Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation!
Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation! Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation! Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation! Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation! Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation!
Smart Start offers special services to help women have healthy babies and raise healthy children. Services include home visits to teach new mothers and mothers-to-be about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for children.
Smart Start offers special services to help women have healthy babies and raise healthy children. Services include home visits to teach new mothers and mothers-to-be about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for children.
Offers emergency community housing to women and families in need of it. They offer case management, life skills workshops, custodial training, culinary training, domestic violence case management, urban agriculture, and a people’s pantry.
Healthy Families Delaware is a free, voluntary home visiting program that supports pregnant individuals (28+ weeks) and families with babies under 3 months old. Through regular visits, a Family Support Specialist offers guidance, parenting support, and connections to resources from pregnancy through the child's third birthday.
NDEHS provides pregnant people, infants, toddlers and their families with quality care and family services. Their goal is to promote children’s success and families’ self-sufficiency through community collaboration and partnerships. This includes both home-based and center-based services for families.
PAT is a program which provides visits to families in their homes to support pregnant mothers and children from birth through kindergarten. They aim to: increase parent knowledge of early childhood development, improve parenting practices, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, and preventing child abuse and neglect.
HWHB is a program that offers extra services to women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, or who just want to live a healthier life. These include personal health and wellness, nutrition, family planning, mental health, and prenatal care.
NDEHS provides pregnant people, infants, toddlers and their families with quality care and family services. Their goal is to promote children’s success and families’ self-sufficiency through community collaboration and partnerships. This includes both home-based and center-based services for families.
NDEHS provides pregnant people, infants, toddlers and their families with quality care and family services. Their goal is to promote children’s success and families’ self-sufficiency through community collaboration and partnerships. This includes both home-based and center-based services for families.
Bayhealth's Lactation Services are staffed by International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) to provide the counseling and support you need to breastfeed your baby, including education on breastfeeding techniques, addressing concerns and helping with breastfeeding challenges.
PAT is a program which provides visits to families in their homes to support pregnant mothers and children from birth through kindergarten. They aim to: increase parent knowledge of early childhood development, improve parenting practices, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, and preventing child abuse and neglect.
HWHB is a program that offers extra services to women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, or who just want to live a healthier life. These include personal health and wellness, nutrition, family planning, mental health, and prenatal care.
Smart Start offers special services to help women have healthy babies and raise healthy children. Services include home visits to teach new mothers and mothers-to-be about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for children.
Do Care Doula Foundation, Inc. provides support for birthing people and their families through physical, emotional, and educational resources. Their services include grant-funded doula training, subsidized doula care, childbirth and lactation education, support groups, and community events. The organization a
Do Care Doula Foundation, Inc. provides support for birthing people and their families through physical, emotional, and educational resources. Their services include grant-funded doula training, subsidized doula care, childbirth and lactation education, support groups, and community events. The organization also offers access to a diaper bank, menstrual and hygiene products, and a walk-in food pantry
HWHB is a program that offers extra services to women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, or who just want to live a healthier life. These include personal health and wellness, nutrition, family planning, mental health, and prenatal care.
PAT is a program which provides visits to families in their homes to support pregnant mothers and children from birth through kindergarten. They aim to: increase parent knowledge of early childhood development, improve parenting practices, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, and preventing child abuse and neglect.
Smart Start offers special services to help women have healthy babies and raise healthy children. Services include home visits to teach new mothers and mothers-to-be about pregnancy, labor and delivery, and caring for children.
Bayhealth's Lactation Services are staffed by International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) to provide the counseling and support you need to breastfeed your baby, including education on breastfeeding techniques, addressing concerns and helping with breastfeeding challenges.
Sean’s House is a free, 24/7 mental health resource for young adults ages 14–24, offering a safe, confidential space to talk with Peer24 Support Specialists who have lived experience. Its mission is to support mental wellness, empower young people, and connect them with personalized resources and peer communities.
Sean’s House is a free, 24/7 mental health resource for young adults ages 14–24, offering a safe, confidential space to talk with Peer24 Support Specialists who have lived experience. Its mission is to support mental wellness, empower young people, and connect them with personalized resources and peer communities.
The Child Life Program at Nemours helps children and families cope with medical experiences through play, education, and emotional support. Certified Child Life specialists provide personalized care to reduce stress and anxiety, promote understanding, and support the entire family during hospital visits or treatments.
