WARWICK – A $10,000 grant awarded to Thrive Behavioral Health Inc. will help the organization purchase personal protection items for staff members and equipment to set up telehealth sessions.
The money, awarded by the Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corp., is part of the corporation’s “What’s Important Now” grant fund, created to help educational and health care groups cover unforeseen expenses related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Thrive’s Hillsgrove Clubhouse, a facility in Warwick that provides daily activities and treatment for people with serious and persistent mental illness, was particularly affected by safety restrictions stemming from the pandemic.
“To comply with state mandates and ensure the safety of our staff and clients during COVID-19, we had to suspend walk-in appointments, shift face-to-face consultations and treatment to telehealth, and implement remote operations at Hillsgrove Clubhouse,” said Dan Kubas-Meyer, Thrive’s CEO and president. “This funding will enable us to continue safely providing behavioral health services while ensuring members of Hillsgrove participate in telehealth sessions.”
Elizabeth Graham is a PBN contributing writer.
