Mind & Body: The Synergy of Care - Annual Report FY2011

The Providence Center

mind & body: the synergy of care



ANNUAL REPORT 2011



ANNUAL REPORT 2011



AnnuAl RePoRT FisCAl YeAR 2011

“The Providence Center’s

integrated primary and behavioral

healthcare model is not only changing

and saving lives, but also shaping the future of

the delivery of mental and physical health services nationwide.”

Treating the mind as something separate from the body

has never made sense.

At The Providence Center, we are committed to treating the

whole person and have created a robust, innovative primary and

behavioral healthcare system that treats mind and body as one and

meets our clients’ needs with care and compassion.

Person-centered care is at the core of our commitment to

integrated healthcare. We believe that with proper services our

clients, regardless of daily life challenges, can and do recover.

We know we can’t do the important work we do alone and strive

to establish partnerships that strengthen our organization and

make it possible for our clients to receive the unique primary, mental health and substance use care they

need. Providence Community Health Centers (PCHC) at north Main is just one example of our many

partnerships.

located at our Adult services site at 530 north Main street,

PCHC at north Main is a full-service primary care center that

represents our commitment to integrated healthcare. The first

of its kind in Rhode island, this center gives Providence Center

clients easy access to medical care and makes it convenient for

our behavioral health doctors, nurses and clinicians to collaborate

and coordinate treatment quickly and efficiently with primary

care providers. our partnership with PCHC and the partnerships

we have established with other community organizations, like

the Greater Providence YMCA and shri Yoga studio in Pawtucket,

have helped to ensure that our clients remain active participants

in their recovery as we work to address their behavioral health,

physical health and overall well-being.

The Providence Center’s integrated primary and behavioral healthcare model is not only changing and saving

lives, but also shaping the future of the delivery of mental and physical health services nationwide.

We hope you enjoy reading “Mind & Body: The synergy of Care,” our Fiscal Year 2011 annual report, and

learning about the amazing outcomes our clients have achieved through the integration of primary and

behavioral healthcare services at The Providence Center.

Dale K. Klatzker, Ph.D., President/CEO

James Botvin, Chair, Board of Trustees

Message from the President/CEO and Chair of the Board of Trustees

InShape/InShape Seniors InShape and InShape Seniors are research-based wellness

programs that bring together community partners and

specialists in the areas of health, exercise and

nutrition to provide one-on-one physical fitness

and mental health support for adults of all ages

experiencing mental health and substance use

problems. Health mentors work with clients to

create individualized wellness plans aimed

at reaching each person’s personal fitness and

nutritional goals.

InShape Seniors is specifically designed to address the physical health needs of people 65

and over. The program places an emphasis on decreasing isolation and addressing physical

health issues like high blood pressure, obesity, arthritis and diabetes.

“As a health mentor and personal trainer,

I work one-on-one with my clients

teaching them how to live healthier lives

through exercise and good nutrition. To

see my clients’ self-confidence, strength

and overall health improve and know that

I’ve played a part in changing their lives is

a very humbling and rewarding experience.” Daniel Hann, health mentor specialist and A.C.e.

certified personal trainer

“Since I started working out with Dan just three months ago, my depression

and anxiety have gotten so much better. I’ve learned how to eat healthier

and lost 15 pounds! I’m getting out of the house more and taking classes

at The Providence Center on healthy cooking and nutrition to keep me on

track with my weight loss. This program has truly changed my life.”David, a Providence Center client since 2000

“Recently I saw a woman who works with me

one-on-one and participates in my aerobics class

taking the initiative to exercise all by herself. I couldn’t

help but notice how much stronger and happier she’d

become since I started working with her just a few months ago.

My clients are a joy to work with. Teaching here is so rewarding.”

Heather Beckwith, health mentor and A.F.A.A. certified group exercise instructor

“I have arthritis in my hands. Before I started exercising with

Heather, my hands would tremble so much that I could not hold a

cup or pen. Now, I can hold a cup; my writing is not as shaky; and

best of all, my hands don’t hurt as much! Joining this class was the

best thing I could ever have done to help myself.”

Ana, a Providence Center client since 2010

Community Treatment Team NursesPrimary care medical nurses are part of a team of professionals dedicated to serving

Providence Center clients experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses.

These nurses help their patients to understand physical health issues like diabetes,

obesity, heart disease and high blood pressure and guide them in selecting primary

care doctors and wellness programs designed to promote a healthy lifestyle.

“I help my patients to understand their illnesses, teach them how they can help themselves and check on them regularly to be sure they’re following through with treatment. Having a medical nurse and medical doctor on-site at The Providence Center is convenient for them and an excellent way to coordinate their care. It’s a dream come true for everyone.” Vilma Guevara, R.n.

“Whether it’s medical help or support from my case manager, The Providence Center is always there for me. The InShape yoga and water aerobics classes have given me more energy and helped me to feel better. I feel cared for and supported at The Providence Center. The people here are my family.” Gil, a Providence Center client since 2003

Imagine is a BrightStars 4-star program led by credentialed, knowledgeable educators recognized locally and nationally for exceptional teaching.

“Andrew is an active, growing boy who would rather be running around playing with friends than taking time to eat a nutritious meal or snack. At preschool, Andrew’s teachers talk a lot about the importance of healthy eating and taking time to recharge your body. My husband and I are very pleased with Imagine’s approach to learning. It reinforces everything Andrew is learning at home.” Jessica, Andrew’s mom

“Nutrition in preschool is all about learning how to eat healthy and making healthy choices. We do a lot with ‘always’ versus ‘sometimes foods.’ Always foods are foods that are good for you like veggies and whole grains. Sometimes foods, like candy and doughnuts, may taste good but are not always a good choice. The earlier we help children develop healthy habits, the more likely they are to carry them throughout their lives.”simmy Carter, liCsW, R.n., associate director of the early Childhood institute and director of imagine Preschool

Imagine PreschoolImagine Preschool is a positive place for

children ages three to five years old to learn and grow.

