Through its Department of Human Services and Commission on Human Services, the city and several nonprofit agencies provide a number of services including:

Transwick - Any Warwick resident who is 55 years of age or older, disabled, or does not possess any available means of transportation is eligible to participate in the Transwick program. From trips to the grocery store and nursing home to recreational excursions and retail shopping, the Transwick program provides many of the transportation needs of Warwick's residents.

Senior Centers - The City of Warwick provides a wide range of quality services to its Seniors. Many of Warwick's seniors are life-long residents and, as such, have earned a tremendous amount of respect and gratitude of City Hall. Through a wide range of programs, such as quality meals, health seminars, affordable housing, reliable transportation, and other engaging activities, it is our hope that Warwick's seniors will continue to take pride in our great City.

The Mayor’s Handicap Commission, which establishes an understanding and implementation of provisions and regulations for Warwick to meet the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

A Substance Abuse Program, which offers "in the field" help to combat the current substance abuse in the schools and throughout the community.

Project Hope, a state and city-funded Adolescence Pregnancy/Parenting Program designed to assist teenage parents.

Rescue services are provided by the city’s Fire Department and one private ambulance service.

Kent County Memorial Hospital, a nonprofit general hospital which cares for medical, emergency, surgical, pediatric, obstetrical and psychiatric patents from around the region.

Walk-in Medical Clinics. There are two medical walk-in clinics in Warwick:

Midland Medical
824 Bald Hill Road
401-822-4900

Warwick Medical Walk-in Room Inc.
1131 Warwick Ave.
401-785-9333.

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