DGS is a nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families across Delaware. With a focus on accessible, community-based care, DGS offers counseling, crisis intervention, and psychiatric services to support emotional and behavioral well-being.
NAMI Delaware is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by mental health conditions. They offer free education programs, support groups, advocacy efforts, and community outreach to promote mental health awareness and improve access to care across Delaware.
Project THRIVE provides free, trauma-informed mental health services to eligible Delaware students in public, private, parochial, and homeschool settings, from pre-K through 12th grade. The program supports students dealing with trauma—such as abuse, violence, racism, or bullying—by helping them manage stress, improve emotional regulation, and succeed in school.
Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It offers a wide range of services, including behavioral health counseling, food assistance, housing support, immigration services, and support for those facing homelessness or poverty — regardless of religious affiliation.
Project THRIVE provides free, trauma-informed mental health services to eligible Delaware students in public, private, parochial, and homeschool settings, from pre-K through 12th grade. The program supports students dealing with trauma—such as abuse, violence, racism, or bullying—by helping them manage stress, improve emotio
Project THRIVE provides free, trauma-informed mental health services to eligible Delaware students in public, private, parochial, and homeschool settings, from pre-K through 12th grade. The program supports students dealing with trauma—such as abuse, violence, racism, or bullying—by helping them manage stress, improve emotional regulation, and succeed in school.
People's Place Counseling Centers provide mental health evaluations, therapy, and medication management services to clients of all ages, backgrounds, and needs. They have licensed practitioners draw on a variety of evidence-based models to develop trauma-informed, individualized treatment plans and to assist each client in meeting their personal treatment goals.
Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It offers a wide range of services, including behavioral health counseling, food assistance, housing support, immigration services, and support for those facing homelessness or poverty — regardless of religious affiliation.
Dover Behavioral Health System offers a healing environment that is reassuring to a patients’ sense of security and confidentiality. Dedicated to excellence, Dover Behavioral Health System is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides psychiatric (mental health) treatment to children, adolescents and adults and substance use (drug and alcohol) treatment services for adults.
DGS is a nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families across Delaware. With a focus on accessible, community-based care, DGS offers counseling, crisis intervention, and psychiatric services to support emotional and behavioral well-being.
DGS is a nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families across Delaware. With a focus on accessible, community-based care, DGS offers counseling, crisis intervention, and psychiatric services to support emotional
DGS is a nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families across Delaware. With a focus on accessible, community-based care, DGS offers counseling, crisis intervention, and psychiatric services to support emotional and behavioral well-being.
NAMI Delaware is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by mental health conditions. They offer free education programs, support groups, advocacy efforts, and community outreach to promote mental health awareness and improve access to care across Delaware.
People's Place Counseling Centers provide mental health evaluations, therapy, and medication management services to clients of all ages, backgrounds, and needs. They have licensed practitioners draw on a variety of evidence-based models to develop trauma-informed, individualized treatment plans and to assist each client in meeting their personal treatment goals.
Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It offers a wide range of services, including behavioral health counseling, food assistance, housing support, immigration services, and support for those facing homelessness or poverty — regardless of religious affiliation.
Project THRIVE provides free, trauma-informed mental health services to eligible Delaware students in public, private, parochial, and homeschool settings, from pre-K through 12th grade. The program supports students dealing with trauma—such as abuse, violence, racism, or bullying—by helping them manage stress, improve emotional regulation, and succeed in school.
The YMCA of Delaware’s Community Health Programs focus on improving the overall well-being of individuals and families through accessible, evidence-based health initiatives. These programs include support for chronic disease prevention and management (like Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring and Diabetes Prevention), mental hea
The YMCA of Delaware’s Community Health Programs focus on improving the overall well-being of individuals and families through accessible, evidence-based health initiatives. These programs include support for chronic disease prevention and management (like Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring and Diabetes Prevention), mental health support, and nutrition education.
Provided by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program from the Arthritis Foundation designed to reduce pain and improve overall health through safe, guided walking. Participants can choose between a weekly email series or live Zoom sessions, and receive a guidebook, ongoing support, and resources. The program encourages walking at least three times per week and offers a certificate of completion.
Triage Cancer provides state-specific resources and information to help individuals affected by cancer navigate legal and practical issues such as health insurance, employment, disability benefits, and estate planning. The site connects users with federal and state agencies, legal protections, and practical support in areas like housing, transportation, and finances.
