Let's Make Delaware the Healthiest State in the Nation!
Chronic Disease
New Castle County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- YMCA of Delaware
- 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
- YMCA of Delaware
- 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.
- Walk With Ease/Camine Con Gusto
- Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program 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.
- AIDS Delaware
- Provides education, prevention, and support services to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in Delaware. They offer testing, counseling, case management, and advocacy to improve health outcomes and reduce stigma.
- The Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware
- Offers programs that encourage youth to develop healthy lifestyles through physical activities, nutrition education, and mental wellness support. Their sports, fitness, and recreation opportunities are complemented by life skills and health education initiatives that foster overall well-being.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides STI/HIV testing and treatment, cancer screenings, pregnancy testing and counseling, prenatal care, and gender‑affirming care, along with free condoms and comprehensive sex education. a broad range of reproductive and sexual health services, including birth control (pads, rings, IUDs, etc.), emergency contraception, and abortion care.
- Triage Cancer
- 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.
- Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) Program
- Promotes healthy eating, physical activity, and obesity prevention. They provide resources and support for schools, workplaces, and communities to implement policy and environmental changes that foster healthier lifestyles. Services include physical fitness assessments, mini-grants, educational campaigns, and more.
- The Delaware Quit Tobacco Program
- Offers free, confidential support to help individuals quit smoking and other tobacco products. Residents aged 13 and older can access services through the Delaware Quitline at 1-866-409-1858, which provides personalized counseling and follow-up support. In-person counseling is available for those 18 and older, and an online program offers self-paced support. Eligible participants may also receive free nicotine replacement therapies, such as patches or gum.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Provides comprehensive primary care, dental services, behavioral health, and chronic disease management across Delaware. Their integrated, patient-centered approach ensures accessible and coordinated care for individuals and families.
- The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery
- 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.
- Hypertension Clinic at Heart & Vascular Clinic
- Specializes in diagnosing and managing high blood pressure using advanced tools like ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. They offer personalized treatment plans that include lifestyle changes, medication, and ongoing monitoring.
- Cancer Support Community Delaware
- CSCDE offers free, professionally led support groups, education, and resources to people impacted by cancer and their caregivers.
- Food Bank of Delaware
- Promotes nutrition security and supports chronic disease management by integrating food access within healthcare settings. Through its Food Prescription Program, patients (including those discharged from hospitals) receive monthly boxes tailored for conditions like diabetes and heart disease, along with nutrition education and referrals.
- ChristianaCare
- ChristianaCare offers comprehensive medical services through hospitals, outpatient centers, and home health care. Offer programs addressing chronic disease management, virtual care, and community health initiatives that improve access and outcomes.
- Dining with Diabetes
- Dining with Diabetes 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.
- Health Literacy Council of Delaware
- HLCD works to make health information clear, accessible, and actionable. They partner with healthcare organizations, community groups, and state advocates to design outreach tools, train professionals, and promote policies so that all Delawareans can better understand and use health information.
- Nemours Children's Health
- Nemours Children’s Health delivers comprehensive pediatric care through hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialty services. They focus on improving children’s health with programs for chronic disease management, care coordination, and family support to ensure better health outcomes.
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC dedicated to supporting those affected by breast cancer through programs such as peer mentoring, financial support, community outreach, screening initiatives, and educational resources. They also run events, advocacy efforts, and survivorship services aimed at raising awareness and improving outcomes in Delaware.
- Henrietta Johnson Medical Center
- HJMC provides comprehensive, affordable health care to individuals and families. Services include primary care, dental, behavioral health, women’s health, and pediatrics.
- Voluntary Initiative Program (VIP)
- The Medical Society of Delaware offers the VIP, which provides uninsured and underinsured Delaware residents with access to essential medical services. Patients receive pro bono or income-based discounted care, including routine preventive screenings, acute care, medical specialty services, diagnostic lab and imaging services, and pharmacy assistance.
- DE Thrives - Healthy Smiles
- Children and adults insured by Delaware Medicaid or the Delaware Healthy Children Program (CHIP) can get free dental screenings, fluoride treatments, and toothbrushes when screened in person through the Delaware Smile Check Program at one of many participating locations throughout Delaware.
- Health for All
- HEALTH for All is a University of Delaware mobile health and outreach program that brings physical and behavioral health services, education, and screenings to underserved communities across Delaware.
- Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
- DNREC promotes programs that expand access to parks, trails, and outdoor recreation. Initiatives like the TrackChairs program and Children in Nature encourage active lifestyles for people of all ages and abilities.
- Delaware HIV Consortium
- They offer HIV prevention services such as free & in‑home testing, condom distribution, and PrEP navigation, as well as support services like case management, emergency financial assistance, stable housing, and helping people access HIV medications through ADAP.
