WARWICK BEACON: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Published April 1, 2021 To the Editor, I am an unabashed lover of all things Rhode Island. The size, our quirkiness, living within miles (and sometimes blocks) of family, being in the city one moment and by the ocean the next, the vibrant arts culture that exists in such a small area,...

Thrive awarded $94,229 grant to help Rhode Islanders during pandemic The following is an article published by the Warwick Beacon on March 18, 2021. It can be viewed by visiting this link. Thrive Behavioral Health has been awarded a $94,229 grant by the Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation (RIHEBC). The funding is being distributed to nonprofit health,...

The following is an article published on March 10, 2021 by Ryan M. Belmore, Owner and Publisher of WhatsUpNwpt. Funding for mental health, substance use treatment heading to RI as part of American Rescue Plan   U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse today announced that the final version of the American Rescue Plan approved by the Senate over the weekend includes robust...

WARWICK, RI (March 2, 2021)  – Thrive Behavioral Health was awarded $94,229 in grant funding by the Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation (RIHEBC). The funding is being distributed to nonprofit health, education and community service organizations to help them expand their services to better meet the needs of Rhode Islanders during COVID-19 and beyond. Established in...

Thrive Behavioral Health offers telehealth mental health services, which are increasingly in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. WARWICK, RI — Thrive Behavioral Health, Inc. in Warwick was awarded a $10,000 Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation (RIHEBC) grant that’ll help educational and healthcare institutions  meet COVID-related expenses.   The funding  was provided through RIHEBC’s “What’s Important Now” (WIN) Grant. The grant assists organizations with needs unforeseen prior to the pandemic,...

Photo by Beacon Communications The following article was written by Sarah Channing, Thrive's Director of Development & Digital Media and published on January 13, 2021 by the Cranston Herald. Nursing our community through COVID As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, Thrive Behavioral Health helps improve the quality of life of children, families and adults impacted by mental...