The Road to Recovery program gives free rides to cancer-related medical appointments. Trained volunteer drivers are happy to pick you up, take you to your appointment, and drop you off at home. Not having a ride shouldn’t stand between you and lifesaving treatment.
Dining with Diabetes is a program offered by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension that helps individuals with type 2 diabetes — as well as their families and caregivers — learn how to manage the disease through healthy eating and lifestyle changes. The program typically includes nutrition education, cooking demonstrations, food tastings, and guidance on meal planning, all led by health professionals. It's designed to empower participants to make informed food choices and improve their overall health.
Dining with Diabetes is a program offered by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension that helps individuals with type 2 diabetes — as well as their families and caregivers — learn how to manage the disease through healthy eating and lifestyle changes. The program typically includes nutrition education, cooking
Dining with Diabetes is a program offered by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension that helps individuals with type 2 diabetes — as well as their families and caregivers — learn how to manage the disease through healthy eating and lifestyle changes. The program typically includes nutrition education, cooking demonstrations, food tastings, and guidance on meal planning, all led by health professionals. It's designed to empower participants to make informed food choices and improve their overall health.
The Road to Recovery program gives free rides to cancer-related medical appointments. Trained volunteer drivers are happy to pick you up, take you to your appointment, and drop you off at home. Not having a ride shouldn’t stand between you and lifesaving treatment.
The YMCA of Delaware’s Community Health Programs focus on improving the overall well-being of individuals and families through accessible, evidence-based health initiatives. These programs include support for chronic disease prevention and management (like Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring and Diabetes Prevention), mental health support, and nutrition education.
Triage Cancer provides state-specific resources and information to help individuals affected by cancer navigate legal and practical issues such as health insurance, employment, disability benefits, and estate planning. The site connects users with federal and state agencies, legal protections, and practical support in areas like housing, transportation, and finances.
Provided by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program from the Arthritis Foundation designed to reduce pain and improve overall health through safe, guided walking. Participants can choose between a weekly email series or live Zoom sessions, and receive a guidebook, ongoing support, and resources. The program encourages walking at least three times per week and offers a certificate of completion.
Healthy Delaware - Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a free, evidence-based six-week course designed for adults managing ongoing health conditions like arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease, and more. Offered both in-person and virtually, the program teaches practical skills to handle symptoms, improve commun
Healthy Delaware - Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a free, evidence-based six-week course designed for adults managing ongoing health conditions like arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease, and more. Offered both in-person and virtually, the program teaches practical skills to handle symptoms, improve communication, manage medications, and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Participants gain tools to boost physical and emotional well-being through guided support and interactive learning.
Beebe Healthcare provides comprehensive medical services to the Sussex County community. Services include cardiac and vascular care, surgery, oncology, women's health, and orthopaedics. Beebe offers inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and diagnostic services, along with free screenings and outreach programs through its Population Health Department.
Provided by the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program from the Arthritis Foundation designed to reduce pain and improve overall health through safe, guided walking. Participants can choose between a weekly email series or live Zoom sessions, and receive a guidebook, ongoing support, and resources. The program encourages walking at least three times per week and offers a certificate of completion.
Triage Cancer provides state-specific resources and information to help individuals affected by cancer navigate legal and practical issues such as health insurance, employment, disability benefits, and estate planning. The site connects users with federal and state agencies, legal protections, and practical support in areas like housing, transportation, and finances.
The Road to Recovery program gives free rides to cancer-related medical appointments. Trained volunteer drivers are happy to pick you up, take you to your appointment, and drop you off at home. Not having a ride shouldn’t stand between you and lifesaving treatment.
The YMCA of Delaware’s Community Health Programs focus on improving the overall well-being of individuals and families through accessible, evidence-based health initiatives. These programs include support for chronic disease prevention and management (like Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring and Diabetes Prevention), mental health support, and nutrition education.
KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. Supported by the Delaware Division of Public Health, KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and comm
KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. Supported by the Delaware Division of Public Health, KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and community events.
The Latin American Community Center's Prevention and Advocacy program focuses on empowering youth and families through education, outreach, and community engagement to prevent substance abuse and violence. It offers culturally responsive programs, peer leadership opportunities, and resources that promote healthy decision-making and resilience.
