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New Castle County Resource List New Castle County Service Directory 2021 Case Management/Crisis Alleviation Agapa Storehouse 250-5461 Catholic Charities, Inc. 674-1600 Connections Community Support Program, Inc. 1-866-477-5345 DCJ – Reentry 249-7670 DHSS CPSU – Reentry 778-6900 Diverse City of Refuse 267-505-1496 First State Community Action Agency 498-0454 Friendship House 652-8133 or 482-2271 God’s Blessing in Operation/Prison Fellowship 388-7114 Latin American Community Center 655-7338 Neighborhood House, Inc. 658-5404 Neighborhood House, Inc. (Middletown) 378-7217 One Alliance Village 275-1715 People’s Place 734-0319 Prison Ministries of Delaware, Inc. 737-2792 or 697-8268 Salvation Army 472-0764 Housing/Shelter Centralized Shelter Placement 1-833-find-bed or 1-833-346-3233 Code Purple Shelter Delaware State Housing Authority 739-6940 Housing Alliance of DE 654-0126 NCALL 678-9400x126 Agape Storehouse (Families only) 250-5461 Aquila (Live in Treatment Program) 803-1554 DE. Ctr. For Homeless Veterans 691-7411 Diverse City of Refuge (Women) 1-267-505-1496 First State Community Action Agency 498-0454x403 Friendship House (M & W) 428-0151 Gateway House (Men) 571-8885 Harriett Tubman House 425-5758 House of Joseph 1-833-346-3233 Ministry of Caring (M, W & C) 652-5523 My Brother’s House (LTP-Men) 669-5397 New Seasons (Men) 655-3261 Oxford Houses 388-1851 Phoenix House (Men) 345-1235 Rescued Daughters Ministries (LTP - Women) 419-3851 Salvation Army 472-0764 Sojourner’s Place (M&W) 764-4713 Square One (Men) 536-1293 Sunday Breakfast Mission (M,W &C) 656-8542 Warriors helping Warriors 562-9033 (Veterans only) 1212 House (Men) 333-9483 Employment & Job Training/Education/Disability Day Labor – Temporary Staffing Agencies De. Dept. of Labor 761-8092 Bonding Program, JobLink, Veteran’s Priority Services, Vocational Rehabilitation (disabilities), Work Opportunity Tax Credit Program AAAA Landscape 257-1109 Aerotek 318-8760 DE Center for Horticulture 507-1345 Del-Mar-Va Flagging Services 670-0569 First State Employment Service 383-0191 Food Bank of DE Culinary School Program 424-3301 x107 Food Bank Workforce 444-8076 or 388-4624 Goodwill Industries, Inc. 761-4640 Humanity’s Kitchen 444-8609x101 In Her Shoes Inc. 595-4978 Lazarus Financial & Education Center 739-4263 Moving Forward 367-4532 Project New Start 478-2806 Resolve Training & Staffing 220-0362 Second Chances Farm 547-3247 T&M Property Management 462-1080 2 Fish Home Renovation 1-484-459-2624 De. Dept. of Education – Prison & Adult Ed. 857-3340 Dover Public Library 222-8509 James H. Groves Adult Education Center 697-4545 Polytech Adult Education, ESL & Career Training 697-4545 Disability Lawyer – Doroshow, Pasquale, Krawitz & Bhaya 674-7100 Disability Lawyer - Karen Vicks 674-1100 Food/Clothing Agapa Storehouse 250-5461 Amazing Grace 777-7791 (Middletown) Choice Joy 286-7560 Delaware Food Bank 424-3301 Friendship House Clothing Bank 654-1390 Phoenix Used Clothing 593-9470 STATE Service Centers for Referrals to Food Pantries and information about services Transportation/Phone Dart Bus Schedule 1-800-553-3278 Get a job, get a ride program 576-6131 [email protected] Motivcare (Logisticare) (Transportation for Medical/M. H. Appts) 1-866-832-7534 Paratransit (Disability) Shuttle 1-800-553-3278 (must apply first) Access Wireless 1-866-574-3644x121 Assurance Wireless 1-888-898-4888 SafeLink Phone 1-877-631-2550 Family Services Agapa Storehouse 250-5461 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Delaware Child Inc. 762-8989 Children and Families First 672-0510 Choose Joy (assistance after a fire) 286-7560 Community Collaboration of DE 419-7033 Delaware Aging & Disability Resource Center 1-800-223-9074 Delmarva Clergy – Help with Utilities & Rent 422-2350 Family Promise of DE 988-2222x104 Fatherdhip Foundation 643-9603 First State Community Action Agency 857-7761 or 498-0454 Fostergrandparents Program 857-5015 Hope Builders International, Inc. 382-8076 Latin American Community Center 655-7338 Link of Love Support Group for Families with an Incarcerated Loved One 659-5633 Neighborhood House 658-5404 Neighborhood House Middletown 378-7217 One Village Alliance 275-1715 Parents Anonymous of Delaware 682-7591 Parents with Incarcerated Children 397-9185 Paternity- Voluntary Acknowledgment 535-1983 The Village Tree 283-9243 Hospital/Medical/Prescriptions AIDS Delaware 652-6776 or 226-3519 Delaware Hospice. Inc. 1-800-838-9800 Del. Tech. Wilm. Campus Dental 571-5364 Call to see if qualified Developmental Disabilities Service 744-9700 DHSS Diabetics & Heart 744-1177 Henrietta Johnson Medical Center 655-6187 HOPE Medical/Dental Clinic 735-7551 Must qualify-low/no income Kent General Hospital 674-4700 Nemours Optical & Dental (Low Income SENIORS ONLY) 1-800-763-9326 V.A. Medical Center 824-9322 Walgreens Prescriptions Savings Club 1-866-922-7312 Westside Family Healthcare/Dental 836-2864 Wilmington Dental Clinic 428-4650 Mental