In 2022, over 3,000 clients received services in both mental health and wellbeing as well as substance use treatment. Our services are provided on an outpatient basis throughout the state.

Please consider a donation to Thrive in 2023 so that we can continue to provide these services to Rhode Islanders in need.

• Your donation will help children in your community learn coping strategies, form meaningful relationships, and have the support they need to attend school.
• Your donation will help house the chronically homeless, while providing them treatment and tools to get back on their feet.
• Your donation will support Hillsgrove Clubhouse, which helps people with mental illness stay out of hospitals and achieve social, financial, and vocational goals. 
• Your donation helps our communities Thrive.

Be the inspiration. Your support helps us empower lives.

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  Thrive Awarded 2 Grants totaling $121,000

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  Thrive Hosts Legislative Breakfast

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Alex Fratus

Clinician, Youth & Family Services

Meet Alex Fratus

Alex Fratus, Clinician with Thrive's Youth & Family Services Program, shares coping skills to alleviate stress and anxiety and maintain mental wellness.