Disability Rights Rhode Island (DRRI) and the ACLU of RI are pleased that St. Mary’s Home for Children will shut down operations entirely and transition its outpatient and educational services to Tides Behavioral Health, as announced by the St. Mary’s Board of Directors on August 20, 2024. The closure also terminates Tides’ plan to reopen and expand the troubled Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) at St. Mary’s.
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DRRI ACLURI Letter to Finance Committee
MEMORANDUM TO: K. Joseph Shekarchi, Speaker of the House Christopher R. Blazejewski, Majority Leader Marvin L. Abney, Chair, House Committee on Finance House Committee on Finance FROM: Morna Murray, Executive Director, Disability Rights Rhode Island Steven Brown, Executive Director, ACLU of Rhode Island DATE: May 24, 2024 RE: Proposed
Request for Proposal – DRRI Seeks Videographer for Documentary
Request for Proposal – DRRI Seeks Videographer for Documentary
We Want to Hear from You!
We Want to Hear from You! PUBLIC COMMENTS – SAMHSA/CMHS invites you to send comments about the PAIMI Program services and activities conducted by Disability Rights Rhode Island.
UPDATE: Consent Decree – Monitor Report
DRRI continues to be involved in monitoring compliance with the Consent Decree.
DRRI Statement on the Death of Charlene Liberty
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE05.11.2022 Charlene Liberty was a client of Disability Rights Rhode Island and the lead plaintiff in the class action lawsuit, Liberty v. Rhode Island Department of Corrections. But, more importantly, she was a mother to Breanna, a daughter to Mary and George, and a sister to Elisha, George,
Statement regarding RIDE’s proposed readiness-based graduation requirements
Statement from RIPIN, Disability Rights Rhode Island, Parent Support Network of Rhode Island, Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council, The Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities, and The Autism Project on RIDE’s proposed readiness-based graduation requirements
News Release: CVS Court Case
GROUPS APPLAUD CVS FOR WITHDRAWING U.S. SUPREME COURT PETITION THAT THREATENED THE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES The ACLU of Rhode Island and Disability Rights Rhode Island today applauded Woonsocket-based CVS for withdrawing its petition in a pending U.S. Supreme Court case that the groups said could have turned back
RSVP For SDM Webinars with Jonathan Martinis
We are proud to partner with Jonathan Martinis in offering five dynamic webinars on the practical application of Supported Decision-Making. Our series begins on Thursday, October 28 at 6:00 pm. Each session will be 90 minutes. All sessions are free and offer direct access to Mr. Martinis via live questions
Save the Dates! DRRI presents Supported Decision Making Webinar Series with Jonathan Martinis
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