Health Al-anon Family Groups 734-8010 Alcoholics Anonymous 736-1567 Attack Addiction 723-1992 Blackbird Forest Counseling & Edu. Ctr. 563-2822 Brandywine Counseling CJP 225-9921 Center for Conscious Healing 437-5518 Connections Community Support Program, Inc. 1-866-477-5345 Contact Lifeline, Inc. 1-800-262-9800 Counseling Program of Catholic Charities 674-1600 Crisis Intervention Services 1-800-345-6785 DE Council for Gambling 655-3261 DE Psych. Center 255-2700 Dover Behavior Health 655-6187 DSAMH Eligibility 857-5060 DSAMH Bridge Clinic 255-9796 Expansion Inc. 214-0685 Gambler’s Hotline 1-800-850-8888 Henrietta Johnson Medical Center 655-6187 Hope Street Delaware 559-3603 Horizon House/Echo Center (Middletown) 499-3246 Journeys LLC 729-2061 or 384-7843 Kent County Community Action Agency, Inc. 678-1949 Kent Sussex Comm. Serv. (HIV) 922-4859 Keys to Removing Barriers 572-9630 MDB Prof, Services 252-7639 Mental Health DE 761-0438 MidAtlantic Behavior Health 839-3100 Nemours Div. Of Behavioral Health 422-4559 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Health) 888-427-2643 Narcotics Anonymous 1-800-317-3222 Noesis Case Management 407-2334 Pace Inc. 999-9812 Peace by Piece 834-8131 Substance Abuse and Mental Health, Division of 1-800-345-6785 Suicide Prevention 1-800-345-6785 State Services Birth Certificate – Office of Vital Statistics 744-4549 Child Support Enforcement 739-8299 Delaware Helpline 211 or 1-800-464-4357 Delaware Volunteer Resource Center 857-5006 or 1-800-815-5465 Department of Motor Vehicles 744-2500 Dover Public Library 222-8509 Employment and Training, Division of 739-5473 Family Health Services, Division of 741-2980 Family Planning Services, Division of 857-5150 Family Services, Division of 739-5487 Food Supplement program, Division of 857-5020 Medicaid/Medical Assistance, Division of 514-4500 State Service Center Appoq. 696-3126 Social Security Administration 674-5162 or 877-701-2141 Legal/Court/Corrections American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) 654-3966 APEX (Advancement through Pardons and Expungements) 761-8256 Citizens for Criminal Justice 423-4067 Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. 674-8500 Conflicts Counsel (Office of) 674-6549 Corrections, Commissioner 739-5601 Corrections, Department of 739-5601 Criminal Offender Legal Advocacy Group 724-7361 Delaware Center for Justice, Inc. 658-7174 Delaware Pacem In Terris 656-2721 Delaware Volunteer Legal Services 478-8680 Delores J. BAYLOR Woman’s Correctional Center 577-3004 577-5837 – Visit Family Court Resource Center 739-6500 Ganger Hill/Howard T. Young Correctional Center 429-7700 575-0330 – Visit Pardon Me Project 397-9185 Probation & Parole Public Defender of the State of Delaware 739-4476 Smyrna/James T. Vaughn Correctional Center 653-9261 United States Probation Office 252-2950 Veteran's Services Delaware Center for Homeless Veterans, Inc. 691-7411 or 384-2350 Dept. of Labor Veteran’s Employment 857-5870 Home of the Brave - 424-1681 Positive Eagles Soar 562-3305 Supportive Services for Veteran’s & Families 250-5868 VA Hospital Out-Patient Clinic 994-2511x2400 Veterans Affairs, Delaware Commission of 739-2792 Veterans Affairs, Department of 1-800-461-8262 Veterans Home 424-6000 Veteran’s Disability Lawyer Karen Vick 674-1100 Veteran’s Justice Outreach 468-5670 Veteran’s Treatment Court 255-0646 Veteran’s Outreach 423-4707 Warriors helping Warriors 562-9033 Victims Services Apology Letter Bank 242-1108 Delaware State Police Victim Services 1-800-842-8461 Domestic Violence Hotline 422-8058 Protective Order Status 1-866-411-0001 Rape Crisis Hotline 761-9100 SOAR (Survivors of Abuse in Recovery 422-3811 or 655-3953x1 Victims Advocacy Program 1-800-842-8461 Victims Services – Dover Police Department 736-7134 Victim/Witness Assistance Program 739-4211 Victim/Witness Program – Federal 573-6277 Victims’ Voices Heard 242-1108 Zoe’s Ministries (Human Trafficking) 381-2202 Churches/Faith Based Ministries Abundant Life Christian Center 521-7859 Amazing Grace Outreach 607-4316 Battle Cry Ministry Foundation 525-9355 Canaan Baptist Church 354-9570 God’s Blessing in Operations/Prison Fellowship 388-7114 Ministry of Caring 652-5523 New Life 529-1997 Pompano Christian Center 465-7081 Prison Ministries 654-2850 Prison Outreach of DE 740-1469 or 565-7717 Restoration World Outreach 373-0141 Sound Mind Ministries 252-1418 St. Vincent DePaul (Women’s Reentry) 525-0024 Townsend UMC Church 378-1511 Please inform me if there are any changes in your information, if you need to be listed under other categories, or if your organization wishes to be on this list, or you are aware of any other agency or organization that should be on the list. Courtesy of Link Of Love Support Group for the Families with an Incarcerated Loved One & Partnership in Reentry Coalition of Delaware P.O. Box 291 Clayton, De 19938 (302)659-5633 Chairman Lori Alberts [email protected] (revised 1/26/21) .
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