Kent County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC dedicated to supporting those affected by breast cancer through programs such as peer mentoring, financial support, community outreach, screening initiatives, and educational resources. They also run events, advocacy efforts, and survivorship services aimed at raising awareness and improving outcomes i
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC dedicated to supporting those affected by breast cancer through programs such as peer mentoring, financial support, community outreach, screening initiatives, and educational resources. They also run events, advocacy efforts, and survivorship services aimed at raising awareness and improving outcomes in Delaware.
- The Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware
- Offers programs that encourage youth to develop healthy lifestyles through physical activities, nutrition education, and mental wellness support. Their sports, fitness, and recreation opportunities are complemented by life skills and health education initiatives that foster overall well-being.
- The Delaware Quit Tobacco Program
- Offers free, confidential support to help individuals quit smoking and other tobacco products. Residents aged 13 and older can access services through the Delaware Quitline at 1-866-409-1858, which provides personalized counseling and follow-up support. In-person counseling is available for those 18 and older, and an online program offers self-paced support. Eligible participants may also receive free nicotine replacement therapies, such as patches or gum.
- Dining with Diabetes
- Dining with Diabetes 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.
- The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery
- 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.
- Health for All
- HEALTH for All is a University of Delaware mobile health and outreach program that brings physical and behavioral health services, education, and screenings to underserved communities across Delaware.
- DE Thrives - Healthy Smiles
- Children and adults insured by Delaware Medicaid or the Delaware Healthy Children Program (CHIP) can get free dental screenings, fluoride treatments, and toothbrushes when screened in person through the Delaware Smile Check Program at one of many participating locations throughout Delaware.
- Bayhealth
- Bayhealth delivers high-quality care through its hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized services. They focus on preventive care, chronic disease management, and community wellness programs designed to meet the unique needs of the populations they serve.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides STI/HIV testing and treatment, cancer screenings, pregnancy testing and counseling, prenatal care, and gender‑affirming care, along with free condoms and comprehensive sex education. a broad range of reproductive and sexual health services, including birth control (pads, rings, IUDs, etc.), emergency contraception, and abortion care.
- YMCA of Delaware
- 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.
- Cancer Support Community Delaware
- CSCDE offers free, professionally led support groups, education, and resources to people impacted by cancer and their caregivers.
- Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
- DNREC promotes programs that expand access to parks, trails, and outdoor recreation. Initiatives like the TrackChairs program and Children in Nature encourage active lifestyles for people of all ages and abilities.
- Voluntary Initiative Program (VIP)
- The Medical Society of Delaware offers the VIP, which provides uninsured and underinsured Delaware residents with access to essential medical services. Patients receive pro bono or income-based discounted care, including routine preventive screenings, acute care, medical specialty services, diagnostic lab and imaging services, and pharmacy assistance.
- AIDS Delaware
- Provides education, prevention, and support services to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in Delaware. They offer testing, counseling, case management, and advocacy to improve health outcomes and reduce stigma.
- Triage Cancer
- 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.
- ChristianaCare
- ChristianaCare offers comprehensive medical services through hospitals, outpatient centers, and home health care. Offer programs addressing chronic disease management, virtual care, and community health initiatives that improve access and outcomes.
- Walk With Ease/Camine Con Gusto
- Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program 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 Delaware Diabetes Coalition
- The Delaware Diabetes Coalition is a collaborative group focused on improving diabetes prevention, care, and management across Delaware. It brings together healthcare providers, community organizations, and public health agencies to raise awareness, promote education, and support policies that help reduce the impact of diabetes in the state.
- Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) Program
- Promotes healthy eating, physical activity, and obesity prevention. They provide resources and support for schools, workplaces, and communities to implement policy and environmental changes that foster healthier lifestyles. Services include physical fitness assessments, mini-grants, educational campaigns, and more.
- Health Literacy Council of Delaware
- HLCD works to make health information clear, accessible, and actionable. They partner with healthcare organizations, community groups, and state advocates to design outreach tools, train professionals, and promote policies so that all Delawareans can better understand and use health information.
- Food Bank of Delaware
- Promotes nutrition security and supports chronic disease management by integrating food access within healthcare settings. Through its Food Prescription Program, patients (including those discharged from hospitals) receive monthly boxes tailored for conditions like diabetes and heart disease, along with nutrition education and referrals.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Provides comprehensive primary care, dental services, behavioral health, and chronic disease management across Delaware. Their integrated, patient-centered approach ensures accessible and coordinated care for individuals and families.
Sussex County
New Castle County
Sussex County
- Healthy Delaware
- 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
- 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.
- Beebe Healthcare
- Beebe Healthcare 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.
- Walk With Ease/Camine Con Gusto
- Walk with Ease is a free, 6-week evidence-based fitness program 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 Delaware Quit Tobacco Program
- Offers free, confidential support to help individuals quit smoking and other tobacco products. Residents aged 13 and older can access services through the Delaware Quitline at 1-866-409-1858, which provides personalized counseling and follow-up support. In-person counseling is available for those 18 and older, and an online program offers self-paced support. Eligible participants may also receive free nicotine replacement therapies, such as patches or gum.
