services for parents and infants; infant services around sleep and regulatory difficulties; early childhood services with a focus on diagnostic evaluation and child/family therapy; and services to children of a broad age range with autism or a parental concern for autism. 

The Center for Children and Families is closely aligned with the Brown Center For The Study Of Children At Risk. The mission of the Center is to stimulate outstanding interdisciplinary research, education, and clinical services on the biological and social factors that determine the developmental outcome of at-risk children.

Monday thru Friday 8:00-4:30 pm. 

WellOne accepts most major insurance. We also accept major credit cards and offer special programs for patients with limited or no health insurance.

Please contact for additional information on payment options.

Services include:

• Medical Primary Care
• Dental Care
• Women's Health
• Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder
• Lab
• Reduced pharmacy costs if no insurance at certain CVS pharmacy's
• Financial Assistance Programs

Patient Centered Medical Home Brochure 

WellOne Primary Medical and Dental Care is a Federally Qualified Health Center dedicated to providing high quality healthcare to individuals and families in the communities we serve. Our team of medical, dental and behavioral health professionals has the experience and knowledge to help manage a range of healthcare needs at any age.

Information on Providers link

Maryam Rayani, DDS. RIte Smiles

Locations in Pascoag, Foster, Scituate and North Kingstown.

ATTENTION: If you do not speak English, language assistance services, free of charge, are available to you. Please call 401-568-7661.

ATENCION: si habla espanol, tiene a su disposicion servicios gratuitos de asistencia linguistica. Por favor, pongase en contacto con su oficina medico o llame al 401-568-7661.

Provides and online resources for coping with body-focused repetitive behaviors (like hair pulling and skin picking). Website is designed for those with these behaviors, family members, medical and mental health professionals, and others interested in learning about this often-misunderstood disorder.

Services Include:

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Therapist Directory
• Support Group

PACE Clinic – Psychiatry Access, Continuity, and Evaluation

By appointment, the PACE Clinic provides short-term, outpatient psychiatric care until a child or teen can get into an ongoing treatment program.

PACE Clinic – Psychiatry Access, Continuity, and Evaluation

For more information about the PACE Clinic and its services, please contact Kids Link RI at 1-855-543-5465.

CCAP Health Services accepts all patients regardless of their insurance or financial status. We offer a Sliding Fee Scale for patients with or without insurance and who meet financial eligibility requirements.

Health and Dental Services for the entire family

CCAP Medical Services

• Family Medicine, pediatric, adolescent, adult, women's health
• Care Management
• Social Services

CCAP Family Dental Services link

• children, adolescents and adults 
• Molar Express: Mobile Pediatric Community Dentistry

Call 401-732-9090

Accepts RIte Smiles

Please contact provider prior to appointment to check insurance and payment options.

Patient Centered Medical Home

CCAP is your family-centered medical and dental care provider in Cranston, Warwick and Coventry. 

Our board-certified doctors, nurse practitioners, dentists, hygienists, licensed clinical social workers and other health care professionals are knowledgeable, caring and understanding. They are dedicated to getting you healthy and keeping you healthy.

Dental Hours:

Monday: Closed

Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday & Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

• Gain the employment skills and confidence to obtain or retain a job with minimal or time limited supports
• Acquire the functional and daily living skills necessary to reach their potential independence
• Explore opportunities in higher education and credentialing training programs
• Reinforce and improve functional academic skills to be better prepared for the workplace or post secondary training programs
• Develop the social skills and self-confidence to find success with interpersonal relationships at work and at home
• Develop confidence, self-advocacy, and self-awareness to understand the rights and responsibilities of adulthood, knowledge of themselves, and the ability to seek assistance if needed.

RITA is a program for 18-22 year-olds who have IEPs, located on the campus of a Rhode Island local college. This program is geared toward individuals who have completed the academic courses necessary for graduation but would benefit from an additional year to acquire employment skills, functional life skills and social skills to better prepare for adult life. The R.I. Transition Academy provides students with classroom and community instruction in an adult learning environment.

