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Recovery Plan State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds 2025 Report

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Mentions of “Community Health” — 34 found on pages 68, 78, 252, 263, 267, 282, 283, 326, 340, 452, 453, 456, 457, 476, 492, 527, 530, 532, 534, 537

… ood Lion gift cards. Community Engagement • Several strategies including the implementation of health ambassadors/community health works, social media and material are being used to ensure community awareness and to build social capital for evide …

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… and Friedel Inc, conducted a comprehensive study that involved participation from DSAMH employees, current DPC staff, community health partners, and public officials. • Engineers and Architects from the contracted firm visited the current facilitie …

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… THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN 1. Transportation as a Documented Barrier to HIV Care • According to our 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment, 41% of PLWH in our area reported missing at least one medical appointment in the past year due to l …

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… oordinated activities of Community BreatheLife Campaign with the Delaware Behavior Health Consortium program; and the Community Healthcare Workers Network. https://breathelife2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/DataPoint_05-1 …

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… has partnered with the Dept. of Public Health, Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League, Jewish Family Services and the Community Health Advocacy Mobilization Group on community events to provide direct care services and education to the community. We ar …

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… ." Community Engagement Local healthcare organization Christiana Care has identified through their recent 2022-2024 Community Health Implementation Plan (CHIP) three priority areas of need affecting local Wilmingtonians and Delawareans: 1) social det …

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… of its Healing Through the Arts program directly addresses these social determinants of health outlined in our local Community Health Implementation Plan by specifically offering healing services that alleviate or supports community-based needs, and d …

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… d for ongoing outreach in high-risk communities and demonstrates early outcomes in public safety, harm reduction, and community health promotion. Client Impact, Interviews and Success Stories ● Overdose Reversals: Several overdoses were reversed i …

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ARPA-Funded ProgramAddiction Education/Therapy Community ProgramArts ProgramAssistance ProgramBHC ProgramBeebe Healthcare Peer Recovery ProgramBike Incentive ProgramCN Housing ProgramCNA ProgramCare ProgramCentury Community Learning Center ProgramChief ProgramChoir School ProgramChurch Road ProgramCohort Fellows Completed ProgramCommunity Eligibility ProgramCommunity Food Distribution ProgramCompleted ProgramConsultant ProgramContent Creation Program

Statutes cited

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