- Bayhealth
- Bayhealth delivers high-quality care through its hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized services. They focus on preventive care, chronic disease management, and community wellness programs designed to meet the unique needs of the populations they serve.
- Voluntary Initiative Program (VIP)
- The Medical Society of Delaware offers the VIP, which provides uninsured and underinsured Delaware residents with access to essential medical services. Patients receive pro bono or income-based discounted care, including routine preventive screenings, acute care, medical specialty services, diagnostic lab and imaging services, and pharmacy assistance.
- Sussex County Health Coalition
- They address chronic disease and other health issues through education, community engagement, and programs like health worker training and family support. Their efforts aim to increase access to physical and mental health services and promote overall well-being.
- Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
- DNREC promotes programs that expand access to parks, trails, and outdoor recreation. Initiatives like the TrackChairs program and Children in Nature encourage active lifestyles for people of all ages and abilities.
- Triage Cancer
- 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.
- Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) Program
- Promotes healthy eating, physical activity, and obesity prevention. They provide resources and support for schools, workplaces, and communities to implement policy and environmental changes that foster healthier lifestyles. Services include physical fitness assessments, mini-grants, educational campaigns, and more.
- DE Thrives - Healthy Smiles
- Children and adults insured by Delaware Medicaid or the Delaware Healthy Children Program (CHIP) can get free dental screenings, fluoride treatments, and toothbrushes when screened in person through the Delaware Smile Check Program at one of many participating locations throughout Delaware.
- AIDS Delaware
- Provides education, prevention, and support services to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in Delaware. They offer testing, counseling, case management, and advocacy to improve health outcomes and reduce stigma.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides STI/HIV testing and treatment, cancer screenings, pregnancy testing and counseling, prenatal care, and gender‑affirming care, along with free condoms and comprehensive sex education. a broad range of reproductive and sexual health services, including birth control (pads, rings, IUDs, etc.), emergency contraception, and abortion care.
- ChristianaCare
- Offers comprehensive medical services through hospitals, outpatient centers, and home health care. Offer programs addressing chronic disease management, virtual care, and community health initiatives that improve access and outcomes.
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC dedicated to supporting those affected by breast cancer through programs such as peer mentoring, financial support, community outreach, screening initiatives, and educational resources. They also run events, advocacy efforts, and survivorship services aimed at raising awareness and improving outcomes in Delaware.
- The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery
- 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.
- Health for All
- HEALTH for All is a University of Delaware mobile health and outreach program that brings physical and behavioral health services, education, and screenings to underserved communities across Delaware.
- Health Literacy Council of Delaware
- HLCD works to make health information clear, accessible, and actionable. They partner with healthcare organizations, community groups, and state advocates to design outreach tools, train professionals, and promote policies so that all Delawareans can better understand and use health information.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Provides comprehensive primary care, dental services, behavioral health, and chronic disease management across Delaware. Their integrated, patient-centered approach ensures accessible and coordinated care for individuals and families.
- YMCA of Delaware
- 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.
- Cancer Support Community Delaware
- CSCDE offers free, professionally led support groups, education, and resources to people impacted by cancer and their caregivers.
- The Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware
- Offers programs that encourage youth to develop healthy lifestyles through physical activities, nutrition education, and mental wellness support. Their sports, fitness, and recreation opportunities are complemented by life skills and health education initiatives that foster overall well-being.
- TidalHealth
- Delivers comprehensive healthcare services through hospitals, outpatient centers, and community programs across the Delmarva Peninsula. They focus on chronic disease management, wellness education, and improving access to care.
Mental Health
New Castle County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Sean's House
- 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.
- Nemours Child
- Sean's House
- 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.
- Nemours Children's Hospital - Child Life Program
- 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 and support the family during hospital visits or treatments.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Offers support for stress, depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders, aiming to help individuals develop healthy coping strategies and connect with specialized care when needed. Services are available in-person and via telehealth.
- People’s Place
- A nonprofit in Delaware offering comprehensive mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and forensic psychological evaluations. Additionally, they provide programs for domestic violence support, veterans, and family visitation.
- Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- DCADV offers counseling and support services to survivors of domestic violence, including individual, group, and family therapy. They also provide advocacy and support, like connections to community‐based mental health programs.
- Mental Health Association in Delaware
- Provides peer-led support groups, suicide prevention training, and mental health screenings to promote wellness across the state. They also offer workforce development for peer support specialists and organize community events to raise awareness and reduce stigma.
- Rockford Center
- Offers a comprehensive range of mental health and substance use disorder services for individuals aged 4 and older. Their programs include inpatient and outpatient care for children, adolescents, and adults, as well as specialized tracks for substance use disorders.
- Orgullo Delaware
- Provides bilingual therapy and support focused on LGBTQIA+ Latin individuals and their families, addressing mental health through gender and sexuality-affirming care. They also offer empowerment groups and training that emphasize intersectionality and cultural understanding.
