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Division of State Service Centers “ Working Hand in Hand with the Community”

Division of State Service Centers “ Working Hand in Hand with the Community”. Joint Finance Committee Hearing Fiscal Year 2015 Renee P. Beaman Director February 25, 2014. Mission

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Division of State Service Centers “ Working Hand in Hand with the Community”

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  1. Division of State Service Centers“Working Hand in Hand with the Community” Joint Finance Committee Hearing Fiscal Year 2015 Renee P. Beaman Director February 25, 2014

  2. Mission The mission of the Division of State Service Centers is to provide convenient access to human services, assist vulnerable populations, support communities and promote volunteer and service opportunities. Division of State Service Centers

  3. Making A Difference

  4. The centers are strategically located providing one stop shopping for human services delivered by Divisions of State Service Centers, Social Services, Public Health, and several other divisions in Health and Social Services as well as the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families and the Department of Correction. • Regional Centers • Adams (Georgetown), Milford, Williams (Dover), • Hudson (Newark), Northeast (Wilmington), and Porter (Wilmington) • Area Centers • Shipley (Seaford) and DeLaWarr (New Castle) • Neighborhood Centers • Bridgeville, Laurel, Pyle, Smyrna, • Appoquinimink, Belvedere, and Claymont 15 Community-Based Locations

  5. Office of Community Services Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Funds address the causes and conditions of poverty, promote self-sufficiency, family stability, economic opportunity and community development. CSBG works in partnership with First State Community Action Agency. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) LIHEAP helps Delawareans with incomes up to 200% of poverty with heating and cooling bills. This program is administered in partnership with Catholic Charities.

  6. Office of Community Services Family Visitation Provides a safe haven for children to visit and re-unite with non-custodial parents. This program is mandated by court order and administered in partnership with Family Court and community agencies. Adopt-A-Family Provides special assistance to low income households at holiday time, back-to-school, and year-round. Food and Nutrition Program DSSC provides state funding for the Food Bank of Delaware and Catholic Charities, which in turn funds 33 non-profits to stock food closets, mobile pantries and food to 397 Brown Bag Clubs.

  7. Emergency and Transitional Housing Services

  8. State Office of Volunteerism (SOV) AmeriCorps and Senior Corps Federally funded community service programs under the Corporation of National and Community Service (AmeriCorps, Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), and Foster Grandparents (FGP) Volunteer Delaware Website volunteer credit, consultations with non-profit organizations, special events, days of service

  9. State Office of Volunteerism Foster Grandparent Program

  10. Thank You! “In helping others, we shall help ourselves, for whatever good we give out completes the circle and comes back to us.”… Flora Edwards

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