AccessPoint RI empowers children and adults with differing abilities to claim their right to dignity, respect, education, equality, and choice. For more than 60 years, we have provided innovative programs and services that help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live, learn, work, and thrive in their communities. Serving more than 650 Rhode Islanders annually, AccessPoint RI is committed to creating a future where every person can live without limits.

Every person deserves the opportunity to live a life filled with dignity, choice, purpose, and belonging. At AccessPoint RI, we see every day what becomes possible when individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are given the support, opportunities, and community they deserve.

For more than 60 years, AccessPoint RI has helped children and adults build independence, develop meaningful relationships, pursue employment, continue their education, and fully participate in their communities. From early childhood education and autism services to workforce development, residential supports, adult day programs, and Special Olympics, we walk alongside individuals and families through every stage of life.

The need for these services continues to grow. Today, AccessPoint RI serves more than 650 Rhode Islanders annually, and demand for our programs has never been greater. Every dollar raised through the Flutie 5K for Autism helps us provide life-changing opportunities, adaptive programming, community experiences, health and wellness initiatives, communication supports, employment training, and individualized services that empower people to reach their fullest potential.

When you support Team AccessPoint RI, you are investing in a future where people of all abilities can learn, work, play, and thrive without barriers. Your generosity helps create opportunities, build connections, and ensure that every individual we serve has the chance to live a life without limits.

Join us. Donate, sponsor, fundraise, or run with Team AccessPoint RI—and help create a more inclusive Rhode Island for all.