Tag: social services
Children’s Friend creates lifesavers
PBN Healthiest Employers Awards 2024
100-499 EMPLOYEES #3. Children's Friend & Service
CEO (or equivalent): David Caprio, CEO and president
Number of employees: 375
CHILDREN’S FRIEND &...
Langhammer stepping down as Day One’s executive director
PROVIDENCE – Peg Langhammer, who has led Day One as its executive director for 44 years and, through the nonprofit, an advocate for victims...
Children’s Friend & Service
Best Places to Work 2024 Awards
LARGE COMPANIES #14. Children’s Friend & Service
Employees in R.I. 402
CEO and president: David Caprio
Questions answered by David Caprio
What three...
Dr. Day Care’s Vogel grew up in the family business
2024 Business Women Awards
WOMAN TO WATCH | SOCIAL SERVICES: Amy Vogel
Dr. Day Care CEO and operations officer
AMY VOGEL WAS BORN into the field...
United Way receives $760K federal grant to support 211 program
PROVIDENCE – The United Way of Rhode Island’s 211 program is getting a significant financial boost from the federal government.
The prominent nonprofit announced Monday...
Vario named Trudeau Center’s new CEO and president
WARWICK – There has been a leadership change at the J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center.
The nonprofit that supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities...
YMCA of Greater Providence has been a community anchor for more...
PBN 2022 Diversity Equity & Inclusion Awards
Social Services Agency: YMCA of Greater Providence
THE YMCA OF GREATER PROVIDENCE has served as an anchor institution...
Sojourner House, Tri-County Community Action receive $499K to expand abuse victim...
PROVIDENCE – Local domestic violence support nonprofit Sojourner House announced Tuesday that it has received a three-year, $499,999 grant from the U.S. Department of...
Toby Ayers, Rhode Island for Community and Justice executive director
Leaders & Achievers 2022
TOBY AYERS
Executive director, Rhode Island for Community and Justice
WHILE ATTENDING COLLEGE, Toby Ayers won a fellowship to study in...
R.I. College’s Sherlock Center receives $3M federal grant
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island College’s Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities has been awarded a five-year, $3 million U.S. Department of Health and Human...