The HERO HELP Program is a partnership between the Division of Police, the Delaware Department of Justice, and the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. It offers treatment for drug and/or alcohol addiction to eligible adults who either request help or are offered treatment instead of arrest for low-level offenses. The program focuses on addressing addiction through recovery support rather than relying solely on criminal charges, helping individuals break the cycle of substance use and related criminal behavior.
Provides subsidized housing with individualized case management for people recovering from substance abuse, domestic violence, or incarceration. The program gives individuals time to develop life skills, work experience, and confidence to obtain self-sufficient housing.
The Special Populations Housing Fund, managed by the Delaware State Housing Authority, supports the development of affordable, supportive housing for vulnerable groups. The fund helps finance projects that offer not only housing but also access to essential services that promote long-term stability and independence.
SQUAD (Substance Use and Mental Health Quick Access and Diversion) is a Brandywine Counseling program that provides fast, youth-friendly support for teens and young adults struggling with drug, alcohol, and mental health issues. It offers quick access to screenings, crisis help, and treatment referrals to get young people the help they need without long waits.
atTAcK addiction offers support and resources for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. They provide access to treatment options, recovery programs, crisis hotlines, and educational materials to guide people toward recovery.
Dover Behavioral Health System offers a healing environment that is reassuring to a patients’ sense of security and confidentiality. Dedicated to excellence, Dover Behavioral Health System is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides psychiatric (mental health) treatment to children, adolescents and adu
Dover Behavioral Health System offers a healing environment that is reassuring to a patients’ sense of security and confidentiality. Dedicated to excellence, Dover Behavioral Health System is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides psychiatric (mental health) treatment to children, adolescents and adults and substance use (drug and alcohol) treatment services for adults.
KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. Supported by the Delaware Division of Public Health, KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and community events.
The Special Populations Housing Fund, managed by the Delaware State Housing Authority, supports the development of affordable, supportive housing for vulnerable groups. The fund helps finance projects that offer not only housing but also access to essential services that promote long-term stability and independence.
The HERO HELP Program is a partnership between the Division of Police, the Delaware Department of Justice, and the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. It offers treatment for drug and/or alcohol addiction to eligible adults who either request help or are offered treatment instead of arrest for low-level offenses. The program focuses on addressing addiction through recovery support rather than relying solely on criminal charges, helping individuals break the cycle of substance use and related criminal behavior.
SQUAD (Substance Use and Mental Health Quick Access and Diversion) is a Brandywine Counseling program that provides fast, youth-friendly support for teens and young adults struggling with drug, alcohol, and mental health issues. It offers quick access to screenings, crisis help, and treatment referrals to get young people the help they need without long waits.
atTAcK addiction offers support and resources for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. They provide access to treatment options, recovery programs, crisis hotlines, and educational materials to guide people toward recovery.
atTAcK addiction offers support and resources for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. They provide access to treatment options, recovery programs, crisis hotlines, and educational materials to guide people toward recovery.
SQUAD (Substance Use and Mental Health Quick Access and Diversion) is a Brandywine Counseling program that provides fast, youth-friendly support for teens and young adults struggling with drug, alcohol, and mental health issues. It offers quick access to screenings, crisis help, and treatment referrals to get young people the help they need without long waits.
The Special Populations Housing Fund, managed by the Delaware State Housing Authority, supports the development of affordable, supportive housing for vulnerable groups. The fund helps finance projects that offer not only housing but also access to essential services that promote long-term stability and independence.
The HERO HELP Program is a partnership between the Division of Police, the Delaware Department of Justice, and the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. It offers treatment for drug and/or alcohol addiction to eligible adults who either request help or are offered treatment instead of arrest for low-level offenses. The program focuses on addressing addiction through recovery support rather than relying solely on criminal charges, helping individuals break the cycle of substance use and related criminal behavior.
KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. Supported by the Delaware Division of Public Health, KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and community events.
Offers emergency community housing to women and families in need of it. They offer: case management, life skills workshops, custodial training, culinary training, domestic violence case management, urban agriculture, and a people’s pantry.
Offers emergency community housing to women and families in need of it. They offer: case management, life skills workshops, custodial training, culinary training, domestic violence case management, urban agriculture, and a people’s pantry.
Provides subsidized housing with individualized case management for people recovering from substance abuse, domestic violence, or incarceration. The program gives individuals time to develop life skills, work experience, and confidence to obtain self-sufficient housing.
