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Whether you're a parent, caregiver, youth, professional, or community partner, there are many ways to connect, learn, and strengthen families across Rhode Island.
A Special Thank You to Our Community
Thank you for helping make our 2026 Cherish the Child Country Gala a success!
Together, our community raised $9,765 to support child abuse prevention and family strengthening in Rhode Island.
Held on August 28 at Faith Hill Farm, the evening brought together families, community members, local businesses, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and supporters for a night of BBQ, live music by North County Band, dancing, raffles, and connection.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who contributed their time, resources, talents, and generosity to make the evening possible — thank you for helping us Cherish the Child. 💙
With Gratitude
Special thanks to our sponsors, raffle donors, volunteers, event partners, and the team at Faith Hill Farm for helping make this event possible.
Your support helps us continue strengthening families and advancing child abuse prevention across Rhode Island.
PSN on The Rhode Show 💜
Executive Director Lisa Conlan Lewis joined The Rhode Show to share more about PSN's mission, our work supporting children and families, and the Cherish the Child Country Gala.
🎥 Watch the segment and learn more about PSN’s work.
Explore an event below to learn more or register. Most programs are free and open to Rhode Island families and professionals.
Children’s Behavioral Health Family Engagement Workgroup
Third Thursdays monthly in Warwick or online at psnri.org/few
RI Fatherhood Initiative Steering Committee Meeting
First Thursdays Monthly. Location changes.
Children’s Behavioral Health Family Engagement Workgroup
Third Thursdays Monthly in Warwick or online at psnri.org/few
RI Fatherhood Initiative Steering Committee Meeting
First Thursdays Monthly. Location changes.
RI Fatherhood Initiative Steering Committee Meeting
First Thursdays Monthly. Location changes.
Building Strong Families: Understanding ACEs and Strengthening Family Well-Being
Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or just curious, this webinar is packed with helpful info to support stronger, healthier families. Don’t miss out on connecting and learning together!
Partners in Prevention: Identifying & Responding to Child Sexual Abuse
presentations by Day One and Aubin Center at our quarterly meeting
Youth At Risk of Human Trafficking
Learn about the realities and risks of human trafficking for young people - including skill building and care solutions for vulnerable teens.
Human Trafficking 101
In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Sojourner House is hosting a series of free trainings this January at the United Way of Rhode Island. The first offering in this series is Human Trafficking 101, an overview course taught by Maria Haces, Sojourner House's Human Trafficking Services Coordinator.
Understanding the Legal System to Assist Survivors of Domestic Violence
Free in person training!
Partners in Prevention Quarterly Meeting
Guest Speaker from The Economic Progress Institute!
Building Healthy Relationships: Empowering Teens to Navigate Love Safely
Free virtual workshop during Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
CANCELLED - Family Engagement Workgroup: RI Children's Behavioral Health Consent Decree
CANCELED and to be rescheduled
RI Fatherhood Initiative Steering Committee Meeting
First Thursdays Monthly. No need to register.
RI Fatherhood Initiative Steering Committee Meeting
First Thursdays Monthly. No need to register.
RIFI Fatherhood Forum
We are inviting fathers, state policy makers, community providers, and families to join us and hear from fathers, community providers, and state interagency leadership.
Digital Action Day
Raise your voice for child abuse prevention and let’s ask our lawmakers to invest in the well-being of children and families across the country.
Not sure where to start?
If you’re looking for support but don’t know which event is right for you, we can help.
Why Events Matter
Strong families are built through connection. These events help reduce stress, strengthen parenting skills, and build protective factors that prevent child abuse and neglect.