THRIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AWARDED $60K GRANT FROM RI FOUNDATION Warwick, R.I. (April 16, 2020) – Thrive Behavioral Health, Inc. announced today that it was awarded $60,000 in COVID-19 Response Fund grant funding. This funding, made possible by a partnership between the Rhode Island Foundation and United Way, will assist nonprofit organizations that are working at the forefront...

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 19, 2020 Media Contact: Karen Jeffreys, Program Director, Horizon Healthcare Partners, 401-954-1510 or kjeffreys@hhpartners.org Behavioral Health Organizations Vow To Continue to Serve Rhode Islanders in Need Thank State for Support To Meet Need During COVID-19 Pandemic East Providence – The five behavioral health organizations that make up Horizon Healthcare Partners (HHP) vow to continue...

BY G. WAYNE MILLER JOURNAL STAFF WRITER The price of this epidemic -- in medical care, rehabilitation, emotions, early mortality, broken relationships, lost productivity and more -- is unprecedented, devastating and rising Roxxanne Newman began using drugs as a teenager. Daughter of young parents who had their difficulties, she spent much of her childhood living with her grandmother...

In response to a large number of emergency department admissions related to both mental health and substance abuse issues, Thrive Behavioral Health, formerly The Kent Center for Human and Organizational Development, will offer in-person crisis clinical services to assist community members and first responders in Kent County during evening and weekend hours.  Starting on May 18...