If you know of any resources that I should list here or on any other state page, feel free to email me.



Rhode Island

Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
http://www.ricadv.org/

Rhode Island Domestic Violence
http://www.courts.state.ri.us/domesticnew/default.htm

Safe Rhode Island
http://www.health.state.ri.us/disease/saferi/index.php

Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center
Help line & Business: (401) 723-3057
www.bvadvocacycenter.org

Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center
Help line: (401) 738-1700
Business: (401) 738-9700
www.ebccenter.org

Sojourner House
Providence Help line: (401) 658-4334
Northern RI Help line: (401) 765-3232
Business: (401) 861-6191
www.sojournerri.org

Women's Resource Center of
Newport & Bristol Counties
Business: (401) 846-5263
www.wrcnbc.org

Domestic Violence Resource Center of
South County
24 hr. helpline: 401-782-3990 / 1-866-782-3990
Business: (401) 782-3995
www.dvrssc.org

DCYF, to report Child Abuse
(800) 742-4453

Elderly Affairs, to report elder abuse
(401) 462-3000

Victims of Crime Helpline
(800) 494-8100

Day One, Sexual Assault & Trauma Resource Center
http://www.dayoneri.org
(401) 421-4100

Day One: The Sexual Assault and Trauma Resource Center
100 Medway Street
Providence‚ RI 02906
800–494–8100
http://www.dayoneri.org/

Sisters Overcoming Abusive Relationships SOAR
422 Post Road
Suite 202
Warwick‚ RI 02888
401–467–9940‚ ext. 112
http://www.soarinri.org/

Women's Resource Center of Newport & Bristol Counties
624 Main Street
Warren, RI 02885
Hotline: 1-866-236-2474
Phone: 401-247-2070
Web: http://www.wrcnbc.org
Confidential advocacy and crisis support for victims of domestic violence, M-F 9am - 5pm. Serving: Bristol, Jamestown, Little Compton, Tiverton, Warren, Barrington, Portsmouth and Newport

Westbay Community Action
224 Buttonwoods Avenue
Warwick, RI 02886
Warwick County
Phone: (401) 732-4666
Providing referrals for a variety of services throughout Rhode Island.

Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless: 401-421-6458
The Homeless Legal Clinic was established in an effort to address the legal need of homeless people in RI. Legal clinics are currently held in six shelters statewide. Attorneys visit the shelters on a bi-weekly basis