The curriculum is designed to prepare children to succeed in

school by instilling in them a love of learning, an excitement

about school and the skills and knowledge that will form the

foundation for a lifetime of learning. Imagine is committed to

helping children develop healthy habits through fun and play.

Providence Community Health Centers at North Main

Providence Community Health Centers at North Main, a collaboration

between The Providence Center and Providence Community Health Centers,

creates a patient-centered medical home that provides total healthcare for

adults experiencing mental health and substance use problems. Patients

benefit from a team approach to treatment and easy access to all programs

and services at The Providence Center.

“I’ve been a client at The Providence Center for a very long time. The

people here really care about me and want the best for me. That’s

why they connected me to this health center. Dr. Chan is helping me

to deal with my high blood pressure and diabetes. It’s so much easier

to be able to get my physical and mental health problems taken care

of in one place.” labe, a Providence Center client since 1977

“We use a team approach to primary care and mental health

treatment. Being able to confer regularly with each patient’s

case manager ensures that I have full knowledge of the mental

health history of my patients. The shared medical record gives me

immediate access to my patients’ records and medication history, so

I can safely prescribe medications and make an informed diagnosis.

Being on-site at The Providence Center has been an invaluable

benefit for our patients.”Maria Cristina Chan, M.D., a Providence Community Health Centers primary care

physician based at Providence Community Health Centers at north Main

Providence Center Clinicians On-site at Providence Community Health CentersRapid Access Rhode Island, a partnership of Providence Community Health

Centers, Blackstone Valley Community Health Care and The Providence

Center, provides behavioral healthcare services on-site at health centers in

Providence where Providence Center clinicians work with patients to address

mental health and substance use issues that affect quality of life.

“Not having to wait for

an appointment can

make all the difference

in the world to someone

experiencing severe anxiety

or depression. The medical

staff and I work as a team

to change behavior in order

to positively impact our

clients’ medical outcomes.

We address issues like

depression, anxiety and

substance use and work with

clients who have difficulty

managing medical problems

like asthma, diabetes and

hypertension.”

Anna Braz, liCsW, a Providence

Center therapist based at

Providence Community Health

Centers at Central in Providence

“When the economy tumbled, my life tumbled along with it. I lost

my job, my home—everything. I sent out over 500 resumes but

didn’t get a single response. I had no choice but to move in with

my mother. I was about as low as you can get when I first started

seeing Anna, my therapist at the health center.

Anna let me cry and realize it was okay to be angry. Step by step

she helped me fight my way back to reality. Today, I have a job, a

beautiful apartment—a new life. Anna stuck by me. She showed

me the way back.” Jean, a former client of Anna Braz

Anchor Recovery Community CenterThe Anchor Recovery Community Center creates a

“one-stop shopping” experience that provides easy

access to a wide variety of supportive services

that help individuals, families and communities

build a strong foundation for recovery. Anchor is a

safe haven that offers hope, health and healing to

individuals and families affected by the disease

of addiction.

For people in recovery, adding a yoga practice to their recovery journey is beneficial

as a relaxation technique and as a way to restore health and balance to the body. Shri

Studio in Pawtucket has created an opportunity for the recovery community to explore

yoga through a partnership with Anchor Recovery Community Center.

“My goal is for my students to take something away from the mat they can use in their daily lives. Whether it is a calming breathing technique or a new awareness of how their bodies respond, I invite students to welcome the new spiritual or emotional insights they experience during the class.” Kate Hawley, instructor of Yoga

in Recovery at shri studio, has

been in recovery for almost

three decades.

Services at Anchor include:

• Peer-facilitated support

• Coaching and mentoring

• 12-Step groups

• Stress management, spirituality/

meditation, expressive arts and

wellness

• Career planning

• Access to computers and technology

• Alcohol and drug-free activities

The Providence Center sponsors the operations of Anchor Recovery Community Center.

“When I leave my yoga

class, I feel calm and

relaxed.

Yoga has taught me how

to meditate and get in

touch with my spiritual

core. It’s given me

something to focus

on other than my

addiction. Yoga has

played an important

role in my recovery

journey.”nick, a member and volunteer

at Anchor Recovery Community

Center

“I’m able to stay on track with my recovery because of all the

support I receive at The Providence Center. In the women’s

addiction program, we work on relapse prevention, talk about the

importance of eating healthy and exercising and even practice

yoga once a week. The Yoga in Recovery class at Shri gives me the

opportunity to further my yoga practice and strengthen my recovery

by helping me to cope with chronic pain and anxiety.”Michelle, a Providence Center client since 1998 and member of Anchor Recovery

Community Center

Consolidating Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets for

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2011

Source of funding

Federal $ 806,843 2%

state of Rhode island 6,123,620 19%

occupancy costs (in kind) 1,108,995 3%

Cities and towns 3,352,451 10%

Fundraising and contributions 469,869 1%

Medicaid 13,602,533 42%

Client activities, fees and residential rental income 700,774 2%

Third-party reimbursements 4,837,029 15%

Consultation and other income 2,011,171 6%

Total $33,013,285 100%

Use of funding

Program Services:

Adult Behavioral Health $ 9,633,222 30%

Child and Family services 6,507,067 20%

Community support services 5,233,211 16%

Residential services 5,668,719 17%

Vocational services 599,958 2%

Supporting Services:

Fundraising 337,155 1%

Management and General 4,704,461 14%

Total $32,683,793 100%

Change in net assets $ 329,492

Unaudited

Service Statistics

People served by race:White – 40%

Hispanic/Latino – 32%

Black/African American – 17%

Southeast Asian – 3%

Other – 3%

Unknown – 5%

The Providence Center staff: White – 66%

Black/African American – 16%

Hispanic/Latino – 11%

Asian – 3%

American Indian or Alaskan Native – 0.5%

Two or more races – 0.5%

Unspecified – 3%

Year in ReviewJuly 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011

Child and Family Services

Planning for Rhode Island’s first recovery high school began with legislation passed by the Rhode island General Assembly allowing for the establishment of a pilot recovery high school for students diagnosed with a substance use disorder. The Providence Center was instrumental in advocating for the passage of this legislation. The recovery high school will provide a safe haven for students to remain in school while starting on their road to recovery.

