Annual Agency Report

Recovery Plan State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds 2025 Report

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Mentions of “HEALTH OUTCOMES” — 20 found on pages 68, 69, 70, 262, 290, 300, 304, 334, 367, 384, 385, 386, 442, 466, 527, 535, 537, 683, 733

… rvices to families and children from prenatal to age 5. Research has demonstrated improvements in maternal and child health outcomes. Improvements include family economic well-being, increase in children’s school readiness and providing early detec …

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… ther & Infant Consortium (DHMIC), we have all made a promise to prevent infant and maternal mortality and improve the health outcomes of women of childbearing age and infants throughout Delaware. • In Delaware, the overall infant mortality rate has …

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… nstrates that housing interventions and wraparound support for low-income individuals and moms contribute to improved health outcomes for babies and decreased health care costs.1 The goal of this additional funding is to provide assistive services …

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… monitoring network educational activities to ensure residents receive real-time data on air quality and help improve health outcomes in their neighborhood. Residents also have access to health data from the World Health Organization and others provi …

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… seniors the Wilmington Senior Center serves represent marginalized communities and are at a greater risk of negative health outcomes. Our participants, both men and women, are vulnerable and at risk of social isolation. Our programming is designed fo …

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… RESCUE PLAN door-to-door education, distributing test kits, and scheduling vaccinations, all aimed at improving health outcomes within the Haitian community. Transportation services were offered for medical appointments, legal obligations, and t …

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… creased overall awareness of public health measures within these underserved communities. This effort promoted better health outcomes by encouraging vaccination and preventive behavior. Transportation Assistance: The 17 individuals who benefited f …

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… perous communities, substandard education, lack of employment opportunities, high levels of incarceration, and poor health outcomes have devastated Black communities nationwide. The Riverside neighborhood in northeast Wilmington (census tract 30.02) …

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Alpha Fraternity, IncAmanceer, Ferris Group, Albert Einstein Academy, Child IncArchitectural Firm Davis Bowden and Friedel IncBeebe Medical Center, IncBright Horizon's CorporationCareer Development PartnersClaymont Center for Pregnant and Parenting Women, Gaudenzia, IncClaymont Center. Gaudenzia, IncCommunity Engagement PartnersCommunity Wealth PartnersCovert Law Enforcement Valorence, LLCDelaware Health Empowerment Coalition, IncDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, IncEclectic Design, LLCEnrichment Program PartnersFunding for REACH Riverside Development CorporationGTL Education Foundation, IncGaudenzia, IncHaliburton CorporationHertrich Fleet Services, Inc

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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