| Service |
Description |
| Food Benefits |
|
SNAP/Food Stamps/EBT Cards
|
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps families supplement their grocery budget to afford nutritious food essential for health and well-being. |
| Health Related Services |
|
Medicaid
|
Medical assistance to eligible low-income individuals and families, as well as to seniors and those who are blind and/or disabled whose income is insufficient to meet the cost of necessary medical services. |
Diabetes Support
|
Medications, supplies, and other services available to those with diabetes to alleviate an emergency condition. |
| Emergency Services |
|
Emergency Shelter / Transitional Housing
|
Emergency shelter, including help locating shelter beds or vouchers for emergency hotel stays, and transitional housing funds to assist individuals and families facing homelessness.
|
Energy / Utility Assistance
|
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and Delaware Energy Assistance Program
Financial assistance to help eligible low-income households with energy bills, including heating and cooling costs, as well as help during energy crises and for energy-related expenses. |
Emergency Cash Assistance
|
Financial assistance for rent, utilities, emergency shelter and other critical needs to help maintain self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness during unexpected emergencies. |
General Assistance
|
Cash assistance to low-income individuals who do not qualify for federally funded programs, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Social Security benefits. |
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
|
Cash assistance program for those caring for a minor child during job training and search. |
| Family Services |
|
Purchase of Care / Child Care
|
Support for families to enable the caretaker to hold a job, obtain training or meet special needs of the parent or child. |
Kinship Care
|
Assistance for grandparents, aunts, uncles and other relative (non-parent) caregivers to provide immediate needs for clothing, shelter, health, safety and educational supplies during the 180-day transition period when a child first moves into the non-parent caregiver’s home. |
| Public Health Clinics |
|
Women Infant and Children (WIC)
|
Supplemental nutrition program for pregnant and nursing women, infants and young children. Call (800) 222-2189. |