Imagine Preschool was named a four-star program by Brightstars, a quality rating and improvement system for Rhode island child care programs. The rating was based on an evaluation of six areas: child’s daily experience, teaching and learning, staff-to-child ratio and group size, family communication and involvement, staff qualifications and program management.

The Early Childhood Institute (ECI) provided consulting services to seven daycare centers with 45 classrooms and over 800 children through the Child Care support network. Mental health consultants worked with daycare providers to better understand children’s behavior and improve supports for their social and emotional development.

Through funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the eCi began The Incredible Years, an evidence-based parent group program designed to improve parenting styles and foster parent-child relationships. The eCi was also chosen to participate in a pilot project for Brightstars and received additional funding from the state of Rhode island to provide consulting services to english-speaking home daycare providers.

The Providence Center School implemented Fit2Bhealthy, a program to help children achieve better physical and behavioral health, into the school curriculum. school-wide groups and activities focus on substance use awareness, nutrition and fitness.

Adult, Intermediate and Residential Services

Anchor Recovery Community Center, Rhode Island’s first recovery center, opened in December 2010 at 249 Main street in Pawtucket. Anchor provides people in recovery from substance use problems with the environment and resources they need to help sustain their recovery. During Fiscal Year 2011, over 22,000 visits were made to Anchor to access services, which include peer facilitated groups, wellness activities, career planning support and social events six days a week.

The Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU), a safe and therapeutic alternative to hospitalization for people experiencing a psychiatric or substance use crisis, opened in August 2010 at Bannister House in Providence providing 24-hour care seven days a week. During Fiscal Year 2011, more than 300 people benefited from services at the CSU, which include biopsychosocial assessment, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, nursing care, individual and group therapy, crisis intervention and coordination of care.

InShape, a research-based wellness program, was implemented to decrease clients’ behavioral health symptoms, reduce chronic disease and improve overall well-being. The program later expanded to include InShape Seniors, funded by the Tufts Foundation, for people over 65 with behavioral health needs. Clients in both programs are guided by health mentors who help them set wellness goals and accompany them to community fitness and wellness activities and programs such as yoga, water aerobics, weight training, food shopping and nutrition education. The Providence Center is the only provider of InShape Seniors in the United States and one of four certified inshape providers.

The Providence Center received a $1.2 million grant from the substance Abuse and Mental Health services Administration (sAMHsA) for the establishment of Recovery Net, a collaborative initiative between The Providence Center, Providence Community Health Centers, Blackstone Valley Health Care, Rhode island Communities for Addiction Recovery efforts (RiCARes) and Brown university. Recovery net is a 12-month post-release program designed to meet the needs of men with substance use problems who are re-entering the greater Providence community from the Rhode island Department of Corrections.

ProMail, Etc. ProMail, etc. received a $10,000 grant from Textron Financial Corporation to provide 45 clients with training opportunities in receptionist, production, driver and computer vocations. Through its training and placement program, ProMail assists people in their efforts to maintain recovery from mental health and substance use issues and provides them with job skills that will enable them to find future employment.

Acute Care Services The Providence Center was chosen by CharterCARe Health Partners, a hospital network of Roger Williams Medical Center and Fatima Hospital, to be the sole provider of mental health and substance use emergency services in the emergency departments of the two partner hospitals. CharterCARE Connect aims to provide patients with the level of care they need at the time they need it, reduce wait times in the two emergency rooms and create a behavioral health center of excellence with CharterCARe partners.

Integrated Care Servicesin an important step towards integrating primary and behavioral healthcare, The Providence Center hired nelly Burdette, Psy.D., as director of its newly formed integrated Primary andBehavioral Healthcare services division.

The Providence Center and Providence Community Health Centers collaborated to create Providence Community Health Centers at North Main, a patient-centered medical home that provides comprehensive quality healthcare for adults. Providence Community Health Centers at north Main, located at The Providence Center’s 530 north Main street location, offers on-site primary care services.

The Providence Center was awarded a four-year, $2 million grant from the u.s. Department of Health and Human services substance Abuse and Mental Health services Administration for the integration of primary and behavioral healthcare at The Providence Center’s 530 north Main street location in Providence through a partnership with the Providence Community Health Centers. The partnership establishes The Providence Center as the primary medical home for 200 clients each year. in addition to a primary care clinic, the grant also provides funding for primary care nurses from the Providence Community Health Centers embedded in The Providence Center’s community treatment teams who work with clients to address physical health problems.

The opening of Providence Community Health Centers at north Main garnered national and local media attention:

• “Providence Center Clinic Integrates Treatment of Mental and Physical Disorders” The Providence Journal, June 13, 2011 • “RI’s First Integrated Behavioral and Primary Healthcare Clinic Celebrates Opening“ NBC 10: Health Check, June 10, 2011 • “No Single Path to Integration”

Behavioral Healthcare, April 2011 • “5 Questions with: Providence Center President/CEO Dale K. Klatzker” Providence Business News, April 4, 2011 • “New Director Focuses on Integrated Care” New England Psychologist, March 2011

Administration

The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), an international accreditation organization that evaluates healthcare organizations’ ability to provide quality, client-focused services, awarded The Providence Center a three-year accreditation, its highest level of accreditation. CARF accreditation is an international indicator of excellence and demonstrates a commitment to efficiency, fiscal health, service delivery and consumer satisfaction for providers of behavioral health services.

over 260 guests gathered to honor Dominion Diagnostics, llC, and Dave and Marge sluter of new england Construction Company for their philanthropic support of the community at The Providence Center’s annual Circle of Stars event on october 27, 2010, at the Rhode island Convention Center. The event raised over $166,000 in support of The Providence Center’s Coping with Crisis fund, which supports uninsured and underinsured children, adults and families who rely on the organization for mental health and substance use services.

The 10th Annual President’s Cup Golf Tournament, held at Rhode island Country Club in Barrington, Rhode island, attracted over 160 golfers and netted over $127,000.

