May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💙 Small moments of support can make a lasting impact.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, our Crisis Response Team is here.
📍 Walk in Monday–Friday, 9 AM–2 PM 📞 Call anytime (401) 854-6678 Support is here. You are not alone.
May is Foster Care Awareness Month!💙
At Family Service of Rhode Island, we work alongside foster families and community support to continue creating safe environments for kids to thrive in. This month, we are encouraging Rhode Islanders to take the first step and learn more about how they can support kids, like Noah, who are in foster care.
From opening your home to sharing awareness. Every step counts. Now is the perfect time to learn more by clicking the link in our bio.
There’s no wrong time to call Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS).
Whether it’s after school, on the weekend, or at 2 a.m.—MRSS is always available.
If a child is in crisis, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
📞 24/7 MRSS Hotline: (401) 854-6678 🔗 /programs/crisis-response-services
May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚
At Family Service of RI, we believe self-care isn’t a luxury, it’s essential. It matters for our team, our clients, families, caregivers… everyone.
Taking care of your mental health should always be a priority, in every season of life.
Take a moment to listen as members of our FSRI team share the ways they practice self-care and support their well-being.
#MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #SelfCare #FSRI #WellnessMatters
Please help us welcome the newest members of the FSRI team 💙
We’re excited to have them join us in supporting youth, families, and communities across Rhode Island. Every new team member helps strengthen the work we do for those who need it most, and we’re so happy to have them here.
Welcome to FSRI!
#TeamThursday
Foster. Support. Take the first step. 💙
One of the most common barriers to becoming a foster parent is simply not knowing what to expect.
Here are some of the most asked questions we hear. You don’t need to have all the answers to begin. Sometimes the first step is just asking questions like this.
Learn more at fosterri.org or click the link in our bio for more info
Share this post to help someone else get the answers they’ve been looking for. 💙
#ICYMI: I delivered $450,000 for Family Service Rhode Island’s Police GO Team. This program pairs social workers with law enforcement officers to support children and families after violence and crisis.
Proud to help bring these critical resources home for Rhode Islanders.
Have you ever thought about being a foster parent? Many kids are in need right now. Contact Foster Services of Rhode Island. #fosterparents #foster #rhodeisland
Sending love this Mother’s Day to biological moms, foster moms, adoptive moms, solo moms, mothers-to-be, mentors, mother figures, and the many more who lead with love every day. 💙
Thank you for the care, strength, and support you bring to families and communities.
Take the first step 👣
You don’t have to be ready. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to care.
Join our virtual info session TONIGHT at 5:30 PM to learn the different ways you can support kids in foster care and get your questions answered.
May is Foster Care Awareness Month. Share this post and help us reach someone who could change a child’s life.
#FosterCareAwareness #SupportKids #FosterCare #RhodeIsland #BeTheDifference
Clean air starts at home 💨🧡
Join us for a hands-on DIY Air Filter Building Event and learn how to create your own air filter to improve indoor air quality for you and your family.
📅 May 21, 2026
⏰ 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 Washington Park Library (1316 Broad St, Providence)
👨👩👧👦 Open to all ages
🛠️ Materials provided
Spots are limited—registration is required!
🔗 /DIYAirFilterEvent
Yesterday was such a special reminder of what can happen when communities come together. 💙
FSRI’s GO Team currently partners with Providence, Pawtucket, Central Falls, Woonsocket, Newport, Barrington, Rhode Island State Police, and the DCYF Child Protection Unit to help support Rhode Islanders during moments of crisis with care, compassion, and connection.
A huge thank you to @repgabeamo for helping secure federal funding that will strengthen this work and support the GO Team’s continued growth across Rhode Island. Also, thank you to @senwhitehouse for his constant support of FSRI.
So grateful to everyone working every day to make a difference in our communities.
