Once upon a time, in the tiny but terrific state of Rhode Island, there lived a bunch of wild, wacky, and wonderfully zany kids. From Block Island to Pawtucket, they were known for their love of soaking up knowledge like sponge-cakes and their insatiable love for field trips! The ringleader of these adventure-loving children was a cool character named Rhody the Raccoon. Undeniably funny with his twinkling eyes, Rhody wore a funky pair of purple glasses. He was as small as the state they lived in, but he had a heart as big as the ocean that surrounded it. Rhody loved field trips more than he loved triple-decker peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. And boy, did he love his sandwiches. Every time the teacher announced a trip, his tail would twitch faster than a hummingbird's wings. He'd lead the charge, rallying his crew of knowledge-thirsty kids to hop on the bus, which somehow managed to always look like a giant hot dog on wheels. These Rhode Island kids were known far and wide for their field trips. From the sandy shores of Narragansett where they built sandcastles as part of their geometry lessons, to the historic halls of the Breakers Mansion in Newport, where they learned about the Gilded Age while trying not to touch the expensive furniture! They even braved the spooky, cobweb-filled corners of the Providence Athenaeum, all in the name of education. Their laughter echoed through the valleys of the Blackstone River and their questions filled the classrooms. They were the Rhode Island kids, led by the indefatigable Rhody, and their thirst for knowledge was as deep as the ocean, as wide as the skies, and as endless as a hot dog shaped bus ride.
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Kids Klub is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on providing the children and families of Rhode Island with the highest quality care and education. With a team of dedicated professionals, they strive to create a safe, structured, and nurturing environment to better serve the community. They are committed to being the leader in providing services to children and families in an educational and nurturing environment, working in collaboration with the school department, parents, and students on curriculum planning and enrichment activities. Kids Klub is dedicated to providing family, youth, and child services that can make a positive difference in the lives of Rhode Island's children. Their team of professionals are dedicated to creating a supportive environment that allows children to learn and grow, while giving families the peace of mind that their children are safe. Kids Klub is proud of its efforts in providing the highest quality care and education to Rhode Island's children and families. With a commitment to being the leader in providing services, they strive to create an environment that is safe, structured, and nurturing. Through ongoing collaboration with the school department, parents, and students, Kids Klub is dedicated to providing the best services and curriculum planning for children and families in the community.
At YWCA Rhode Island, we are proud to offer a wide range of programs that have a real impact on the advancement of gender equality and racial justice. To empower young women, we have developed unique programs such as Rosie's Girls STEM skills and the Fantastic Girltastic Code Company™. We also host an annual Stand Against Racism event, which brings together individuals dedicated to working towards a more equal society. Our services are available at our three campus locations in Central Falls, Providence, and Woonsocket, allowing us to serve a larger range of people across the state.