The Providence Center marked National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month with other Rhode island organizations at the “Rally for Recovery” on september 11, 2010, at Roger Williams national Park in Providence. The Providence Center, represented by Jim Gillen, director of Anchor Recovery Community Center and clinical coordinator of recovery services, joined sAMHsA as a national planning partner for Recovery Month events at meetings and events in Washington, D.C.

The Providence Center was awarded a Veteran’s Administration (VA) Homeless Provider Grant to support homeless veterans in greater Providence who have mental health and substance use issues with building skills, establishing housing stability and becoming connected to the community through a combination of Providence Center and VA services.

Jim Gillen, director of Anchor Recovery Community Center and clinical coordinator of recovery services at The Providence Center, was honored by Faces & Voices of Recovery and the Hazelden Foundation’s Center for Public Advocacy with the Vernon Johnson Award, which recognizes the contributions of the country’s most influential recovery community leaders. Gillen was also selected by the Rhode island Coalition for the Homeless as the recipient of its Sr. Judy Soares and John Coen Award presented annually to the homeless provider in Rhode island who demonstrates exceptional service and compassion for the homeless.

The Charles e. Maynard soCieTy

The Charles E.

Maynard Society

recognizes donors

who have made

a significant

investment in The

Providence Center.

Members have named The Providence

Center as beneficiary of a planned gift

such as a bequest, trust or retirement

plan with a value of $10,000 or more

or have cumulative giving totaling

$10,000 or more as of June 30, 2011.

Cumulative Gifts $250,000 or more

The Rhode island Foundation

Cumulative Gifts $100,000 - $249,999

Anonymous (1)

The Del Prete Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Doyle/The Peter

and elizabeth C. Tower Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Michael schwartz

shriners of Rhode island Charities Trust


Donald R. Barbeau, Coffee express lTD

Blue Cross and Blue shield of Ri

Mr. and Mrs. James Botvin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bready

Mr.** and Mrs. Malcolm G. Chace/

The Chace Fund, inc.

Dr. and Mrs. steven i. Cohen

The CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, Inc./

CVs Caremark Charity Classic

Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Maynard

new england Toyota Dealers

Advertising Association, inc.

nortek, inc.

Richard** and sandra oster

The Providence Journal Company

Sovereign Bank / Santander

starkweather & shepley

insurance Brokerage, inc.

Tufts Health Plan Foundation, inc.*

Youths’ Friends Association, inc.


Mr. David Allen and Ms. sheree Kaplan

Bank of America

Mr. James Berson and Ms. lauren Baer

Butler Hospital

Joseph and Paula Caramadre

The Champlin Foundations

Citizens Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Karl ericson

Lawrence Kahn/

Kahn, litwin, Renza & Co., ltd.

June Rockwell levy Foundation, inc.

The law Firm of Marasco & nesselbush, llP

Dr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald

nixon Peabody llP

The Fred M. Roddy Foundation, inc.

shechtman Halperin savage, llP

Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. silver

Joshua and Cindy Teverow


Alpha Pension Group*

Anonymous* (4)

Beacon Health strategies llC

Billy Andrade - Brad Faxon

Charities for Children

Bob and Rhea Brooks*

Dave and Anne Campbell

Governor and Mrs. Donald l. Carcieri

Howard Chudacoff, Ph.D., and

nancy Fisher Chudacoff, esq.

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, inc.

Coastway Community Bank

Cox Business*

Mr. and Mrs. lionel Delaney

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Denby, II, M.D./

Bromwell Trust

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Devereaux, esq.

electric Boat Corporation employees’

Community services Association

Mr.** and Mrs. stanley Grossman

Hareld Glass Co.

Hasbro Children’s Fund

Deborah and Mark Jennings

Jayna and Dale Klatzker

Mr.** and Mrs. Paul langmuir

The Forrest C. lattner Foundation, inc.

lifespan

lisC – Ri Childcare Facilities Fund

The lyons Company, llC

Martins Maintenance, inc.

The Miriam Hospital

Mrs. lilia G. nash

neighborhood Health Plan of Ri

Governor and Mrs. Philip W. noel

o. Ahlborg & sons, inc.

ocean state Charities Trust

Artie and Beverly Pacheco

Parker Thompson Brouillette

Felix and lori Porcaro

The Procaccianti Group

Ri Realty Management Corporation

Roberts, Carroll, Feldstein & Peirce

Ropes & Gray, llP

security Concepts, inc.

Rob and Mindy sherwin

Mr. and Mrs. David sluter

sparrow & Company

Ms. Kathleen sullivan

Anne and Michael szostak

Telaka Foundation, inc.

Textron Charitable Trust*

Verizon

Ms. Maureen e. Boudreau*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood, sr.

Planned GifTs

Anonymous




Walter Craddock, esq., CFP® and

lynne urbani Craddock*

Mr.** and Mrs. stanley Grossman



Mrs. lilia G. nash

Ms. emily nelson

Pamela and James Rubovits

Ms. Kathleen sullivan

*new member; **deceased

TribuTe GifTs

Our sincere appreciation to the

following donors who generously

supported The Providence Center’s

mission. This list reflects memorials

and honorariums received

between July 1, 2010, and June 30,

2011, for the Annual Campaign only.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this list, please contact Lisa Desbiens at (401) 528- 0127 or [email protected].

In Memory of Cynthia Andersen

Mr. Joseph M. Bennett, iV

In Memory of Janice Barbar

Ms. Helena Marshall

In Honor of Alice Barbeau

Donald R. Barbeau,

Coffee express lTD

In Honor of Robert Barden

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Campanelli

In Memory of Phillip R. Barden, Sr.

Mr. Augustus e. Adams


Mr. and Mrs. William F. Heffernan

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. White

In Honor of Phillip R. Barden, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Talbot

In Honor of Joseph M. Bennett, IV

Ms. Joan McQuillan

In Honor of James Botvin

Mr. Robert H. Preston

In Memory of Anne Cardosi

Ms. Melanie Dubois

In Honor of Simmy Carter

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gladney

In Memory of Gerard J. Desforges

Ms. Jane A. Desforges and

Mr. Michael J. White

In Memory of Joseph V. Diggins, Jr.