- CORAS Wellness & Behavioral Health
- CORAS provides a range of tailored treatment options, including outpatient services and behavioral counseling; residential programs that deliver therapeutic support for substance use and co-occurring disorders. They also offer specialized services such as Family Therapy, a Mother and Baby Program to support pregnant clients, and a 16-hour DUI treatment course to meet DMV/OHS compliance.
- MeadowWood Behavioral Health Hospital
- Offers inpatient and outpatient services for adolescents, adults, and seniors dealing with mental health and substance use disorders. Their programs include specialized tracks for co-occurring disorders, partial hospitalization, and detox services.
- Delaware Guidance Services for Children and Youth, Inc.
- 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.
- Mariposa Arts
- Offers trauma-informed arts workshops through its Healing Through the Arts program, helping participants manage stress, anxiety, grief, and trauma.
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Delaware
- 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.
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC provides peer mentor support and survivorship programs to help breast cancer patients and survivors navigate the emotional, psychological, and practical stresses that come with diagnosis and treatment.
- Children & Families First (CFF): School-Based Therapeutic Programs
- CFF delivers trauma-informed, school-based therapeutic programs designed to help children cope with stress, anxiety, and trauma.
- Their Bounce Back initiative supports elementary-aged children through group and individual sessions that teach coping skills, relaxation, feelings recognition, problem-solving, and social support — all at no cost and funded through agencies like the Delaware Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Justice .
- They also provide CBITS (Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools), which aids students in grades 5–12 to alleviate PTSD and anxiety symptoms via structured therapy techniques including relaxation training, cognitive therapy, exposure, and trauma-informed social problem-solving
- CFF delivers trauma-informed, school-based therapeutic programs designed to help children cope with stress, anxiety, and trauma.
- DJ’s Alliance
- A Delaware‑based nonprofit focused on postvention — offering support, peer connection, resources, and advocacy to people who’ve lost someone to suicide.
- Project THRIVE
- 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 of the Diocese of Wilmington
- A nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware. 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.
- Help is Here Delaware
- Offers a comprehensive range of mental health resources, including support groups, counseling, and crisis services. Their platform allows users to browse support groups by topic, providing options for virtual check-ins and peer connections.
Kent County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Mental Health Association in Delaware
- Provides peer-led support groups, suicide prevention training, and mental health screenings to promote wellness across the state. They also offer workforce development for peer support specialists and organize community events to raise awareness and reduce stigma.
- Project THRIVE
- Project THRIVE provides f
- Mental Health Association in Delaware
- Provides peer-led support groups, suicide prevention training, and mental health screenings to promote wellness across the state. They also offer workforce development for peer support specialists and organize community events to raise awareness and reduce stigma.
- Project THRIVE
- 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
- A nonprofit in Delaware offering comprehensive mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and forensic psychological evaluations. Additionally, they provide programs for domestic violence support, veterans, and family visitation.
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Wilmington
- Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware. 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.
- Help is Here Delaware
- Offers a comprehensive range of mental health resources, including support groups, counseling, and crisis services. Their platform allows users to browse support groups by topic, providing options for virtual check-ins and peer connections.
- Orgullo Delaware
- Provides bilingual therapy and support focused on LGBTQIA+ Latin individuals and their families, addressing mental health through gender and sexuality-affirming care. They also offer empowerment groups and training that emphasize intersectionality and cultural understanding.
- Dover Behavioral Health System
- 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.
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC provides peer mentor support and survivorship programs to help breast cancer patients and survivors navigate the emotional, psychological, and practical stresses that come with diagnosis and treatment.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Offers support for stress, depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders, aiming to help individuals develop healthy coping strategies and connect with specialized care when needed. Services are available in-person and via telehealth.
- Delaware Guidance Services for Children and Youth, Inc.
- 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.
- CORAS Wellness & Behavioral Health
- CORAS provides a range of tailored treatment options, including outpatient services and behavioral counseling; residential programs for men and women that deliver therapeutic support for substance use and co-occurring disorders. They also offer specialized services such as Family Therapy, a Mother and Baby Program to support pregnant clients, and a 16-hour DUI treatment course to meet DMV/OHS compliance.
- Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- DCADV offers counseling and support services to survivors of domestic violence, including individual, group, and family therapy. They also provide advocacy and support, like connections to community‐based mental health programs.
- DJ’s Alliance
- A Delaware‑based nonprofit focused on postvention — offering support, peer connection, resources, and advocacy to people who’ve lost someone to suicide.
Sussex County
New Castle County
Sussex County
- DJ’s Alliance
- A Delaware‑based nonprofit focused on postvention — offering support, peer connection, resources, and advocacy to people who’ve lost someone to suicide.
