Transportation
Route planning and getting to work, school or appointments.
Find transportation resourcesFamily & Daily Life
Coordinated assistance when housing, work, school, healthcare and everyday needs overlap.
Ask About Family SupportOrganize Household PrioritiesStart with the Biggest Household Need
You do not need to decide which service category fits. Staff can discuss the household’s priorities, coordinate outside resources and follow up as circumstances change.
Transportation, Schools & Household Needs
Work & Employment
Schools and Everyday Paperwork
School connections, parent portals and understanding practical forms.
Find education resourcesIDs and Public Systems
Help finding official information and navigating administrative steps; the agency decides requirements.
Find ID & driving resourcesFood and Household Setup
Connections to food resources, furniture and household goods where available.
Find food & household resourcesTalk Through What Needs to Happen Next
The type and availability of support depend on the household’s needs and available resources. An inquiry does not automatically enroll someone in a program.
Ask About Family SupportHelping someone else? Make a referral with their permission.
THRIVE · in Development
CIS Refugee Youth: THRIVE and CIS Refugee Families: THRIVE are developing tracks for structured support with practical skills, education, family stability and community connection. Contact CIS for current availability; this page does not offer enrollment or announce cohort dates.
Local Contacts for Everyday Needs
Everyday Resources Across Delaware
External providers control their own eligibility, hours, fees and availability. Confirm current details with the provider.
Food Bank of Delaware — Get Help
Pantries, mobile pantries, food assistance and SNAP outreach
DART First State
Public transit routes, schedules, trip planner and rider alerts
Delaware DMV — Real ID / SecureID
Federally compliant Delaware DL/ID document guidance
Delaware DOE — Adult Multilingual Learners / ESL
Adult ESL and IELCE program directory
Organize Household Priorities
Select the needs you want to work through. Put the most important one first in your list.