Mr. Dennis Joyce

In Honor of Dominion Diagnostics, LLC

Anonymous

In Memory of Pamela Dutwin

Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Dutwin

In Memory of Jim J. Francisco

Anonymous

In Memory of Jennifer M. Gabriel

Metals usA

Mr. Francis A. sabetta, Jr.

Mr. stehpen G. Hallal

Mr. and Mrs. lowell D. ludwig

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. stojek

Mr. and Mrs. Roland satti

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Chaput

In Memory of Joseph R. Hill

Mr. Kevin Ford

In Memory of Jason

Anonymous

In Memory of Joyce Johnson King

Ms. Meeckral searight

In Memory of Napolean Jones

Mr. Patrick Miamen

In Honor of Dale K. Klatzker, Ph.D.

Temple Beth-el, Rabbi leslie Yale

Gutterman

Mrs. eileen M. Comparetto

In Memory of Kenneth Logowitz

Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Zindler

In Memory of Richard Lynch

Dianne l. Wilkin, Ph.D.

In Honor of Charles E. Maynard

Mrs. Chester Rutkowski

Brother John McHale

In Memory of Shirley Messenger Round

Anonymous

In Memory of Lynn Mulvey

Ms. Judith P. Watts

In Honor of Dan N.

Anonymous

In Honor of Bryan Nurnberger

Ms. Judith P. Watts

In Memory of Kristen Pellerin

Mr. David Contildes

In Memory of Mark Reynolds

Ms. Marion F. Corcoran

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond o. Corcoran

In Memory of Aniello “Chips”

Ruggieri

Mr. and Mrs. Richard s. Mittleman

In Memory of Crystal Sepe

Ms. Ann Marie Adams

In Memory of Elena Silvestri

Aardvark Antiques

In Honor of Dave and Marge Sluter

Bristol County Savings Bank/

Bristol County savings Charitable

Foundation

Ms. Christine engustian

Mr. larry M. Goldstein

Mr. and Mrs. stephen W. Grant

Mr. James Parry

Prellwitz / Chilinski Associates Inc.

RW Bruno Mechanical HVAC

Contractors

Willis of Massachusetts, inc.

In Memory of Celia Valderrama

Mrs. Carla sosa

In Honor of Elizabeth Valente

Mr. Paul Valente

In Honor of Madison White

Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. White

annual and endowMenT GifTs

Our sincere appreciation to the following donors who generously supported the Annual Campaign and Charles E. Maynard Fund for the Future between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this list, please contact Lisa Desbiens at (401) 528-0127 or [email protected].

Donors $50,000+

Del Prete Family Foundation

Tufts Health Plan Foundation, inc.

Donors $25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous

Donors $10,000 - $24,999

Ms. Maureen e. Boudreau

The Champlin Foundations


The law Firm of Marasco & nesselbush, llP

Richard* and sandra D. oster

Mr. and Mrs. Michael schwartz

shriners of Rhode island Charities Trust

starkweather & shepley

insurance Brokerage, inc.

Textron Charitable Trust

Founders Circle $5,000 - $9,999

Beacon Health strategies llC

Cox Business

Dominion Diagnostics, llC

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle/The Peter

and elizabeth C. Tower Foundation

Kahn, litwin, Renza & Co., ltd.

Philadelphia insurance Companies

security Concepts, inc.

shechtman, Halperin, savage, llP

TD Bank, nA

Joshua and Cindy Teverow

Circle of Stars $2,500 - $4,999

Alpha Pension Group

Anonymous

Aurora Technologies/EDI Support, Inc.

Ms. Gwen B. Bauer, Ph.D.

Blue Cross & Blue shield of Ri

Capitol City Group, ltd.

Ms. Marguerite Chadwick



Citizens Bank Foundation

Ms. Ann Corey

Mr. Zachary G. Darrow

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Deal

Mr. and Mrs. stephen W. Grant

Mr. and Mrs. stephen R. lewinstein


Ms. Rosemary Mede and Mr. Tom Rainey

neighborhood Health Plan of Ri

new england Construction Company

nixon Peabody llP

Park Donuts, inc.

Performance environmental services

ProMutual Group

QML, Inc.

Roger Williams Medical Center

David M. siwicki, M.D.

unitedHealthcare of new england

Youths’ Friends Association, inc.

Circle of Light $1,000 - $2,499Anonymous (6)Bank of America Blackstone Valley Community Health Care, inc. Bristol County savings Charitable

Foundation

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert T. Brooks

CharterCARe Health Partners

Dr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Clifton


Dr. and Mrs. steven i. Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. neil A. Corkery

Ms. Ann M. Daigneault

Dan’s Management

Darroweverett llP

Davol, inc.

Delta Dental of Rhode island

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Devereaux, esq.

Diocese of Providence

Mr. Marc DuPuis

Durkee, Brown, Viveiros &

Werenfels Architects

Mr. and Mrs. Karl ericson

Family service of Rhode island, inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fitting

Frank A. Fornari, Ph.D.

Gateway Healthcare

H. Carr & sons, inc.

Gloria and Bryce Hall

The Groden network

Harbour Point Financial Group

Hinckley, Allen & snyder llP

iKON Office Solutions, A Ricoh Company insurance Reconstruction services, inc.invesco Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jennings Mr. and Mrs. stephen JordanMancosh Management inc.Mr. Robert s. Mantia Mr. Thomas Markarian Mazza Construction Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. MearnsMs. Justine Metz and Ms. Kerrie Fisette

Governor and Mrs. Philip W. noel

Mr. James Parry

Partridge snow & Hahn llP

The Providence Community Health

Centers, inc.

Ri Association for the education of

Young Children

RidgeWorth investments

The Right Charitable Foundation

Robert’s electric

Roberts, Carroll, Feldstein & Peirce

Damaris J. Rohsenow, Ph.D.

