J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center

J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center Announces New President and CEO Dr Al Vario

By Kathleen Layton January 23, 2023Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

Warwick, RI (January 19, 2023) - J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center, a Rhode Island provider of services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is thrilled to announce…

Jennifer Wright CPNRI Community Inclusion Award Winner

By Kathleen Layton September 15, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

The Trudeau Center’s Jennifer Wright is being awarded the Community Provider Network of Rhode Island 2022 Community Inclusion Award and Mike Theroux is the Trudeau Center’s CPNRI DSP of the Year.

Jules and friends celebrate his retirement.

Julien Jacques Retires

By Kathleen Layton August 5, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

After a 14-year career that he adored, Julien Jacques recently retired from the U.S. Naval War College. Julien was a wonderful worker with disabilities and he and his fellow Trudeau Center coworkers celebrated his retirement.

Judith A. Sullivan Speaks at Legislative Meet & Greet

By Kathleen Layton May 31, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

On Wednesday, May 25, Trudeau Center President and CEO Judith A. Sullivan was a guest speaker at a health and human services-focused legislative Meet & Greet at The Public Kitchen & Bar in Providence.

Happy Administrative Assistant Day, Noel Brown!

By Kathleen Layton April 27, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

Noel Brown is an administrative assistant at the J. Arthur Trudeau memorial center. The agency swoons over here every day but on Administrative Assistant Day, we remember to thank her.

Amanda Nickerson. The Trudeau Center, 2022

The Trudeau Center Finds Harmony

By Kathleen Layton February 16, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

Faced with rising COVID-19 cases in our group homes, the J. Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center fights back, with compassion, teamwork, and diligence.

Trudeau’s John Cippola Will Be Missed

By Kathleen Layton January 26, 2022Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

John Cippola, 70, passed away in Warwick, Rhode Island on January 14, 2022. Born in Providence on September 30, 1951, John was predeceased by his mother Viola, his father Giuseppe,…

Trudeau Celebrates Danny Comella on Down Syndrome Awareness Month

By Kathleen Layton October 20, 2021Blog, What's New at Trudeau?

Danny Comella is a student at Pilgrim High School in Warwick, RI. Danny is a black belt in martial arts, a fierce competitor, and adored by friends and family. Danny also has Down syndrome and the Trudeau Center salutes Danny on Down Syndrome Awareness Month!

Tom Moniz’s 16 Years as a DSP

By Kathleen Layton September 16, 2021Blog, In the News, What's New at Trudeau?

Trudeau DSP James Litvack works in Trudeau's CSS (Community Support Services). That's a silly number of acronyms, but James explains what he does better, "I help people do the little things that others take for granted.” On this DSP Recognition Week, let's NEVER take DSPs like James for granted!

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