Delaware Dental Resource Guide
Delaware 2-1-1
Literacy Delaware
Contact Literacy Delaware to become a Basic Reader or English Language Learner. You must:
Be at least 16 years old
Complete a test to evaluate your current abilities
Commit to weekly meetings/classes
Commit to at least 90 hours of instruction per year
Help is here Delaware
Free 24/7 counseling, coaching, and therapy, as well as links to mental health, addiction, and crisis services.
Food Bank of Delaware
Children’s Nutrition
WIC Outreach
Delaware Food Works
Food Distribution
Nutrition Education
SNAP Outreach
$tand By Me
Health Pantry Center
Food Service Training
Culinary School at the Food Bank of Delaware
SevSafe Training
Warehouse training
LOGIC (Logistics, Operations, General Warehousing and Inventory Control)
First State Community Action Agency
Emergency Assistance
Emergency Food
Eviction Prevention
Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention
Shelter Locations
Disconnection/Shut Off Notice for Utilities
Medical Prescriptions
Family Resources
Prison Re-Entry
Case Management
Community Dinners
Youth Programs
Summer Enrichment Camp
After School Programs
Community Support
La Casita Outreach
Strong Communities Initiative
Housing Assistance
Housing Counseling
State Rental Assistance Program
Summer Cooling Assistance Program
Training and Employment
“Now We’re Cooking” -- training program for high schoolers
Adult Culinary Arts Training
Senior Programs
Employment Program
Senior Companion Program
Delaware Guidance Services - 24/7 Crisis Response
Our skilled crisis intervention clinicians come to wherever you are, whenever you need it, to provide counseling and support. Using evidenced-informed risk assessments, they work with you figure out challenges and strengths; they help you work through a difficult situation; calm down anyone who is angry, upset, or out of control; make sure everyone is safe, and create a plan for a path forward, providing short-term support
Our statewide youth crisis response services are available 24-hours a day and 365 days a year for children and teens (ages 2-18) who:
Have identified to be at risk of harm to themselves or others
Have experienced recent trauma
May be experiencing mental health symptoms
Are seeking help for managing emotional and/or behavioral health problems
Contact Lifeline
24/7 Crisis Helpline
Live Chat: 5:30pm--10:30pm accessible through website.
Sexual Assault Crisis Services
Telephone counseling
Information and referral
In-person support and advocacy at hospitals, police stations, and courts
Individual counseling for survivors, friends and family
Sexual Assault Counseling Services
La Esperanza Center
Immigration
Personalized advice on steps to obtain citizenship
Processing of documentation for citizenship
Information sessions for the community
Victim Services
Traumatic therapy and support services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault
Psychological therapy and support services
Personal and Family Development
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention Program (PASA)
Personal financial advice