RW Bruno Mechanical HVAC Contractors

Mr. and Mrs. eric schold

Mr. and Mrs. James R. schomer

Sovereign Bank / Santander

Mr. and Mrs. Joel stark

Ms. Kathleen A. sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Michael szostak

TeVA Pharmaceuticals

united Behavioral Health

Washington Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. White

Winkler Group ltd.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood, sr.

Workplace Renaissance, inc.

Mr. and Mrs. steven J. Zaroogian

Circle of Hope $500 - $999

Anonymous (3)

The Angell Pension Group, inc.

BankRi

BMW of newport


Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Botvin

Bristol County savings Bank

Mr. and Mrs. nat Calamis

Ms. lyn Chapman

Colonial life-Jim King

Columbia Management

Commercial Drywall &

Construction Co., inc.

Ms. Mary A. Connoniwood

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond o. Corcoran

Mr. Richard P. Curran

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dias

Dimeo Construction Company

Mrs. erica l. Donnelly

eaton Vance

essential learning, llC

Mrs. Rosalie Fain

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gladney

Greater Providence Chamber of

Commerce

Mr. Russell Hahn

John M. Harpootian, esq.

The Hartford Mutual Funds

iCentrix Corp.

Janus Capital Group

Jays Company

Mr. Kenneth e. Knox and

Ms. Marianne Holmes

Mr. Robert Kolb

Ms. Mary Kralis Hoppe

Mr. ian A. lang and

Ms. Melissa Anne Malone

Mrs. Jane H. langmuir

MassMutual Financial Group


Mr. Paul Metro and Ms. Jackie Hattoy

Ms. Mary e. McClure

MFs investment Management

MTs Medication Technologies

ocean state oil, inc.

OfficeMax

Pannone lopes Devereaux & West llC

Paster & Harpootian, ltd.

Mr. David Pickering

Pilgrim Title insurance Co.

PiMCo

Ms. Jana M. Planka

Mr. Robert H. Preston

ProMail, etc.

RelayHealth

The Rhode island Foundation

Ri Medical society

Mr. Paul D. Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rudis

Thornburg investment Management

Mr. Michael Tousignant, CPA

uFCW union, local 328

Van Kampen investments

W.B. Mason Co., inc.

Ms. Katharine White, Ms and

Mr. William White

Willis of Massachusetts, inc.

WPRI 12/FOX Providence

Circle of Friends $100 - $499

2nd story Theatre

AAA southern new england

Adler Pollock & sheehan, P.C.

The Alan shawn Feinstein Foundation

AllianceBernstein investments

Allstate Fire Protection, inc.

Anonymous (4)

Ms. elida Araujo-Picard

Banyan Buildings llC

Barbara sokoloff Associates

Mr. Mark W. Barry

Ms. Carol G. Barton

Mr. Kenneth H. Belcher

Ms. Mary-ellen Benoit

Ms. Jaime Bernard

Ms. Mary Beth B. Bernardo

Mr. Mark D. Bevelander

Mr. Julius Bloom

Mr. Philip A. Borden

Mr. sanford Altman and

Ms. Alice C. Boss Altman

Mr. Karl Brother

Mr. Frederic P. Brown

Ms. Caroline B. Butterfield

Mr. William Cadieux

Mrs. Deborah W. Cameron

Mr. Christopher D. Campanella


Mrs. Kelly e. Carello

steven and simmy Carter

Mr. Daniel Carto

Ms. Dora Carvajal

Mr. Thomas Castelnuovo

Mr. Richard J. Cawthorne, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Charbonneau

Ms. Kris Chwalk

City lock & supply inc.

Ms. Deborah P. Clarke

Mr. Darren Cousins

Mr. Walter R. Craddock, esq. CFP®

and Ms. lynne urbani Craddock

Ms. Cherry Cumming

Ms. sam Dale

Mr. James o. Daley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dangremond

Mr. and Mrs. lionel F. Delaney

Delta Mechanical Contractors, llC

Mr. and Mrs. Theorore J. Denicola

lisa D. Desbiens, CFRe

Ms. Jane A. Desforges and

Mr. Michael J. White

Drug & Alcohol Treatment

Association of Ri

Ms. Michelle DuPuis

Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Dutwin

elmwood Auto service

embolden Design

Mr. and Mrs. Jim engle

Mr. William Facente and

Ms. Ramona Baez Facente

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Farmer iii

Mr. and Mrs. David s. Farrell

Ms. irene Fasano

Ms. Mary Fasano

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Faulkner

Mr. James Hackett and

Dr. Roberta Feather, ed.D., J.D.

Mr. Charles A. Feldman

Ms. Pamela J. Finegan

Mr. David Flaherty

FM Global

Mr. Keith l. Fornal

Mr. evan Freid and Mr. Barry Freid

Peter Friedmann, M.D., and

Amy Gottlieb, M.D.

Mr. Richard Gallogly

Gatti & Associates and

Xavier Associates

Geisser engineering Corp

Gencorp insurance Group

Mr. larry M. Goldstein

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Goodspeed

Mr. and Mrs. James Green

Mr. and Mrs. Robert l. Greenleaf

Greenwood Distributors, ltd

Mr. * and Mrs. Hazel Grossman

Ms. Donna M. Guilbert

Mr. James M. Hagerty

Mr. Donald e. Harris

Daniel s. Harrop, M.D.

Ms. Mary P. Hauser, MA

Ms. Patricia Heaslip

Ms. nancy Hermiz

Mr. stephen Hickey

Horton interpreting service, inc.

inG Financial

J.P. Morgan

Ms. elaine s. Kaplan-Ashcroft

Mr. Henry e. Kates

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kennedy

Kenvo Floor Company inc.

Kingston Auction Company

Mr. Brandon M. Klar

Jayna and Dale Klatzker

Mrs. Deborah A. lancia

Mr. and Mrs. Fraser lang

Ms. Charlene F. lataille

Mr. Harvey lee, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. lee

Mr. Paul M. lenahan

lifocus, inc.

lincoln sheet Metal inc.

