Important Notice from CCAP: Update on Sharing Your Health Data
We are now part of CurrentCare, a health information exchange in Rhode Island. CurrentCare also shares data with other exchanges in Alaska, Connecticut, D.C., Maryland, and West Virginia. By law, your health information will be shared to help doctors and public health officials make better decisions and provide faster care.
You can choose not to share your information by calling 888-858-4815 or filling out a form on the CurrentCare website at CurrentCareRI.org.
Your health information may be shared with:
a) Health care providers in emergencies or temporarily;
b) Public health authorities doing their jobs;
c) Health plans for managing care and reporting quality.
Aviso importante del CCAP: Actualización sobre cómo compartir sus datos de salud
Ahora somos parte de CurrentCare, un intercambio de información de salud en Rhode Island. CurrentCare también comparte datos con otros intercambios en Alaska, Connecticut, D.C., Maryland y Virginia Occidental. Por ley, su información de salud se compartirá para ayudar a los médicos y funcionarios de salud pública a tomar mejores decisiones y brindar una atención más rápida.
Puede optar para no compartir su información llamando al 888-858-4815 o completando un formulario en el sitio web de CurrentCare en CurrentCareRI.org
Su información de salud puede ser compartida con:
a) Otros proveedores de atención médica en caso de emergencia o temporalmente;
b) Autoridades de salud pública haciendo su trabajo;
c) Planes de seguro que administrar la atención y reportarán la calidad.
Learn MoreThank you to our 2024 Adopt-a-Family & Giving Tree Donors!
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we made a difference in the lives of approximately 250 families through our Adopt-a-Family & Giving Trees Program. Your kindness has brightened homes and hearts this holiday season.
THANK YOU:
ADAH Chapter #15 O.E.S.
Alyssa Martins
Andree Turenne
Anna Marino
Ariana Defusco
Austin Meadows HOA
Aysha Brock
Bank RI
Barnum Financial Group
Baroness Pet Salon
Brittany Roy
Building Engineering Resource Inc
Candy Cane Preschool
CCAP Golf Tournament
CCAP Leadership
Central RI Chamber of Commerce/ Slocum Home Team
Ciara Hale
Citizens Consumer Operations & Loan Dept. Team
CME Credit Union
Coast To Coast
Colleen Barboza
Core Higher Ed.
Cranston Cares
Cristy Raposo
Cucina Rustica
Darey Thet
Daves Charitable Fund
David and Jana Schnell
Deb Edwards
Debbie Arrighie
Decotis Specialty Insurance
Ernest Crivellone
Gianna Naottone
Gina Fleisher
Girl Scout Troop 660 of Coventry
Gregory and Robin DiZoglio
Hair Garden
IGT
IGT Finance Teams
James Bierden
Jane Johnson Wall & Girls
Jill Deslanades or James Deslandes
Jo-Ann and Jessica Fede
John Coletti and Tente
John Montecalvo
Joseph and Ernestine Hanley
Kelli Henry
Kim Pereira
Kristy DosReis
Legacy Partners
Lori Danella
Marinosci Law Group LLC
Marita Rachiele & Family
Mark Pagliarini
Michelle Riley
Mo w/ Alysha Brock
Muni Haus of Beauty – previously Love Cult.
Nancy Howard / Mary Miller
Navigant Credit Union
Nutrition Works of RI
Oaklawn Grange
Office of Energy Resource
Pamela Sayles and Family
Paul & Elizabeth Pimental
Paul Alagero & Rick
Paul Valletta Jr.
Picerne Family Foundation
Pioneer Pizza
Portside Tavern
re|NEW Apartment Communities
Remy Sands
RI Dental Arts
Richard & Judith Petisce
Robert and Judith Godwin
Rotary Club of Cranston
Rxinsider
Saccoccio & Associates Architects
Safe Splash Swim School of West Warwick
Sarah Kuhn
Sarah Montgomery
Shannon Staton
Smithfield Woods Senior Living
St Marys Society
St. Josephs Church
Stephanie Ruggiero
Susan Owens
Ted’s Pub and Richard Santamaria & The Cranston Dem. Party Committee
The Gnarly Dog Doggy Daycare
The Storks Nest Child Academy
Thomas and Sherri Briggs
Tina and Darlene Veira
University Orthopedics
Warwick Firefighters Social Committee
Washington Trust
Washington Trust – Reservoir Ave.
