Annual Agency Report

Performance Report Capital Projects Fund 2025 Report

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Mentions of “EMERGENCY SHELTER” — 9 found on pages 50, 51, 52

… : $150,000.00 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) THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN STAT …

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… fore, not met. All projects were completed by 1/31/24. 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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… e Twenties | 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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… d 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, IncArron Electrical Services IncBrandywine Contractors IncCHILD, IncCare PartnersCasale Construction LLCChild IncCommunity Education Seaford - Tri-State Community PartnersConstruction, Wohsen, and Brandywine Contractors, IncContractors IncDivision of Family Services, and CHILD, IncEarly Stage PartnersEndless Possibilities In the Community, IncFAME, IncFor eight decades, Christina Cultural Arts Center, IncFoundation, IncGaudenzia Foundation, IncGaudenzia, IncHabitat for Humanity, Milford Housing Development CorporationHunger Relief Partners

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Affirmative Action ProgramAll Challenge ProgramBackpack ProgramChallenge ProgramDelaware Marine Studies ProgramEarly Memory Loss ProgramEmployment ProgramEmpowered Youth ProgramFood ProgramHunger Relief ProgramInitiative Meaningful Work ProgramKingswood EMPOWER ProgramLauncher Entrepreneurship ProgramLauncher ProgramNew Life ProgramSocial Services ProgramSummer Food Service ProgramThe Achievers ProgramThe Challenge ProgramThe Emergency Food Program