Programs and services for at-risk individuals in delaware - many individuals in delaware who are low-income, socially isolated, or medically complex lack the support needed to manage serious…

The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded Jewish Family Services of Delaware Inc. $1 million on August 31, 2026, under the Social Services Research and Demonstration program (CFDA 93.647).

The recipient will deliver a comprehensive, integrated care model addressing gaps in support for low-income, socially isolated, and medically complex individuals across Delaware. The project combines care navigation, mental health counseling, and cancer care connection with residential and community-based social connection programs, all operating through a centralized intake and referral system. Services are designed to assess individuals thoroughly, connect them to appropriate resources, and maintain ongoing care coordination through interdisciplinary collaboration across clinical and social service systems.

Performance runs through August 30, 2027, with services delivered statewide in Delaware. The assistance type is a Project Grant.

Programs and services for at-risk individuals in delaware - many individuals in delaware who are low-income, socially isolated, or medically complex lack the support needed to manage serious conditions and remain safely in their homes. Jewish family services of delaware proposes a comprehensive, integrated model of care to address these gaps through coordinated, person-centered services. The project combines care navigation, mental health counseling, and cancer care connection, along with residential and community-based social connection programs, within a centralized intake and referral system. This model ensures that individuals are thoroughly assessed, connected to appropriate services, and supported through ongoing care coordination and interdisciplinary collaboration. By strengthening coordination across systems and addressing both clinical and social needs, this project will promote long-term stability and improve overall well-being for delaware residents across all ages who are most at risk.