- SUN Behavioral Delaware
- They provide inpatient, day hospital, and outpatient services for mental health and substance use disorders, including treatment for conditions such as
- DJ’s Alliance
- A Delaware‑based nonprofit focused on postvention — offering support, peer connection, resources, and advocacy to people who’ve lost someone to suicide.
- SUN Behavioral Delaware
- They provide inpatient, day hospital, and outpatient services for mental health and substance use disorders, including treatment for conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and addiction. The facility operates 24/7, accepting walk-ins for emergency psychiatric stabilization.
- Delaware Guidance Services for Children and Youth, Inc.
- 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.
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Delaware
- 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
- A nonprofit in Delaware offering comprehensive mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and forensic psychological evaluations. Additionally, they provide programs for domestic violence support, veterans, and family visitation.
- Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- DCADV offers counseling and support services to survivors of domestic violence, including individual, group, and family therapy. They also provide advocacy and support, like connections to community‐based mental health programs.
- Help is Here Delaware
- Offers a comprehensive range of mental health resources, including support groups, counseling, and crisis services. Their platform allows users to browse support groups by topic, providing options for virtual check-ins and peer connections.
- Westside Family Healthcare
- Offers support for stress, depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders, aiming to help individuals develop healthy coping strategies and connect with specialized care when needed. Services are available in-person and via telehealth.
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Wilmington
- Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving vulnerable individuals and families throughout Delaware. 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.
- CORAS Wellness & Behavioral Health
- CORAS provides a range of tailored treatment options, including outpatient services and behavioral counseling; residential programs for men and women that deliver therapeutic support for substance use and co-occurring disorders. They also offer specialized services such as Family Therapy, a Mother and Baby Program to support pregnant clients, and a 16-hour DUI treatment course to meet DMV/OHS compliance.
- Orgullo Delaware
- Provides bilingual therapy and support focused on LGBTQIA+ Latin individuals and their families, addressing mental health through gender and sexuality-affirming care. They also offer empowerment groups and training that emphasize intersectionality and cultural understanding.
- Project THRIVE
- 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.
- Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
- DBCC provides peer mentor support and survivorship programs to help breast cancer patients and survivors navigate the emotional, psychological, and practical stresses that come with diagnosis and treatment.
- Mental Health Association in Delaware
- Provides peer-led support groups, suicide prevention training, and mental health screenings to promote wellness across the state. They also offer workforce development for peer support specialists and organize community events to raise awareness and reduce stigma.
Avoidable Injury
New Castle County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- "Learn to Ride" Program
- The Wilmington Police Department's "Learn to Ride" program offers free monthly bicycle safety sessions for children, aiming to promote safe cycling practices and community engagement. The program is led by police officers who teach children how to ride bicycles safely.
- DART
- Provides public transportation services acro
- "Learn to Ride" Program
- The Wilmington Police Department's "Learn to Ride" program offers free monthly bicycle safety sessions for children, aiming to promote safe cycling practices and community engagement. The program is led by police officers who teach children how to ride bicycles safely.
- DART
- Provides public transportation services across Delaware, including fixed-route buses, paratransit options, and commuter solutions. Their programs improve accessibility and community engagement through on-demand microtransit with DART Connect, discounted taxi fares for seniors and people with disabilities, and initiatives like Stuff the Bus.
- YWCA Delaware
- 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.
- Friendship House Transitional Housing
- 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
- 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.
- Prevent Child Abuse Delaware
- Focuses on preventing child abuse and neglect through education, training, and awareness across the state. They provide age‑appropriate personal safety programs for kids, training for foster parents, childcare providers, and home visitors, and run advocacy and public awareness campaigns.
- The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- 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.
- CHILD Inc.
- CHILD, Inc. provides 24/7 multilingual support through a domestic violence hotline and live chat, along with confidential crisis shelters for women and children. They offer legal advocacy in family courts, supervised visitation centers, and counseling services for survivors, children, and offenders. Programs are trauma-informed and available in both English and Spanish.
- Delaware Alliance Against Sexual Violence
- DAASV works statewide to address sexual violence through advocacy, intervention, and survivor support. They provide support resources, raise awareness, coordinate a statewide network of service providers.
- ChristianaCare’s Safe Steps Program
- Helps prevent falls and injury among older adults by offering assessments, education, and personalized interventions like balance training, home safety modifications, and strength exercises to reduce risk.
- The Coalition for a Safer Delaware
- Works to reduce gun violence through policy advocacy, public education, and community engagement. Their efforts focus on promoting gun safety laws and raising awareness through prevention campaigns.
- Delaware State Housing Authority
- The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP) 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 Division of Public Health
- 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.
- Immunization Coalition of Delaware
- ICD unites local, state, and community organizations to promote immunization throughout the lifespan. Their efforts focus on reducing disparities in vaccine access, advocating for immunization policies, and providing resources for both healthcare professionals and the public.
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- End Community Violence Now
- ECVN works to prevent gun violence in Delaware by creating a coordinated, statewide network that includes government, healthcare, philanthropy, and community organizations. ECVN supports trauma-informed, evidence-based programs aimed at reducing intentional injuries and building safer communities.
