Robinson Center For Learning Inc

The Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless Inc. collaborates with advocates, providers, and faith-based organizations to develop and implement sustainable solutions aimed at preventing and ending homelessness. Notably, the Coalition successfully lobbied for the passage of the nation's first Homeless Bill of Rights in June 2012, demonstrating its commitment to advocacy and systemic change. In addition to its advocacy efforts, the Coalition manages the state's Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) and oversees the permanent housing placement component of the Coordinated Entry System (CES). The organization also operates a call center available year-round to connect individuals experiencing homelessness with necessary shelter services. Generated from the website

RIPEC is a nonpartisan and nonprofit public policy research organization in Providence, RI, dedicated to providing objective research and analysis on critical challenges surrounding public finance and economic opportunity in Rhode Island. They focus on policy areas such as state finance, municipal finance, tax policy, education, and economic development. With a commitment to developing solutions, RIPEC aims to address the underlying issues and provide insights into Rhode Island's budget, expenditures, revenues, and funding for education. Their research and analysis help inform decision-making and promote economic growth in the Ocean State.Generated from the website

Steere House is an independent non-profit organization, serving adults who require skilled, restorative and long-term care services within a secure and caring environment. Steere House also provides educational and research experiences that enhance the care of those we serve.As a non-profit organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, you can expect us to be focused on the quality of care, not on a corporate mandate. We are supported in many ways by volunteers and are able to offer extra activities because of the generosity of our family members and donors. Our Board is committed to ensuring that we remain true to our mission, respond to local needs and serve as an effective steward of our resources. Resources are used not to benefit stockholders or increase company value, but to increase staffing, improve facilities, enhance services and, most importantly, ensure resident, family and staff satisfaction.