Nina Sparling

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The new facility in Providence, operated by the nonprofit Project Weber/RENEW, provides a place for people to use drugs under medical supervision
A nonprofit is opening a facility where people can use drugs under medical supervision. It also offers connections to drug treatment
Despite historic levels of funding for housing, shelters, and supportive services, rates of homelessness continued to rise, according to the Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness
The city is waiting on a Superior Court judgment that could require it to kick in additional millions in school funding
A year after it The Public’s Radio learned that residents could not benefit from a statewide program, the city and Rhode Island Housing officials agreed to close the loophole