- Jefferson Street Center
- A community organization in Northwest Wilmington that promotes social justice and well-being through various programs. Their neighborhood initiatives also address improving public safety and transportation infrastructure, such as adding bike lanes, safer crossings, and traffic calming measures, to reduce accidents and create a safer, more accessible environment for all.
- The Freedom Center for Independent Living
- FCILDE is a nonprofit in Delaware that empowers people with physical or mental disabilities to live independently and fully participate in community life. They offer services like independent living skills training (e.g. budgeting, assistive tech, home safety), peer support, and transition services.
- Delaware Department of Transportation
- DelDOT works to reduce transportation-related injuries and fatalities through safety initiatives. DelDOT promotes equitable and reliable transportation access through DART public transit services, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and the Transportation Alternatives Program. These programs aim to improve safety, accessibility, and mobility for all Delawareans.
- Delaware Greenways
- Offers a free bike helmet loaner program to keep cyclists safe while enjoying the beautiful Jack A. Markell Trail, which runs from Wilmington’s Riverfront to Historic New Castle. Helmets are easy to grab at three convenient locations, making it simple for visitors and locals to ride worry-free.
Kent County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- WE CARE Services
- 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.
- State Council fo
- WE CARE Services
- 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.
- State Council for Persons with Disabilities
- SCPD works to prevent avoidable injuries through education, policy, and advocacy. They manage Delaware’s Brain Injury Committee and Toolkit, and oversee programs like the Concussion Protection in Youth Athletic Activity Act to reduce risk and improve recovery outcomes.
- Volunteer Delaware's Matter of Balance Program
- Program helps older adults reduce fear of falling, build confidence, and stay active. Volunteers serve as coaches, guiding participants through 8 structured sessions that include goal setting, environment safety adjustments, and strengthening exercises.
- Delaware Division of Public Health
- 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.
- People’s Place
- A nonprofit in Delaware offering comprehensive mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and forensic psychological evaluations. Additionally, they provide programs for domestic violence support, veterans, and family visitation.
- Immunization Coalition of Delaware
- ICD unites local, state, and community organizations to promote immunization throughout the lifespan. Their efforts focus on reducing disparities in vaccine access, advocating for immunization policies, and providing resources for both healthcare professionals and the public.
- Delaware State Housing Authority
- The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP) 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 Department of Transportation
- DelDOT works to reduce transportation-related injuries and fatalities through safety initiatives. DelDOT promotes equitable and reliable transportation access through DART public transit services, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and the Transportation Alternatives Program. These programs aim to improve safety, accessibility, and mobility for all Delawareans.
- Delaware’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program
- 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.
- The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- 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.
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- End Community Violence Now
- ECVN works to prevent gun violence in Delaware by creating a coordinated, statewide network that includes government, healthcare, philanthropy, and community organizations. ECVN supports trauma-informed, evidence-based programs aimed at reducing intentional injuries and building safer communities.
Sussex County
New Castle County
Sussex County
- Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- 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 violenc
- Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- 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.
- Delaware Department of Transportation
- DelDOT works to reduce transportation-related injuries and fatalities through safety initiatives. DelDOT promotes equitable and reliable transportation access through DART public transit services, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and the Transportation Alternatives Program. These programs aim to improve safety, accessibility, and mobility for all Delawareans.
- DART
- Provides public transportation services across Delaware, including fixed-route buses, paratransit options, and commuter solutions. Their programs improve accessibility and community engagement through on-demand microtransit with DART Connect, discounted taxi fares for seniors and people with disabilities, and initiatives like Stuff the Bus.
- Nurses and Neighbors
- 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.
- Volunteer Delaware's Matter of Balance Program
- Program helps older adults reduce fear of falling, build confidence, and stay active. Volunteers serve as coaches, guiding participants through 8 structured sessions that include goal setting, environment safety adjustments, and strengthening exercises.
- Delaware Division of Public Health
- 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.
- End Community Violence Now
- ECVN works to prevent gun violence in Delaware by creating a coordinated, statewide network that includes government, healthcare, philanthropy, and community organizations. ECVN supports trauma-informed, evidence-based programs aimed at reducing intentional injuries and building safer communities.
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- CHEER, Inc.
- Offers transportation services to seniors to ensure they can maintain independence and access community resources. Their fleet of handicapped-accessible buses provides local transportation to stores, banks, post offices, and CHEER centers, as well as special events throughout the community. Additionally, CHEER offers personalized volunteer-driven rides for appointments, connecting seniors to vital healthcare services.
- Immunization Coalition of Delaware
- ICD unites local, state, and community organizations to promote immunization throughout the lifespan. Their efforts focus on reducing disparities in vaccine access, advocating for immunization policies, and providing resources for both healthcare professionals and the public.
- WE CARE Services
- 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.
