With food insecurity on the rise in Rhode Island, local food banks struggle to meet the demand

“Our typical way of food-banking and feeding the hungry is not, probably, going to sustain us into the future,” the CEO of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank said.

The Trump Administration ended the LGBTQ+ crisis lifeline. How a Massachusetts suicide-prevention organization is stepping into the gap

The nationwide Suicide and Crisis Lifeline closed its specialized service for LGBTQ+ youth, leaving local suicide-prevention groups to step in.

As more Rhode Island children fall into poverty, advocates say ‘we need to do something now’

New census data show 32,549 Rhode Island children were living in poverty in 2024, a more than 20% increase from the previous year.

Rising housing costs put older Rhode Islanders’ health at risk

Finding stable housing for seniors is now part of a health plan.

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