January 25, 2025 @ 10:30 am – 12:30 pm William Hall Library, 1825 Broad St, Cranston
Want to take action this year on issues you care about, but don’t know where to start? Join us at our free Legislative Advocacy Training — our most popular event of the year.
In this two-hour training, you’ll learn how to be an effective advocate at the Statehouse and with your state legislators. We’ll explain the legislative process, talk about some bills that are being heard this session, and leave you equipped to take action. Plus, a state legislator will join us to provide an inside look and be available to answer any questions you may have.
This is a free, beginner-friendly training that is entirely open to the public.
This event is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Cranston Public Library.
NOW is the time to share your road safety concerns and be a part of the statewide planning process!
The SS4A planning project will create municipal Safety Action Plans (SAPs) for 32 participating communities (Exeter and Charlestown opted out), as well as a statewide SAP. This will encompass shifting safety needs, known and emerging areas of safety improvement, identification of priority projects, and will help the State of Rhode Island and its municipalities position for further federal implementation funding.
This project includes a three-tier safety analysis to understand the current state of road safety in each community, identify high risk areas, and develop a predictive view of potential crash sites. However, data doesn’t always include all the information.
SS4A needs to hear from you about your road safety concerns and hopes for your community.
Dates: Tuesday September 17th & 24, October 1st Time: 6 – 7:45PM
South County Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Personal Finance Workshop hosted by Instructor and Financial Coach, Ron Williams.
This workshop is open to anyone 18 or older – slots are limited so register today!
Registration: Advanced registration is required – Registration costs $10. This fee is fully refundable to those who attend all 3 weeks of the workshop.
*Please note, your registration is not complete until we have received your registration fee.*
Ways to register: Scan QR code below, visit southcountyhabitat.org/events, or call Aliyya at 401-213-6711 x305.
More About The Workshop
Instructor Ron William’s passion lies in helping people understand and improve their relationship with personal finance, and has been helping his clients throughout RI as a financial and life coach since 2000. He has received the President’s Volunteer Service award, a distinction given to people who help address the most pressing needs in their community and the country. Ron’s unique approach will help students identify their
specific financial goals and the motivation to work toward those goals by incorporating a realistic personal spending plan into their daily routines.
The following topics will be covered:
● Reducing or eliminating debt
● Saving and investing
● Building an emergency fund
● Ways to increase income
● Reviewing spending habits and patterns
Dates: Tuesday September 17th & 24, October 1st Time: 6 – 7:45PM
South County Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Personal Finance Workshop hosted by Instructor and Financial Coach, Ron Williams.
This workshop is open to anyone 18 or older – slots are limited so register today!
Registration: Advanced registration is required – Registration costs $10. This fee is fully refundable to those who attend all 3 weeks of the workshop.
*Please note, your registration is not complete until we have received your registration fee.*
Ways to register: Scan QR code below, visit southcountyhabitat.org/events, or call Aliyya at 401-213-6711 x305.
More About The Workshop
Instructor Ron William’s passion lies in helping people understand and improve their relationship with personal finance, and has been helping his clients throughout RI as a financial and life coach since 2000. He has received the President’s Volunteer Service award, a distinction given to people who help address the most pressing needs in their community and the country. Ron’s unique approach will help students identify their
specific financial goals and the motivation to work toward those goals by incorporating a realistic personal spending plan into their daily routines.
The following topics will be covered:
● Reducing or eliminating debt
● Saving and investing
● Building an emergency fund
● Ways to increase income
● Reviewing spending habits and patterns