Mr. Adelino Machado

Mr. William McAulay and

Dr. Dianne McAulay

Ms. Ariela Mccaffrey

Mr. Patrick Mceneaney

Brother John McHale

Ms. Joan C. McQuillan

Mr. Roger Mennillo

Metals usA

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moffat

Timothy Morgan, esq.

Ms. Darlene M. Morris

Ms. susan l. Murdoch

Mrs. lilia G. nash

Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. nathan

Mr. Matthew oakley

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. o’Brien

Mr. Paul oliveira

Mr. and Mrs. Philip ovoian

Mr. and Mrs. steven Panzini

Ms. Denise Patnode

Payden & Company, llC

Mr. Richard Peirce, esq.

Mr. Roger J. Peloquin, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. earle G. Phillips, Jr.

Ms. Dianne s. Piccerelli

Mrs. Betty B. Pinkos

Mr. and Mrs. John Pinkos

Prellwitz / Chilinski Associates Inc.

Mrs. Frances M. Protano

Mr. Marc A. Proto

Retirement Planning Company

Mr. Michael A. Reveliotty

Ri Council of Community Mental

Health orgs., inc.

Ms. Donna Richard

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rodrigues

Ms. lina Rodrigues

Mr. Alan Roseman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Varone

Mrs. Chester Rutkowski

nicki sahlin, Ph.D.

Kazi M. salahuddin, M.D.

Mr. Donald salmanson

salvadore Auction & Appraisals, inc.

Ms. Michele A. santangini

Mr. Christopher D. santilli

Ms. nicole saunders

Mrs. Therese l. sawyer

Mr. Robert schiff and Ms. Janis Cote

Ms. Jennifer A. schlieff

Mr. Daniel sendroff

Ms. Kimberly serra

Mr. and Mrs. Deming sherman

Rob and Mindy sherwin

Mr. and Mrs. James sidman

Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. silver

Mr. Robert A. skurka

Mr. ethan P. sluter

Mr. Matthew A. sluter

Mr. steven D. sluter

Mr. David e. smith

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred sormanti

superior Builders

Dr. scott H. surdut

Taylor Fay PC

TCAA

Mr. David Thayer

Mr. David R. Thibodeau

Mr. edgar Thomsen, Jr.

Tsanjoures Building Company

universal insurance inc.

Mr. and Ms. Gregory D. Vickowski

Mr. Michael J. Viveiros and

Ms. suzanne Dunkl

Mr. Robert Walsh, Jr.

Ms. Judith P. Watts

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph l. Weaver

Whitmarsh House Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. steve Wilkinson

Ms. Judith Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wolters

Patrons $1 - $99

Aardvark Antiques

Ms. Ann Marie Adams

Mr. Augustus e. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. John Affleck

Mary Allard, liCsW

Ms. Jaime Ambeault

Anonymous (13)

Ms. elise M. Arsenault

Atlantic Trust

Mr. louis Azie

Mr. and Mrs. David Bainer

Ms. Cynthia Barry

Ms. susan Beck

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bennett, iV

Ms. Brydie Bernardo

Ms. lisa M. Borges

Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Bouffard

Mr. R. otis Brown

Mr. Kenneth R. Burnett

Ms. erika H. Burrows

Mr. Carl A. Calicchia

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Carroll

Mr. and Mrs. Robert n. Champagne

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Chaput

Mr. and Mrs. John e. Clarkin

Ms. Frances Cohen

Ms. Crystal Comeau


Mr. David Contildes

Ms. Marion F. Corcoran

Mr. Jonathan Cornell

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Costa

Ms. lois C. Cumming

Ms. Jo-Anna Dailey

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeBlois

Mr. scott DiChristofero

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Disano

Mr. Charles J. Donovan

Ms. Melanie Dubois

Ms. Aimee Dupre

Ms. Colleen M. elsawabi

Mr. Jason engle

Ms. Christine engustian

Mr. luis Ferreira

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flynn

Mr. Kevin Ford

Ms. Dina A. Gagliardi

Mr. James e. Gillen, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Gleason

Ms. Kathy Grant

Mr. Michael C. Hackett

Mr. and Mrs. stephen G. Hallal

Ms. Carol A. Hamilton

Ms. Michelle Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Heffernan

Hollis Meddings Group

Ms. Candace Johndrow

Mr. Dennis Joyce

Ms. Jean Kelly

Mrs. sharon l. P. Kelly

Mr. Jon Korzeniowski

Ms. Julie lenahan

Mr. and Mrs. lowell D. ludwig

Ms. Deborah A. lussier

Mr. James T. lynch

Ms. Helena Marshall

Mrs. Cheryl A. Mayer

Ms. Ann e. Maykish

Mr. louis H. Maynard

Mr. and Mrs. Romeo A. Maynard, Jr.

Ms. Annette Mendonca

Mr. Patrick Miamen

Mr. Wallace Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Richard s. Mittleman

Mr. sophai Moeuy

Ms. Brenda Molho

Adelaide G. nardone, M.D.

Ms. Pearl nathan

Ms. Cheryl l. nelligan

Morenikeji olorogun

Mr. Douglas l. Padden

Pawtucket Citizens Development

Corporation

Mr. Robert J. Perry

Mr. Arthur Plitt

Dorothy A. Poirier, liCsW

Andrew B. Prescott, esq.

Providence Business News

Mr. John Reeder

Mr. Frank Ricci

Ms. Kathleen M. Roderick

Ms. Joanne Rogers

Mr. Francis A. sabetta, Jr.

Mr. Jerrold A. salmanson

Mr. Joe sands

Mr. and Mrs. Roland satti

Ms. nicole saunders

Ms. Deborah sczuroski

Ms. Meeckral searight

Ms. Allison sebastiao

Ms. Margaret A. sharkey

Mrs. Carla sosa

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. stojek

Ms. sara szeglowski

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Talbot

Ms. Jill e. Tavares

Temple Beth-el, Rabbi leslie Yale

Gutterman

Ms. Dianne n. Tetreault

Mrs. Ghislaine D. Therien

Ms. Jocelyn Therien

Mr. Craig Thibeault

Mr. David Thibodeu

Ms. shaunne n. Thomas

Tony’s Cleaning service

Mr. Paul Valente

Mr. stephen A. Vieira

Mr. and Mrs. Brad C. Voelz

Ms. Jacqueline M. Wallace

Mrs. Ruth B. Whipple

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. White

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whitehead

Dianne l. Wilkin, Ph.D.

