Annual Agency Report

July 2024 SLFRF Annual Report

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Mentions of “COMPASS” — 15 found on pages 230, 231, 354, 387, 404, 421, 422, 450, 501, 502, 525, 550, 558, 662, 707

… on plan underway to move virtual servers from William Penn and Biggs datacenters to Azure East. The first migration encompassing systems without physical servers and systems that are not in process of being replaced will be completed by Feb …

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… • DTI is migrating the DTI mainframe applications and data to a service provider’s infrastructure. This migration encompasses critical services hosted for DELJIS, DelDOT, DMV, Courts, Revenue, Labor etc. The MFaaS service will provide techn …

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… the housing master planning and the HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation grant application. The planning process encompassed four stages of work: (1) Landscape and Needs Information Gathering: analysis of existing conditions, asset mappin …

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… eir impact on meeting the housing needs of the community. By implementing this comprehensive tracking system that encompasses construction progress, financial management, community engagement, occupancy rates, neighborhood perception, econom …

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… professional and personal well-being of nurses, and other health care professionals, has been apparent for decades. Compassion fatigue, burnout, moral distress, disengagement, and turnover have been described in the literature for decades. …

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… d sensory processing concerns for children with disabilities. • 4 Oasis Spaces were created at CFF offices to prevent compassion fatigue and increase workforce resilience. • 7 Behavioral Health Consultants completed AHA Heartsaver First Aid …

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… Research overwhelmingly states therapists, nurses, teachers, and others in helping professions are at more risk for compassion fatigue and burnout leading to increased turnover rates and workforce capabilities. This impacts the ability to pr …

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… pay. As a critical lifeline for uninsured and Medicaid recipients, Gaudenzia continues to uphold its goal of offering compassionate care and assistance to those in need. By way of example, 100% of women served during year one were Medicaid rec …

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AVI-SPL LLCAll three PartnersAlpha Fraternity, IncArchitectural Firm Davis Bowden and Friedel IncBeautiful Floors LLCCareer Development PartnersCity of Wilmington signed the contract for the PartnersClaymont Center for Pregnant and Parenting Women, Gaudenzia, IncClaymont Center. Gaudenzia, IncClothing was ordered for the PartnersCode Differently leverages active networks like One Stop and PartnersConstruction LLCContracting LLCDTI is working with our vendor, Ensono LLCDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, IncDirect Flooring IncEclectic Design, LLCEnrichment Program PartnersFunding for REACH Riverside Development CorporationGaudenzia, Inc

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Addiction Education/Therapy Community ProgramAffordable Homeownership ProgramAssistance ProgramBHC ProgramBike Incentive ProgramBiomedical School ProgramBreak Into Tech Scholarship ProgramCAFE FinTech Accelerator ProgramCN Housing ProgramCNA ProgramCare ProgramCentury Community Learning Center ProgramChallenge ProgramChief ProgramChoir School ProgramChurch Road ProgramCommunity Eligibility ProgramCommunity Food Distribution ProgramConsultant ProgramDDA Local Food System Grant Program

Statutes cited

29 Del C. §6929 Del. C. §§ 6981HB340SB 94