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Discover free phone options across Rhode Island. Federal programs serve eligible residents in every one of the state's many cities, providing free devices and comprehensive wireless service without monthly bills.
Available Programs
Rhode Island residents benefit from two major federal programs: Lifeline and the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). Lifeline has served low-income households since 1985, while ACP was created in 2021 to expand broadband access. Together, they provide comprehensive communication assistance.
Get up to $30/month off your internet bill and a one-time $100 discount on a device.
Learn More →Receive a free phone and monthly service discount for eligible low-income households.
Learn More →Free Government Phone - Rhode Island Cities
Providence
1,270,529 residents
Warwick
82,871 residents
Cranston
82,632 residents
Pawtucket
75,280 residents
East Providence
46,970 residents
Woonsocket
43,074 residents
Cumberland
36,399 residents
Coventry
35,873 residents
North Providence
33,985 residents
South Kingstown
32,177 residents
West Warwick
31,114 residents
Johnston
29,530 residents
North Kingstown
27,909 residents
Newport
25,029 residents
Bristol
22,795 residents
Central Falls
22,481 residents
Smithfield
21,872 residents
Lincoln
21,670 residents
Westerly (CDP)
18,272 residents
Westerly
17,936 residents
Rhode Island free phone programs are open!
Eligible residents in all many cities receive free devices and service.
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