- Delaware State Housing Authority
- The American Rescue Plan – Homelessness Assistance and Support Services Program (HOME-ARP) 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
- 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.
- People’s Place
- A nonprofit in Delaware offering comprehensive mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and forensic psychological evaluations. Additionally, they provide programs for domestic violence support, veterans, and family visitation.
Maternal and Infant Health
New Castle County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Smart Start
- 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.
- Children & Families First Delaware
- CFFD's Healthy Babies / Home Visiting Program offers free support an
- Smart Start
- 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.
- Children & Families First Delaware
- CFFD's Healthy Babies / Home Visiting Program offers free support and services to pregnant people and families with infants, providing services. Their specialists partner with families during pregnancy and up through early childhood to promote healthy birth outcomes, strengthen parent knowledge, and connect them to needed resources.
- YWCA Delaware
- 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.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides essential reproductive care, including pregnancy testing, prenatal referrals, and counseling services that help individuals make informed decisions about their health and family planning. They also offer comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.
- DHSS: WIC Program
- WIC (Women, Infants and Children) is a special nutrition program for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC provides free nutritious foods to supplement your diet. WIC also provides breastfeeding support and nutrition education to help you and your children be healthy and eat well.
- Black Mothers in Power
- An organization dedicated to ending racial disparities in maternal health. They provide doula training, postpartum programs, transitional housing, birthworker matching, and community education to ensure Black birthing people are treated with respect, have access to quality care, and are empowered to make informed decisions.
- Parent Information Center (PIC) of Delaware
- Supports maternal and infant health through several family-centered programs, including a statewide Doula Program, ombudsperson services to help families navigate healthcare and education systems, and provide early childhood advocacy and education through their Parent Training & Information (PTI) Center.
- Nemours Children’s Health
- Nationally recognized pediatric health system focused on improving the health and well-being of children beyond traditional medical care. Through clinical services, research, education, and community partnerships, Nemours addresses the full spectrum of child health, including social determinants like nutrition, housing, and health equity.
- Healthy Families Delaware
- 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.
- Birth to Three Delaware
- B23 offers early intervention services for infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) who have, or are at risk of, developmental delays or disabilities. They partner with families to assess needs, create individualized service plans, and connect children with supports across developmental, communication, physical, social, and adaptive domains.
- New Directions Early Head Start
- 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.
- Parents as Teachers
- 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.
- Jewish Family Services of Delaware
- Maternal Mental Health Program, which offers outpatient psychotherapy and behavioral health care for pregnant and postpartum people, including those who have experienced pregnancy loss or suffer from perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. The program includes individual therapy, a weekly support group, and material supports like a baby pantry and aid with basics like rent or bills as needed.
- Healthy Women, Healthy Babies
- 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.
Kent County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Do Care Doula Foundation, Inc.
- 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.
- 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.
- Parent Information Center (PIC) of Delaware
- Supports maternal and infant health through several family-centered programs, including a statewide Doula Program, ombudsperson services to help families navigate healthcare and education systems, and provide early childhood advocacy and education through their Parent Training & Information (PTI) Center.
- New Directions Early Head Start
- 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 Lactation Services
- 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.
- Birth to Three Delaware
- B23 offers early intervention services for infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) who have, or are at risk of, developmental delays or disabilities. They partner with families to assess needs, create individualized service plans, and connect children with supports across developmental, communication, physical, social, and adaptive domains.
- Parents as Teachers
- 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.
- Jewish Family Services of Delaware
- Maternal Mental Health Program, which offers outpatient psychotherapy and behavioral health care for pregnant and postpartum people, including those who have experienced pregnancy loss or suffer from perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. The program includes individual therapy, a weekly support group, and material supports like a baby pantry and aid with basics like rent or bills as needed.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides essential reproductive care, including pregnancy testing, prenatal referrals, and counseling services that help individuals make informed decisions about their health and family planning. They also offer comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.
- Healthy Women, Healthy Babies
- 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
- 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.
- DHSS: WIC Program
- WIC (Women, Infants and Children) is a special nutrition program for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC provides free nutritious foods to supplement your diet. WIC also provides breastfeeding support and nutrition education to help you and your children be healthy and eat well.
Sussex County
New Castle County
Sussex County
- Healthy Women, Healthy Babies
- 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.
- Parents as Teachers
- PAT is a program which provides visits to famili
- Healthy Women, Healthy Babies
- 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.
- Parents as Teachers
- 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.
- Jewish Family Services of Delaware
- Maternal Mental Health Program, which offers outpatient psychotherapy and behavioral health care for pregnant and postpartum people, including those who have experienced pregnancy loss or suffer from perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. The program includes individual therapy, a weekly support group, and material supports like a baby pantry and aid with basics like rent or bills as needed.
- Smart Start
- 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.
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware
- Provides essential reproductive care, including pregnancy testing, prenatal referrals, and counseling services that help individuals make informed decisions about their health and family planning. They also offer comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.
