Annual Agency Report

July 2024 SLFRF Annual Report

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… vices across the State. Moving forward, additional outreach will be conducted in various methods to receive community feedback on specific programs to ensure the funds are being used as expected and equity goals are met. Many success storie …

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… ce two years in a row. • The digital campaign during the 2021-2022 open enrollment period utilized Facebook newsfeed advertising, which resulted in 629,000 impressions; 2.4 thousand clicks; and 1.7 thousand sessions. • The 20 …

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… ; 2.4 thousand clicks; and 1.7 thousand sessions. • The 2022-2023 open enrollment period utilized Facebook newsfeed advertising, which resulted in 1.7 million impressions; 5.7 million click; and 4.4 thousand sessions. • Delawar …

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… men with lived experience in the design of the demonstration project and ensuring their voices are elevated and their feedback incorporated in the housing program design. To engage women with lived experience, 3 focus groups were convened w …

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… o Changes to financial well-being and access to services. o Immediate impacts on stress and well-being. o Initial feedback on the program, including the coaching and case management, and spending patterns. • Initial interview findings …

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… t 85 THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN • Levels of stress went down Other Participant Self-Reported Outcomes and Feedback • Working with financial coaches helped improve their credit score, taught them out to create a budget and sav …

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… to WIC, food assistance, rental assistance, child support information, DEHAP, food banks, career information, breast feeding classes, giveaways, the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), daycare information, English classes, and Hea …

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… s anticipating that the position will be filled late July/early August time frame. DDL Specialists will also obtain feedback from TalkSpace voucher users in terms of satisfaction with this mental health service. …

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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

Programs

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