• 18-22 years old, have an IEP and are currently enrolled in school
• Eligible for services from the R.I. Office of Rehabilitation Services (ORS)
• Require additional time to achieve transition goals to complete their high school requirements
• Are motivated to attend and fully participate in program activities
• Can follow the rules and expectations of a community college setting

Therese Curran
Director of Transition and Vocational Services
Phone: (401) 941-8353 (Ext. 124)
tcurran@westbaycollaborative.org

Postsecondary curriculum of study to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who begin the program between 18-23 years of age.

• Person Centered Planning
• Support staff attends the class with the student
• Additional assistance through a two hour support class.
• Work specialty area. Most students are placed on-campus with a support staff member in their first year and gradually they have the opportunity to explore off campus placements.
• Students live on and off campus.

The Mason Learning into Future Environments (LIFE) Program is a supportive academic university experience that offers a four year postsecondary curriculum of study to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who begin the program between 18-23 years of age.

Students completing their four years with the Mason LIFE Program will graduate with a George Mason Certificate of Completion with a catalog concentration and a work specialty area.

Contact 

Provides online hearing health resources related to product innovation, public policy, patient safety and education. Provides free online hearing checks.

Provides financial assistance hotlines for families.

Services Include:

• Rehab Helpline for Drugs and Alcohol (877) 467-4825
• Tax Relief Helpline (888) 452-7841
• Private Student Loan Relief Helpline (888) 669-1064
• Debt Relief Helpline  (888) 790-1337
• Free Bankruptcy Advice Hotline (888) 734-2585

For additional toll free helplines, click here.

Ages 18-23, students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Provides a four year postsecondary curriculum of study to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Services Include:

• Person Centered Planning
• Support staff attends the class with the student
• Additional assistance through a two hour support class.
• Work specialty area. Most students are placed on-campus with a support staff member in their first year and gradually they have the opportunity to explore off campus placements.
• Students live on and off campus.

Students completing their four years with the Mason LIFE Program will graduate with a George Mason Certificate of Completion with a catalog concentration and a work specialty area.

Provides medical IDs with a 24-hour emergency response and medical information service. 

Services Include:

• Internationally recognized Medical IDs
• An online Emergency Health Record that members can maintain and
  access from anywhere, at any time
• 24/7 Emergency Response Team with access to members' health
  records and trained to provide critical information to first responders

Provides the blind and visually impaired with programs, materials, and technology supporting braille literacy and learning through touch. Services include programs for kids.

Camp Surefire is specifically designed for children and teens with Type 1 Diabetes. This year, we will be running our overnight camp at Camp JORI in Wakefield, RI. Camp Surefire 2023 will be held Monday, August 14th – Saturday, August 19th.

Camper FAQs

The mission of the Camp Surefire Foundation is to support and manage Camp Surefire, Rhode Island’s only camp for children with type I diabetes; to create a community of learning about diabetes between campers and their peers, counselors, and medical staff; and to promote the development of life-long skills and relationships which will minimize the impact of diabetes on participants’ lives.

Provides families impacted by autism with informational resources, educational workshops, and therapeutic recreational programs.

Adult  Inclusive Art Classes

Portfolio Development

Workshop Space

Gallery

Self-Employment and Job Coaching

Membership link

At the OC, we meet our Members at their own individual skill levels and we provide opportunities and a space to learn and grow as artists and as people. Our team consists of formally trained artists, educators, professionals and compassionate mentors whose passion is to encourage and promote creativity as a form of expression and communication. Through experience and training, we understand the needs of the amazing individuals of the I/DD community, which allows us an advantage in helping our Members grow into their best selves.

To become a Member or further information about becoming a Member and to visit Outsider Collective’s center and gallery, please contact:
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Jess Angelone, Director
401-263-3045outsidercollective401@gmail.com

Carrie Hyde, Director
781-367-3008outsidercollective401@gmail.com