- DHSS: WIC Program
- WIC (Women, Infants and Children) is a special nutrition program for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC provides free nutritious foods to supplement your diet. WIC also provides breastfeeding support and nutrition education to help you and your children be healthy and eat well
- Bayhealth Lactation Services
- 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.
- Birth to Three Delaware
- B23 offers early intervention services for infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) who have, or are at risk of, developmental delays or disabilities. They partner with families to assess needs, create individualized service plans, and connect children with supports across developmental, communication, physical, social, and adaptive domains.
- Parent Information Center (PIC) of Delaware
- Supports maternal and infant health through several family-centered programs, including a statewide Doula Program, ombudsperson services to help families navigate healthcare and education systems, and provide early childhood advocacy and education through their Parent Training & Information (PTI) Center.
Premature Death
New Castle County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- Communit
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- Community Collaboration of Delaware
- Works to prevent premature death from substance use by providing recovery housing, overdose prevention education, and personalized case management. Through programs like the CARE sober living initiative and naloxone training, they support both youth and adults in building stable, long-term recovery. Their services focus on reducing relapse, increasing access to care, and strengthening protective factors across Delaware.
- Kick Butts Generation
- KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and community events.
- Latin Americans Community Center
- 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.
- HERO HELP
- 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.
- Friendship House Transitional Housing
- 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 State Housing Authority
- The Special Populations Housing Fund 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.
- Brandywine Counseling and Community Services
- 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.
- Rockford Center
- A behavioral health hospital that offers inpatient, outpatient, and day treatment services for children, adolescents, and adults, with specialized tracks for substance use disorders. They provide a continuum of care including psychiatric hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), expressive therapies, and multidisciplinary treatment plans tailored to co‑occurring mental health and addiction issues.
- atTAck Addiction
- 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.
- Delaware Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health
- DSAMH delivers a full spectrum of drug and alcohol services including screening, outpatient counseling, opioid treatment, detoxification, and residential care (short- and long‑term). They also administer prevention programs targeting high‑risk populations and manage specialized case management.
- MeadowWood Behavioral Health Hospital
- Provides comprehensive alcohol addiction treatment for adolescents, adults, and seniors through a multidisciplinary approach that blends behavioral therapies, experiential care, and medication support. They include medical detoxification, co‑occurring disorder treatment, individualized therapy (group, individual, family), expressive therapies, and continuing care/aftercare planning to support long‑term recovery.
Kent County
New Castle County
New Castle County
- Dover Behavioral Health System
- Dedicated to excellence, Dover Behavioral Health System is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides psychiatric treatment to children, adolescents and adults and substance use (drug and alcohol) treatment services for adults.
- Kick Butts Generation
- KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that
- Dover Behavioral Health System
- Dedicated to excellence, Dover Behavioral Health System is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides psychiatric treatment to children, adolescents and adults and substance use (drug and alcohol) treatment services for adults.
- Kick Butts Generation
- KBG is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement in Delaware that empowers teens to take a stand against tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use. KBG focuses on education, advocacy, and peer outreach to prevent youth tobacco use and promote healthier lifestyles in school and community events.
- Delaware State Housing Authority
- The Special Populations Housing Fund 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.
- HERO HELP
- 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.
- Delaware Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health
- DSAMH delivers a full spectrum of drug and alcohol services including screening, outpatient counseling, opioid treatment, detoxification, and residential care (short- and long‑term). They also administer prevention programs targeting high‑risk populations and manage specialized case management.
- SaVida Health
- An outpatient treatment center specializing in opioid and alcohol addiction, offering medication‑assisted treatment, counseling, and integrated case management to support long‑term recovery.
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- Brandywine Counseling and Community Services
- 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.
Sussex County
New Castle County
Sussex County
- Delaware Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health
- DSAMH delivers a full spectrum of drug and alcohol services including screening, outpatient counseling, opioid treatment, detoxification, and residential care (short- and long‑term). They also administer prevention programs targeting high‑risk populations and manage specialized case ma
- Delaware Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health
- DSAMH delivers a full spectrum of drug and alcohol services including screening, outpatient counseling, opioid treatment, detoxification, and residential care (short- and long‑term). They also administer prevention programs targeting high‑risk populations and manage specialized case management.
- atTAck Addiction
- 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.
- Brandywine Counseling and Community Services
- 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.
- Sussex County Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
- Offers a community‑based fellowship of individuals who support one another in striving for sobriety and recovery from alcohol use disorder. Meetings are held across Sussex County and are open to anyone seeking help.
- Move With MADD
- An inclusive, movement‑based fundraising event (walking, biking, etc.) organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to raise awareness and support for ending impaired driving. The proceeds help fund MADD’s victim services, such as emotional support and legal guidance, as well as prevention and advocacy programs.
- Delaware State Housing Authority
- The Special Populations Housing Fund 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.
- HERO HELP
- 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.
- Kick Butts Generation
- 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.