Mr. Dan Zeitlin

Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Zindler

*deceased

GifTs-in-KindOur sincere appreciation to the

following donors who generously

supported The Providence Center’s

mission. This list reflects in-kind

donations received between July 1,

2010, and June 30, 2011.

If you have any questions or concerns

regarding this list, please contact

Lisa Desbiens at (401) 528-0127 or

[email protected].

Founders Circle $5,000+


Providence Business News

Rota Portrait Design

st. Teresa’s Parish

Circle of Stars $2,500 - $4,999

Guy Abelson Catering

Fire Works Catering

Koch eye Associates

lockheed Martin Corporation

newport national Golf Club

sir speedy - Cranston

Circle of Light $1,000 - $2,499

Anonymous

The Honorable and Mrs. Donald l.

Carcieri

Mr. and Mrs. stephen R. lewinstein

new england Construction

starkweather & shepley insurance

Brokerage, inc.

The Trade Group

Triggs Memorial Golf Course

Circle of Hope $500 - $999

Allied Waste

Anonymous (2)

Bacaro

Cardi’s Furniture


Mrs. erica l. Donnelly

John P. Femino, M.D., F.A.s.M., MRo

Ms. Donna Fish

IKON Office Solutions, A Ricoh

Company

Ms. Karen largy

oneBeacon insurance Group, ltd.

Mr. Alan Roseman

Ms. Donna sormanti

Ms. leslie sormanti-Folco

swarovski north America, ltd.

Travelers

The White Family

Circle of Friends $200 - $499

Agawam Hunt

Mr. Joseph Bagley

Ms. Mary-ellen Benoit

Blithewold Mansion, Gardens &

Arboretum

Ms. Dina Brown

Mr. and Mrs. nat Calamis

Cedar Ridge studio

Davis Farmland & Mega Maze

John DelBonis

Dominion Diagnostics, llC

Genoa Healthcare

Hyatt Regency newport

ledgemont Country Club

Massage envy

Ms. lisa Morsilli

naismith Memorial Basketball

Hall of Fame

Mr. Richard J. o’Brien

ocean House - ocean House

Management, llC

Pawtucket Country Club

Mr. James Pinel

Providence Food and Wine Festival

Providence Performing Arts Center

Quidnessett Country Club

sheraton Boston Hotel

David M. siwicki, M.D.

The Boston Beer Company

The Crowne Plaza Hotel

Providence-Warwick

The lobster Pot

Trinity Repertory Company

W.B. Mason Co., inc.

Patron $1 - $199

A Beautiful You

AAA southern new england

AllPozabilities international

Anonymous (3)

Autocrat, inc.

Blaze Restaurant

Ms. Katie Brown

Burlington Coat Factory

Chemawa Golf Course

CiGnA Group insurance

Clean Harbors environmental

services, inc.


Conlon Moving & storage, inc.

Cranston Country Club

Ms. erica Croce

Ms. Annie Cronin

Mr. Bria D’Amico

Ms. Ann DeBonis

Mr. and Mrs. lionel F. Delaney

lisa D. Desbiens, CFRe

eleven Forty nine Restaurant

F1 Boston

Festival Ballet Providence

Fusion sales Group

Mr. Jim Goulet

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, inc.

Johnson & Wales university

Ms. sheran little

Ms. Rosemary lough

Ms. Karin Markin

Mclaughlin & Moran, inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mills

Mohegan sun

Monster Mini Golf

Montaup Country Club

Ms. Martha J. Morris

Museum of Art, Rhode island

school of Design

narragansett Bay lobsters, inc.

newport sailing school and Tours

newport Vineyards & Winery

north Country Rivers

ocean state Job lot

Ocean State Theatre Company, Inc./

Theatre By The sea

old sturbridge Village

Panera Bread Catering

Ms. lisa Paratore

Ms. Joyce Paterson

Payden & Company, llC

Performance environmental

services

Precision Pilates & Gyrotonic

Providence Children’s Museum

Providence Marriott

Rhode Island Monthly

Rhode island Philharmonic

orchestra & Music school

Rhode island Zoological society

and Roger Williams Park Zoo

sonya’s

The Gamm Theatre

Town Wine & spirits

TuRFeR

Welcome House

West shore Health Center

Westport Rivers Vineyard &

Winery

Zoo new england

Board of TrusTees

James Botvin, Chair

Nancy Fisher Chudacoff, Esq., Vice Chair

Joel Stark, Treasurer

Patricia Cawley Affleck, Secretary

Donald R. Barbeau

Marguerite Chadwick

Linda M. Cohen, Esq.

Walter R. Craddock, Esq., CFP®

James O. Daley

Paul J. Kennedy

Associate Justice Howard I. Lipsey (ret.)

Ana P. Novais

Claude-Anthony Pierre, M.D.

Jana M. Planka

Nicki Sahlin, Ph.D.

Matthew Stark

Robert C. Wood, Sr.

Trustees Emeriti

Lionel Delaney

Linda Thimann Dewing

Robert M. Doyle

Karl Ericson

Charles Feldman

Joyce Hall

Karen Lee

Maureen McDonald

Lilia G. Nash

Emily Nelson

James H. Reilly


Locations

530 North Main Street

Providence, RI 02904

528 North Main Street


520 Hope Street


111 Howard Avenue, Building 56

Cranston, RI 02920

2198 Wallum Lake Road

Pascoag, RI 02859

Information

(401) 528-0123

Appointments

(401) 276-4020

The Providence Center is a private,

nonprofit behavioral health organization.

www.providencecenter.org

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401.354.9229

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401.787.2967

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