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Tide Family Services: A Case Study
Name, jurisdiction, link:
Tides family service, Kent county, Providence, Woonsocket, and Central Falls/ Pawtucket, RI

http://www.tidesfs.org/services

http://s355514427.onlinehome.us/

Main interventions description:
Tides Family services offer community-based programs for youth age 6-21in blow poverty line neighborhoods. Staff are available to help clients 24/7 for every single day of the year. Programs offered are counseling, recreational activities, therapy, and after school programs. Children and youth are referred to Tides by the court, probation officers, the department of children, youth, and families, school, psychiatrist, or parents. Tides workers go into the community and work with the child and family, where the child feels most

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