Washington Trust Oaklawn
ZDS Architecture & Interior Design
Thanksgiving Food Drive Success!
With the incredible support of our community, we provided 525 families with Thanksgiving baskets this year filled with everything they need for a holiday meal. ❤️ Thank you to all of our donors who made this possible. Together, we’ve made this season a little brighter for so many families.
THANK YOU:
ADAH Chapter #15 O.E.S.
Anna Marino
Auburn Library
Boy Scouts Troop 13
Camille Durante
Candy Cane Preschool
Coastal Credit Union
Cranston Fire Dept
Cranston Public Library
Cranston Rotary
Cranston West High School
David Ogilvie
Edward Johnson
Faith Chapel: A Church of the Lutheran
Fit to the Core Nutrition
Fresenius Medical Care
George J Peters
Jo-Ann Fede and Jessica Fede
Michael & Paula Goldberg
Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island
Phillips Baptist Church
Pierce Family Charitable Foundation
RI Credit Union
Rhode Island Credit Union
Smithfield Woods Senior Living
St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Stadium School
Stonehill School
Studio B Salon
Woodridge Elementary School Student Council
Lending a Helping Hand Holiday Food Drive
Join our 2024 ‘Lending a Helping Hand’ Holiday Food Drive! Help us reach our goal of 1,000 Thanksgiving baskets by hosting a food drive in your workplace, school, or community. Collect canned goods or donate a $40 grocery gift card to make a difference in the lives of local families this holiday season. Together, we can ensure every family has a reason to give thanks! For more information, please call 401-467-7013.
Learn MoreAdopt-a-Family 2024!
Bring joy to those who need it most this holiday season through CCAP’s Adopt-a-Family & Giving Trees Program! Help us serve over 500 families facing financial hardships, health challenges, and other vulnerable situations. Your generosity will make this holiday season unforgettable for families in need. To donate, visit www.tinyurl.com/ccapholidaygiving24 or contact our Vice President of Social Services, Sherry Diaz, at (401) 562-8336 or sdiaz@comcap.org.
Learn MoreChip for Charity 2024 Success!
We are thrilled to announce the success of our 9th Annual Chip for Charity Golf Tournament, presented by the Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island. The tournament raised over $40,000 to support our programs fighting the war on poverty! It was a beautiful day filled with fun on the course, followed by an evening reception that included dinner and an exciting silent auction.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our generous sponsors, whose support made this event possible:
Presenting Sponsor:
Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island
Tournament Sponsors:
TechCentric
Hilb Group
Ahlborg Construction Corporation
NFP
Ameriprise
Community Sponsors:
Greenwood Credit Union
Bay Business Technologies
Communications Unlimited
Integrated Health Partners
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Navigant Credit Union
Saccoccio & Associates
Encore Catering
Tee Sponsors:
McGunagle Hentz, PC
Total Communications
Pinnacle Plumbing
4Design
Minuteman Press – Johnston
BankNewport
Cox Media
Coastal1 Credit Union
Washington Trust
Lakeshore Learning Materials
SirSpeedy
Insulation R Us
The Petreccia Group at REMAX Advantage
Solventum
Sands Law Offices
Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and helped make this event a huge success. Together, we’re making a difference!
Learn MoreComprehensive Community Action Program Names Chris Mansfield as Chief Executive Officer
Comprehensive Community Action Program (CCAP), one of the largest community action programs in Rhode Island, is excited to announce the appointment of Chris Mansfield as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2025. Chris Mansfield succeeds Joanne McGunagle, who served in the role for 45 years. The board is confident that Chris’s leadership will further the organization’s mission to fight the war on poverty.
With over 30 years of experience at Comprehensive Community Action Program, Chris Mansfield most recently served as CCAP’s Vice President of Family Development, expanding CCAP’s New Opportunity Homes, RI Works State Partnership, Learn to Earn Program, Donation Exchange, and more. He also served as CCAP’s Safety Director, oversaw the Environment of Care Committee, and supervised the Maintenance Department.
