The Groden Network

Mt Pleasant Academy, located in Providence, RI, is dedicated to supporting children and families through a variety of client-centered programs focused on health, hope, and healing. The organization seeks to make a positive impact in communities across Rhode Island by fostering stability and providing essential services, including mobile response and stabilization for children in need. With opportunities for community involvement, such as becoming a foster parent or joining their team, Mt Pleasant Academy is committed to creating brighter futures for vulnerable youth. Their ongoing efforts include educational training sessions, advocacy for mental health awareness, and initiatives aimed at empowering families to thrive. Generated from the website

St. Mary's Home for Children in North Providence, RI offers a range of programs and services to support children and families in need. From residential care to outpatient services, the organization is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for those they serve. With a focus on training opportunities and educational programs, St. Mary's Home for Children aims to empower individuals to reach their full potential. The George N Hunt School, along with various other initiatives, reflects the organization's commitment to helping children thrive and succeed. Generated from the website

The Groden Center works to improve the lives of children, youth and their families with autism, behavioral disorders and developmental disabilities. It focuses on independence and inclusion through the provision of intensive learning and living environments and is dedicated to understanding the developmental needs of its children and youth. The center provides a range of individualized services and offers instruction in functional emotional, social development and skill development, communication, domestic responsibilities, community awareness, adaptive living and vocational education. The Groden Center serves children and youth between the ages of 3 and 21 and adolescents between the ages of 12 and 21 from Rhode Island and other neighboring states. It is a part of The Groden Network, which operates various centers for people with developmental challenges.