The COVID-19 crisis has had an immense impact on our community. Now more than ever, ONE Neighborhood Builders stands committed to connecting our neighbors with critical resources to endure this difficult time.

As the crisis unfolds, ONE|NB will be updating this list frequently. Please check back often.  We have recently created a Central Providence Conquers COVID Dashboard gain insight on how our Community Health Workers are impacting our neighbors in need.

Our Community Health Workers are available to help residents in Olneyville, Federal Hill, Hartford, Valley, Silver Lake, Elmhurst, Charles, Wanskuck, and Smith Hill  learn about and benefit from these resources. Contact a Community Health Worker for a  confidential, free phone appointment at (401) 374-3679.

ONE Neighborhood Builders recently unveiled our new mobile healthcare trailer, which will enable us to bring healthcare services – and more – to members of the community!

Almost 30% of Olneyville residents do not own vehicles, and mobile health services are a great way to connect with under-served populations. While the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for increasing access to healthcare, the trailer can be used for a host of purposes: health fairs, flu shot clinics, and even community meetings. In fact, it’s available for community use; call us for more info!

Click here to take a tour of our new trailer.

Health

Find your closest testing site with the Central Providence COVID Testing Map.

The Rhode Island Department of Health has developed a list of Testing Sites.

Free testing is available for uninsured Rhode Islanders through RI Free Clinic. Call (401) 92-COVID to make an appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions by Providence Community Health Centers: English | Spanish

Vaccine

RIDOH COVID-19 vaccine web pages:
English
Spanish

COVID-19 Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
English
Available in Arabic, Cambodian (Khmer), Cape Verdean Creole, Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Hmong, Kinyarwanda, Laotian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swahili here

CDC COVID-19 Vaccine Materials

Benefits of Getting Vaccinated: cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/vaccine-benefits.html

Back To School

Back2SchoolRI.com has a wealth of information.

Some helpful resources available on this website include:

The Governor hosted several back to school forums on Facebook, where she invited guests to discuss a variety of issues.

Factsheets in English & Spanish

COVID 19 FAQ PARENT FRIENDLY VERSION 8.31.20

COVID 19 FAQ PARENT FRIENDLY SPANISH VERSION_8.31.20

Housing

Renter’s Fact Sheet by Housing Network RI – Know your rights as a renter.

Safe Harbor Rental Assistance from United Way – Families behind on rent payments due to COVID-19 can apply for rental assistance.

West Elmwood Housing Assistance Program – Residents living in 02907 can apply for rental and grocery assistance.

Food

Free grab & go lunches are available for children while school is closed.  Learn about pick-up sites and more information here.

Food Pantries:

The Federal Hill Food Center is located at 35 Swiss Street, in Providence, and is open Tuesday through Friday from 9am to 12pm.

The Olneyville Food Center is located at 261 Manton Ave, in Providence, and is open  Tuesdays 9am – 1pm; Wednesdays and Thursdays 9am – 5pm; and Fridays  9am to 2pm.

Family Service of RI is delivering fresh food and cleaning supplies to keep Rhode Island seniors safe. If you or someone you know will benefit from this service, call 401-462-4444.

SNAP

Childcare

The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) through DHS can subsidize the cost of childcare for eligible families.

The Early Learning Center through Federal Hill House provides childcare for families with children ages 18 months to 5 years.

Employment/Unemployment

For job postings from companies looking to immediately hire, visit Skills for RI’s Future Job Board.

Click here for an unemployment fact sheet from the Department of Labor and Training.

Returning to work?  Learn how to do so safely, here.

COVID-19 emergency funding and resources for artists.

 

Immigration

The weR1 Rhode Island Relief Fund provides cash assistance to undocumented immigrants who have experienced financial hardship during the COVID-19 crisis.  Rhode Islanders who cannot receive public assistance or federal assistance because of their  immigration status are available for financial assistance up to $400.
To apply call 401-675-1414

Your support for our community is essential. Your neighbors are relying on you to help with their health and safety. Please contribute. Together, we are ONE.

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