The Division of Developmental Disabilities Services (DDDS) helps children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities thrive at home — and in the community. Our extensive network of providers and programs helps clients work toward greater independence, experience inclusion as active members of their community, and find accomplishment in setting and achieving goals at every stage of life.
If you see, hear, suspect, or have concerns about a person living in a residential setting or receiving supported living services, attending a day program or receiving supported employment services, please contact the Office of Incident Resolution.
To report an incident of abuse, neglect, mistreatment, financial exploitation, or an individual rights complaint, use the DDDS Incident Reporting System. Not sure if you should report? Contact us anyway! We will take care of the rest.
If you receive an error message when attempting to use this link, please contact the Office of Incident Resolution Administrator for statewide reporting at 302-836-2185.
Medicaid-funded programs to support independent living and community participation
Advocacy, networks and resources to help families navigate services
Preparing low-income youth and young adults prepare for work, find jobs and succeed in the workplace
Medicaid-covered supports and services for each phase of life
Caring for others is meaningful—and challenging. DelaCARES by Trualta offers a free online learning and support platform for Delaware caregivers.
Personalized care at home and in the community
Help shape the Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council Five-Year State Plan
DSPs work alongside people with physical and/or intellectual disabilities to help them live above their limitations, thrive in their community,...