Rhode Island Resources for Sexual Abuse Treatment & Support
When a child, teen, adult, or family is affected by sexual abuse, finding the right support can feel overwhelming. Knowing where to turn—and finding providers with specialized experience—can make an important difference.
For families, caregivers, and professionals looking for support in Rhode Island, we’re sharing a resource guide compiled by Pathway to Resilience, LLC. The guide brings together Rhode Island organizations and providers offering services related to sexual abuse treatment and support.
The guide includes resources for:
Sexual abuse evaluation
Risk evaluation
Care coordination and referral services
Home- and community-based services
Office-based counseling and treatment
The guide includes organizations and individual providers serving children, teens, adults, and families. Services and referral requirements vary, so families and professionals are encouraged to contact providers directly to learn more about current availability, eligibility, insurance, and referral options.
Download: Rhode Island Resources for Sexual Abuse Treatment & Support (PDF)
This resource guide was prepared in January 2026.
Finding the right support
Every family’s situation is different. You may be looking for an evaluation, specialized therapy, help coordinating services, or support for a child or young person at home and in the community.
You don't have to know exactly what you need before reaching out. A trusted professional, healthcare provider, school counselor, or support organization may also be able to help you identify an appropriate place to start.
If you're supporting a child or family affected by sexual abuse, seeking help is an important step. Specialized support can give children and families a place to begin healing, build safety, and move forward.
About this resource
The Rhode Island Resources for Sexual Abuse Treatment & Support guide was prepared by Pathway to Resilience, LLC, in January 2026. The organization notes that the list was compiled based on its knowledge of Rhode Island services and not through direct oversight or experience with the services listed.
Resource note: Inclusion in this guide does not constitute an endorsement by Prevent Child Abuse Rhode Island or Parent Support Network of Rhode Island. Services, availability, eligibility, referral requirements, and insurance/payment options may change. Please contact providers directly for the most current information.
This resource is intended for informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical, mental health, or legal advice.
