Town of North Smithfield
The Town of North Smithfield is one of the only communities in the State of Rhode Island that does not have a dedicated senior center. Meanwhile, the Town\u2019s population consists of over twenty percent older adults who are currently forced to travel to other communities to participate in senior service activities. This funding would enable the Town to construct an addition to a current municipal building, Scouters Hall. The addition would serve as a full-service community center with an outdoor seating area and access to walking paths at the adjacent Pacheco Park. The new dedicated space would enable the Town to provide important support to seniors and a space for socialization and activity. The Town would offer general health and wellness services including exercise classes, blood pressure and nurse consultations, and nutrition and general health counseling. Further proposed services would include access to information specialists to assist with annual Medicare review and tax preparation. There are approximately 3,000 seniors residing in North Smithfield, of this population approximately one-third are low-to-moderate income. This project would offer key assistance to this demographic, helping to meet their health, wellness, and social needs.
Amount Appropriated
$4.0M
Federal Funding Lifecycle
FY2023FFID tracks stages 1–2 — stages 3–5 vary by agency, assistance type, and earmark structure.
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Member submits CPF / CDS
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The Town of North Smithfield is one of the only communities in the State of Rhode Island that does not have a dedicated senior center. Meanwhile, the Town\u2019s population consists of over twenty percent older adults who are currently forced to travel to other communities to participate in senior service activities. This funding would enable the Town to construct an addition to a current municipal building, Scouters Hall. The addition would serve as a full-service community center with an outdoor seating area and access to walking paths at the adjacent Pacheco Park. The new dedicated space would enable the Town to provide important support to seniors and a space for socialization and activity. The Town would offer general health and wellness services including exercise classes, blood pressure and nurse consultations, and nutrition and general health counseling. Further proposed services would include access to information specialists to assist with annual Medicare review and tax preparation. There are approximately 3,000 seniors residing in North Smithfield, of this population approximately one-third are low-to-moderate income. This project would offer key assistance to this demographic, helping to meet their health, wellness, and social needs.
Sponsoring Member
David Cicilline
Representative · RI
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Town of North Smithfield
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Data Provenance
- Source
- House Appropriations Committee
- Status
- enacted
- Fiscal Year
- FY2023
- Category
- other unclassified
- Use Case
- facility renovation
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