How Businesses Can Help Better Lives RI
Better Lives Rhode Island is seeking businesses and organizations to collaborate with on several fundraising initiatives.
Better Lives Rhode Island is seeking businesses and organizations to collaborate with on several fundraising initiatives.
Better Lives RI stands on our dedication to our clients. Our people-first philosophy means that every person in need gets direct, personalized attention.
While snow makes for picturesque scenery in Rhode Island, it sets a daunting challenge for our low-income and unhoused neighbors.
The holiday season is a time of warmth and joy. Most importantly, it is a time for giving. At Better Lives RI, we believe in the power of kindness and the incredible impact it can have on individuals and communities. As we immerse ourselves in the holiday season, let’s not forget that working families in[…]
This Giving Tuesday, Help bring dignity to those struggling in the Rhode Island community by donating to Better Lives RI today!
Clothing Matters The ongoing housing crisis and financial strain put vulnerable unhoused Rhode Islanders at significant risk. In the past, we’ve discussed the hygiene gaps faced by the unhoused, but a unique struggle comes in the form of clothing. Despite over 21 billion pounds of textiles being wasted every year, the homeless population struggles to[…]
Every September is Hunger Action Month, As recently as 2021, over 13 million households in the United States were facing food insecurity — that means a slew of families are at risk of poor physical and mental health.
For Rhode Island’s homeless population, a lack of permanent shelter can have disastrous effects on health, particularly during periods of record heat or record cold temperatures.
The unhoused face many daily challenges. One that is taken for granted by most is access to a bathroom and shower. For the unhoused, bathroom access is a challenge. How often do we see signs on doors “No Public Bathrooms” or “Bathrooms are for Patrons Only.” A daily hygiene regimen is crucial for good health[…]
The Bootstrap Mentality ignores the structural factors that contribute to poverty and homelessness