Delaware’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program, managed by DelDOT, encourages children to walk or bike to school safely by improving infrastructure and promoting safety education. The program partners with schools and communities to create safer, more accessible routes, aiming to reduce traffic risks, promote physical activity, and support healthy habits among students.
DCADV is a statewide nonprofit dedicated to ending domestic violence through advocacy, prevention, education, and policy change. They support survivors and service providers with training, resources, and technical assistance, while also addressing root causes like racism and gender-based violence. DCADV’s programs include public awareness campaigns, professional development, and initiatives focused on underserved communities.
The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP), administered by the Delaware State Housing Authority, provides targeted support for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence, stalking, or human trafficking. The program aims to help survivors find stability, rebuild their lives, and access the resources needed for long-term safety and independence.
The Delaware Division of Public Health’s Immunization Program works to protect communities by ensuring access to safe, effective vaccines for children and adults. The program provides immunization education, manages vaccine distribution, and supports healthcare providers in maintaining high vaccination rates across the state.
The “A Matter of Balance” program offered by WE CARE Services is designed to help older adults reduce their fear of falling and improve their strength and balance. Through education and practical exercises, the program empowers participants to increase their activity levels and maintain independence safely.
The “A Matter of Balance” program offered by WE CARE Services is designed to help older adults reduce their fear of falling and improve their strength and balance. Through education and practical exercises, the program empowers participants to increase their activity levels and maintain independence safely.
The Delaware Division of Public Health’s Immunization Program works to protect communities by ensuring access to safe, effective vaccines for children and adults. The program provides immunization education, manages vaccine distribution, and supports healthcare providers in maintaining high vaccination rates across the state.
The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP), administered by the Delaware State Housing Authority, provides targeted support for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence, stalking, or human trafficking. The program aims to help survivors find stability, rebuild their lives, and access the resources needed for long-term safety and independence.
Delaware’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program, managed by DelDOT, encourages children to walk or bike to school safely by improving infrastructure and promoting safety education. The program partners with schools and communities to create safer, more accessible routes, aiming to reduce traffic risks, promote physical activity, and support healthy habits among students.
DCADV is a statewide nonprofit dedicated to ending domestic violence through advocacy, prevention, education, and policy change. They support survivors and service providers with training, resources, and technical assistance, while also addressing root causes like racism and gender-based violence. DCADV’s programs include public awareness campaigns, professional development, and initiatives focused on underserved communities.
Offer a variety of programs, including home repair assistance for low-income homeowners affected by age, disability, or challenging family circumstances. While they provide support for purchasing homes, applicants must meet specific criteria.
Offer a variety of programs, including home repair assistance for low-income homeowners affected by age, disability, or challenging family circumstances. While they provide support for purchasing homes, applicants must meet specific criteria.
DCADV is a statewide nonprofit dedicated to ending domestic violence through advocacy, prevention, education, and policy change. They support survivors and service providers with training, resources, and technical assistance, while also addressing root causes like racism and gender-based violence. DCADV’s programs include public awareness campaigns, professional development, and initiatives focused on underserved communities.
The Nurses & Neighbors program delivers healthcare and injury prevention services to underserved communities. Through safety education, home visits to identify hazards, and connecting residents with resources, they work to reduce avoidable injuries and improve overall well-being. Their community-focused approach strengthens neighborhood health and resilience.
The Delaware Division of Public Health’s Immunization Program works to protect communities by ensuring access to safe, effective vaccines for children and adults. The program provides immunization education, manages vaccine distribution, and supports healthcare providers in maintaining high vaccination rates across the state.
The “A Matter of Balance” program offered by WE CARE Services is designed to help older adults reduce their fear of falling and improve their strength and balance. Through education and practical exercises, the program empowers participants to increase their activity levels and maintain independence safely.
The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP), administered by the Delaware State Housing Authority, provides targeted support for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence, stalking, or human trafficking. The program aims to help survivors find stability, rebuild their lives, and access the resources needed for long-term safety and independence.
Delaware’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program, managed by DelDOT, encourages children to walk or bike to school safely by improving infrastructure and promoting safety education. The program partners with schools and communities to create safer, more accessible routes, aiming to reduce traffic risks, promote physical activity, and support healthy habits among students.
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