Annual Agency Report

July 2024 CPF Annual Report

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Mentions of “EMERGENCY SHELTER” — 9 found on pages 48, 49, 50

… ,000.00 Project Overview Objective CHILD, Inc.’s capital projects address health and safety issues at its 3 emergency shelters: Governor Terry Children's Center (GTCC), Delaware's only emergency shelter for abused, neglected and dependent fo …

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… ddress health and safety issues at its 3 emergency shelters: Governor Terry Children's Center (GTCC), Delaware's only emergency shelter for abused, neglected and dependent foster children in the care/custody of the Division of Family Services, and CHILD …

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… glected and dependent foster children in the care/custody of the Division of Family Services, and CHILD, Inc.'s two emergency shelters for domestic violence victims and their children, Martha’s Carriage House (MCH) and Sarah’s House (SH). All three s …

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… 9) for an all-weather picnic table and bench for MCH. Promoting Equitable Outcomes & Critical Needs By providing emergency shelter, case management and supportive counseling with linkages to social services, CHILD, Inc.’s funded project supports vi …

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… Eligibility - Category 4: Fleeing/Attempting to Flee Domestic Violence - HUD Exchange ). The youth in CHILD, Inc.’s emergency shelter are in the care/custody of Delaware’s child welfare system which places them at risk for negative outcomes including …

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… wenties | ASPE (hhs.gov) ). Client Impact, Interviews and Success Stories A young teen staying at the GTCC youth emergency shelter recently commented to the program director, “This place is like a good home. It’s nice and it makes me feel safe.” N …

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… home. It’s nice and it makes me feel safe.” N.H. Comment about the kitchen remodeling project from a client at MCH emergency shelter victims of domestic violence. She was learning to cook for herself and her family while staying at the domestic vio …

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… fe, welcoming environment enables the clients to focus on their long-term goals. Providing well-maintained, homelike emergency shelters for victimized members of the Delaware community creates a supportive, respectful environment for those who may ha …

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ARPA CPF Funds, Gaudenzia Foundation, IncArchology Architecture and Design Services LLCArron Electrical Services IncBrandywine Contractors IncBrandywine Contractors, IncCHILD, IncCasale Construction LLCChild IncCommunity Education Seaford - Tri-State Community PartnersContractors IncDesign Collaborative IncDivision of Family Services, and CHILD, IncEndless Possibilities In the Community, IncFAME, IncFoundation, IncGaudenzia Foundation, IncGaudenzia, IncHunger Relief PartnersHunger Relief Program PartnersIn addition, Gaudenzia, Inc

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Affirmative Action ProgramAll Challenge ProgramBackpack ProgramChallenge ProgramDelaware Marine Studies ProgramEmployment ProgramEmpowered Youth ProgramHunger Relief ProgramKingswood EMPOWER ProgramLauncher ProgramThe Achievers ProgramThe Challenge ProgramThe Early Memory Loss ProgramUD Nutrition Program