Help for Working and Unemployed Families Resource Sheet

Many working and unemployed families in Rhode Island are eligible for services and benefits to help support their families. Programs such as health insurance (RIte Care), child care subsidies, tax credits (EITC), nutrition assistance (SNAP and WIC) and cash assistance (RI Works) are available to families with low or moderate incomes. Rhode Island KIDS COUNT has released a fact sheet in English and Spanish, to help working and unemployed Rhode Island families access these services and benefits. Please click here for the order form.

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Improving College Access and Success: Providence Youth Perspectives

RIte Care Results

Child Poverty in Rhode Island

Child Welfare Factsheet: Youth Aging Out of Foster Care

2012 Nurse-Family Partnership Program Report 

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2012 Legislative Wrap-Up

Disparities in Children's Health

Safety, Permanency and Well-being for Children in the Care of DCYF

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2011 Legislative Wrap-Up

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Help for Working and Unemployed Families

The Dental Safety Net in Rhode Island - Special Report

2013 Rhode Island Kids Count Factbook

2012 Rhode Island Kids Count Factbook