Corliss Center Celebrates Deaf Awareness
Stacy Santos • August 31, 2026
Corliss Center 2026 Deaf Awareness Cookout
The Corliss Center will be hosting their annual Deaf Awareness Cookout at the Bristol Town Beach Pavillion on Friday, September 25, 2026 between 10am - 3pm. *****Rescheduled due to approaching storm
NEW DATE - Friday, October 2nd, Same time, Same place
Come Join us for Games, Food, and Fun!
If you would like to attend please RSVP by September 17th.
or Call for more information 401-289-2681
A Community Coming Together
It was a wondrous afternoon for members of the Warren Senior Center and Corliss Center, whose combined efforts at the first annual Fashion Show was truly something to behold.
The Corliss Center at 290 Main Street in Warren is creating a sensory garden and is welcoming volunteers to join in the project. On Friday, June 20, from 9:00 to 3:00 there will be site preparation, and on Thursday, June 26, there will be a community planting day from 9:00 to 3:00. Interested in being part of this project? Please contact hello@pearlstreetgarden.org. All levels of experience are welcome!
Hello, I am Jason. I live independently in my condo at The Corliss Center. I am employed part-time as a woodworker, and I am proud of the work I do and what my employer has said about me in this video.
Members of The Corliss Center were invited to a festive Easter luncheon held at the Center on Main Street in Warren. The lovely Easter luncheon was organized by Natasha Mancieri, bookkeeper at Corliss. The setting was complete with beautifully-decorated tables featuring spring flowers. Gathering for food and social time together is always a welcomed part of community life!
On December 23, the members and families of Corliss enjoyed a delicious buffet luncheon in a festive atmosphere at the Center. The event included a visit from Santa, who brought smiles all around as members received personalized gifts. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Bank Newport and Bank of America for their generous sponsorship of this joyous occasion. Adding to the fun, Finance Manager Stacy Santos brought her dog along, providing an extra treat for everyone. It was a wonderful day .
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Rick Clarkson knocked on the door after learning the woman residing inside had a plumbing issue. He had only been on the job as the Executive Director of the Corliss Institute for a matter of days, but with no one else immediately around to answer the call, he sought to address the issue right away.