code agency name address1 address2 city
Child and Family - Ophelia Program 31 John Clarke Road Middletown
1
Providence Center
Providence Center - Hope St 520 Hope Street Providence
2a
Providence Center - N. Main St 530 North Main Street Providence
2b
Rhode Island Student Assistance Services 300 Centerville Road Suite 301 S Warwick
3
1011 Veterans Memorial East
SafeQuest Program (Bradley Hospital)
Parkway Providence
4
Samaritans P.O. Box 9086 Providence
5
state zip phone website
www.cfsnewport.org/adoles
RI 02842 401-848-4206
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401.276.4020
http://www.providencecente
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http://www.providencecente
RI 02909
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http://www.providencecente
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RI 02886 401-732-8680 http://www.risas.org/
www.lifespan.org/bradley/se
RI 02915 401-432-1020
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401-272-4044
(24 hr crisis http://www.samaritansri.org/
RI 02940
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listening line)
description services accessed
The Ophelia Program offers clinical support for girls and young women for
self-referral, referral (DCYF,
issues surrounding: self-destructive behaviors, eating disorders, relational
Juvenile Drug Court)
issues, mental health concerns, substance abuse, stress reduction
Providence Center provides comprehensive services to adults, adolescents
self-referral, referral (Schools,
and children experiencing mental health, substance abuse, emotional and
DCYF, Hospitals, Community-
behavioral difficulties.
based organizations and
providers, Community Health
Centers, DOC, preschools and
daycare centers)
child and adolescent services: mental health, substance use outpatient
adult services: mental health and substance use outpatient
Rhode Island Student Assistance Services is a statewide school-based
screening and assessment,
prevention/early intervention program, using on-site Master’s-level
prevention education series,
counselors to provide a wide range of services. All counselors have been
individual counseling sessions,
trained in the QPR (“question-persuade-refer”) Gatekeeper intervention for
group sessions, referral and case
suicide prevention. Counselors recognize the warning signs of a suicide
management
crisis and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help.
The SafeQuest program is an intensive after-school program for
adolescents who are at risk for self-harm and/or who are suffering from
significant mood or anxiety disorders. The program runs five days a week
Referral and self-referral
from 3 to 7 p.m. SafeQuest nurses, social workers, psychiatrists and milieu
staff work collaboratively with parents to provide targetted services to assist
each child.
Samaritans is a suicide prevention and resource center, providing outreach
for anyone looking for help or needing to learn more about suicide
self-referral
prevention. Programs include 24 hour hotline/listening line, outreach and
community education, youth and teen suicide prevention education,
services provided
Mental health care (outpatient), Individual counseling, Family counseling, Group counseling, School-
based counseling, Crisis intervention, Substance abuse services (outpatient), Violence prevention
services, LGBTQ Services
CAITS, partial hospital and intensive outpatient programs for adolescents 8 to 21; Adolescent SA
prevention education and intervention programs; multisystemic therapy. Adult services include: outpatient
counseling; Women's day treatment (intensive SA treatment); Addiction recovery. Acute care services -
emergency services on-site and in the community for children, adolescents and adults experiencing a
psychiatric or SA emergency (24/7) - services include psychiatric assessment, medication, nursing,
evaluation, therapy, SA counseling, homeless outreach. Residential programs include: residential drug
and alcohol treatment programs (short-term and long term); transitional housing for people with SA
problems; group homes and supervised apartments. Also provides employment and education services.
Partial Hospital/Intensive Outpatient Service for Adolescents that includes group therapy, individual
therapy and family therapy as well as a therapeutic milieu from 3pm-7pm five days a week
24 hour hotline/listening line, outreach and community education, youth and teen suicide prevention
education,
serves
target populations client restrictions other languages?
15-17
The Ophelia Programs are Yes (up
females no
specific to young women to 18)
CMHC service
None Spanish Yes
area: Providence
School-aged adolescents
who are at risk of substance Yes, bilingual conselors
Yes
abuse or poor school available
attendance/performance
Insurance company Interpreter services
Adolescents (13-18 y.o.) Yes
approval available
individuals with suicidal
ideation or those concerned Spanish yes
about someone
young adult-specific
adolescent-specific services: serves 18-24 suicide prevention services
services:
All clinical services are adolescent geared
No no
and tailored.
Outpatient-counseling services for children
and adolescents, CAITS and Children and
Families Intensive Treatment (CFIT), partial partial hospital and Partial hospital, intensive
hospital and intensive outpatient, Individual Yes intensive outpatient (up to outpatient and outpatient
and group therapy and family counseling for 21) programs for suicidal youth
adolescents who have both mental health and
substance abuse problems.
Yes, if still in Yes, QPR Gatekeeper
highschool intervention
18-year-olds, if Yes, Safequest’s purpose is to
they are still prevent recurring suicide
All services specific to this population
enrolled in high attempts and other unsafe
school behaviors among adolescents.
youth suicide prevention
youth and teen suicide prevention education yes all
education
violence-specific services fees payment
Clinical treatment is through insurance
yes, part of clinical core All/most insurances, fee for service and
billing or self pay. Ophelia Sessions/
services sliding scale offered for clinical services.
Fitness programs are free.
BCBSRI, United Health, NHPRI, Signa,
Tufts, Medicaid, Medicare and uninsured
N/A Yes
individuals for substance use treatment
only.
Safequest addresses the above
areas in various ways.
Safequest helps adolescents Most insurances are accepted. This
express their feelings, use Yes information can be clarified at time of
supportive resources, problem referral via the Access Department.
solve, communicate with their
families, and manage stress.
none no
foreseen changes other agencies: notes:
We hope to maintain funding for the free components of
Newport County Community Mental Health
services…the community events and fitness components. If we
Center, Women’s Resource Center,
were to lose funding these programs could switch to fee or
Looking Upwards
donation based
Bradley Hospital, Adolescent Services
Inpatient Program; Providence Center Day
Program; All CFIT/CAITS programs; Family
None Service of RI; Newport Child and Family
Service, Jewish Family Service, All
Community Mental Health Centers; All
programs that provide MST services.
contact contact
contact email
name position
Sharonn srust-
Rust- Director bottone@childand
Bottone familyri.com
Chief
Dianne dflaherty@provctr.
Marketing
Flaherty org
Officer
Clinical
Kim kwaggoner@lifesp
Director of
Waggoner an.org
Safe Quest
dpanichas@sama
ritansri.necoxmail.
Denise
Director com,
Panichas
sidra@samaritans
ri.necoxmail.com