Finding support for your family can feel overwhelming, especially when navigating unfamiliar systems. Learn how asking questions, building connections, and accessing family support can help you move forward with confidence.

Learn how protective factors, supportive relationships, and community connections help strengthen families, build resilience, and support child abuse prevention across Rhode Island.

Explore free printable activities and resources that help families build connection, strengthen protective factors, and learn more about child abuse prevention.

Families may take different paths, but they share a common goal: helping children thrive. Learn how the One Family Program brings birth parents, foster caregivers, and kinship families together to build connection, trust, and support.

Practical tips to help Rhode Island families stay safe during summer activities, including water safety, heat protection, driving, fireworks, and injury prevention.

When stress stays high, the body can go into survival mode. Learn how fight, flight, freeze, and fawn responses work—and why understanding them can reduce shame and support healing.

Children’s mental health is connected to the support, relationships, and resources surrounding the whole family. Learn how family peer support and community connections can help children and caregivers thrive.

Prevention starts with understanding, compassion, and support. A complex trauma survivor shares seven ways communities can help protect children and strengthen families.

Child Abuse Prevention Month is an opportunity to move beyond awareness and focus on action. Learn how Rhode Island communities are coming together to support families and build safe, nurturing environments for children.