“For those who know him, Chris is an accomplished leader and a huge asset to the agency. Chris brings decades of service and dedication to fighting the war on poverty, collaborating with community partners, and maximizing funding for programs that help people each day. The Board of Directors wants to congratulate Mr. Mansfield on his new role, and we pledge to partner with him and his administrative team. We are hopeful in this decision and look forward to CCAP’s successful growth in the future,” said Bob Robillard Jr., LMHC, Chair of CCAP’s Board of Directors.
“It is truly an honor to step into the role of CEO following Joanne’s remarkable 45-year tenure. Her leadership and dedication have left a lasting mark on both this organization and the state of Rhode Island. I recognize her tremendous impact, and I am committed to picking up where she left off—continuing to grow the existing programs that have been so vital to our community,” said Chris Mansfield.
With Chris Mansfield’s leadership, Comprehensive Community Action Program is well-positioned to build on its rich history of service while advancing new initiatives. As the organization expands its programs and vital services, it will continue to meet the growing needs of Rhode Island’s most vulnerable populations.
Learn MoreComing Soon: CCAP Warwick Health Center
We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our new Warwick Health Center at 206 Buttonwoods Avenue in Warwick. The ribbon cutting ceremony took place on Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024, and was a momentous occasion, with distinguished guests including Senator Reed, Senator Whitehouse, Mayor Picozzi, and Speaker Shekarchi.
Our new Warwick Health Center responds to the community’s overwhelming demand for patient care. With our previous Warwick facility operating with two providers, adding a third provider at the existing site still left schedules at total capacity, underscoring the critical need for increased healthcare access. The new building will accommodate a fourth provider, enhancing the center’s capacity to serve the community’s healthcare needs.
Key Services:
CCAP’s Warwick Health Center is committed to providing comprehensive and accessible healthcare services. The new facility will offer services, including but not limited to Family Medicine, Integration of Behavioral Health in Primary Care, Chronic Disease Management, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), and various health screening services. The opening reinforces CCAP’s dedication to meeting the diverse healthcare needs of the community.
Community Impact:
Community Health Centers play a pivotal role in increasing access to primary care by eliminating barriers such as cost, lack of insurance, distance, and language. CCAP has been at the forefront of providing Rhode Island residents with comprehensive healthcare services for decades. “The new facility not only represents a physical expansion but signifies our commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centered care,” stated Joanne McGunagle, CCAP CEO and President. “We are excited about the positive impact this will have on our community, and we look forward to continuing to serve as a trusted family health provider.”
Learn MoreComprehensive Community Action Program CEO Joanne McGunagle Announces Retirement
After an incredible 45-year journey, Joanne McGunagle, Chief Executive Officer of Comprehensive Community Action Program (CCAP), has announced her retirement, effective January 2nd, 2025. Joanne has been the driving force behind CCAP’s growth, transforming it into a comprehensive resource for the community.
Joanne took the reins in 1979, envisioning CCAP as a catalyst for change in poverty-stricken lives. She aimed to consolidate resources under one umbrella, reducing administrative overhead and channeling more funding into impactful programming. Today, CCAP stands as a testament to Joanne’s visionary leadership, profoundly impacting the community and breaking the chains of poverty.
“I began a love affair with CCAP in 1979,” stated Joanne. “CCAP has given me boundless gifts and rewards I never imagined. Professionally, with my team, we have created a system of care designed to provide services while focusing on poverty and the alleviation of it. Personally, I met my husband when creating housing at St. Matthew’s Church with CCAP. All my life milestones have involved CCAP at some level. I could never begin to give back to CCAP what it has given me.”
The accolades garnered over the years, such as the Chamber of Commerce Athena Award (1989) and the NASW Nany Gewirtz Social Action Award (2018), reflect Joanne’s outstanding contributions to the community.
The Board of Directors, responsible for appointing a new CEO, has formed a dedicated search committee to identify the ideal candidate. Joanne will remain with CCAP throughout 2024 to ensure a seamless transition, sharing her wealth of knowledge and nurturing crucial community relationships.
As Joanne steps into retirement, CCAP acknowledges her unparalleled dedication and expresses gratitude for the legacy built over four and a half decades. The journey continues, and CCAP looks forward to carrying on the mission of community service and poverty alleviation.
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