A curated list of statewide organizations, assistive-technology services, and community supports. Links and contact info come from each organization's official site.
DRRI is Rhode Island's federally mandated Protection & Advocacy organization — they provide legal help and advocacy for people with disabilities across education, employment, housing, healthcare, and more.
The GCD advises the governor and coordinates programs to ensure Rhode Islanders with disabilities can exercise rights and access services across the state.
OSCIL is a Center for Independent Living offering services such as skills training, benefits counseling, home modification guidance, and peer support to help people live independently in their communities.
Easterseals RI provides early intervention for children (birth–3), supported employment, case management, and community support programs across the state.
TechACCESS helps people find and use assistive technology — they provide demos, training, device loans, and information for consumers, families, and professionals.
Official siteATAP coordinates device loan, demonstration, training, and reuse programs across partner organizations to improve access to assistive technology statewide.
ATAP (ORS) pageDial 2-1-1 (or use United Way RI's site) for help finding local services, housing, benefits, food, health supports, and disability-specific programs. The Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) also provides specialist support for older adults and adults with disabilities.
2-1-1 / ADRC