What are the driving factors behind women facing homelessness in Rhode Island? And what can we do to support them and improve the lives of those in our communities?

Crossroads Rhode Island has been helping Rhode Island's most vulnerable women for 125 years.

Stacey and John's journey at Crossroads from homelessness to stable housing.

President & CEO Karen Santilli shares a story that makes her feel especially thankful this season.

After her husband of many years passed away, Catherine found herself unexpectedly homeless. With the help of Crossroads donors, Catherine now has a place to call home for the holidays.

Learn about the Harold Lewis House and how Crossroads serves veterans overcoming homelessness

Where do you vote if you don’t have a permanenet address? Crossroads works with Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea's office to provide homeless neighbors voter education and registration this month.

Crossroads Housing Navigator Vanessa Davidson shares what it's like housing the homeless, and how solving homelessness isn't as complicated as it seems.

At just 15 years old, Anyia and her mother Aliz found themselves homeless. For a while, they stayed with family and friends. Tired of endlessly moving around, Aliz and Aniyah knew they had to make a change.

At 57, Carole suddenly found herself without a home. You can help.