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Family Resource Center

The Family Resource Centers is a school-based, flexible, family-focused, and culturally sensitive hub of support and resources that provide programs and targeted services based on the needs and interests of families. The goal is to foster the development of a strong school community of support for parents and caregivers

The Las Americas ASPIRA Academy Family Resource Center, established in August 2017, created a welcoming and engaging environment for students and their families. We aspire to provide access to relevant and timely information about resources and programs to support our families and in turn ensure the academic success of all students.

Our goal is to consolidate information on this web page that can be useful for you and your network of family and friends in the community. As we update the content, we will also send reminders to call your attention to timely information and opportunities.

Benefits Finder: Take the questionnaire to find benefits you may be eligible to receive and be directed to the agency to apply.  https://www.benefits.gov/benefit-finder.

If you require further information, feel free to contact  Wanda.Lopez@laaa.k12.de.us  or on 302-292-1463

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El Centro de Recursos para nuestras familias es un centro de apoyo flexible, enfocado en las familias de nuestra escuela y culturalmente sensible que brinda programas y servicios específicos basados ​​en las necesidades e intereses de las familias. Nuestro objetivo es fomentar el desarrollo de una comunidad escolar sólida de apoyo a los padres y cuidadores.

El Centro de Recursos Familiares de Las Américas ASPIRA Academy se estableció en 2017 para crear un ambiente acogedor y atractivo para los estudiantes y sus familias. Aspiramos brindar acceso a información relevante y oportuna sobre recursos y programas para apoyar a nuestras familias y, a su vez, garantizar el éxito académico de todos los estudiantes.

Nuestro objetivo es consolidar información en esta página de internet que pueda ser útil para usted, su familia y amigos en la comunidad. A medida que actualizamos el contenido, también enviaremos recordatorios para llamar su atención sobre información y oportunidades.

Buscador de beneficios: Responda el cuestionario para encontrar los beneficios que su familia es elegible para recibir y para que se le dirija a la agencia para solicitarlos. https://www.benefits.gov/benefit-finder

Si necesita más información, no dude en comunicarse con Wanda.Lopez@laaa.k12.de.us ó llame al 302-292-1463.

Jobs & Training/Empleo y Formación

Delaware Department of Labor:

Presentation: Department of Labor Programs & Services:

ZipCode Wilmington 

Children’s Helplines

Mobile Crisis Intervention Services (Adult Services)

1-800-652-2929 (New Castle County)

1-800-345-6785 (Kent County/Sussex County)

DPBHS 24-hour Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (Under 18)

1-800-969-4357 (HELP) or Text DE to 741741

Domestic Violence Hotline

New Castle County: 302-762-6110

Kent County / Sussex County: 302-422-8058

Contact Lifeline Crisis Line

1-800-262-9800

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children – Cyber Tipline

www.cybertipline.com

1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)

RAINN – National Sexual Assault Hotline

1-800-656-4673 (HOPE)

Delaware Victim Services

1-800-VICTIM-1 (1-800-842-8461)

Children’s Advocacy Center of Delaware

New Castle County: 302-485-7088

Kent County: 302-741-2123

Sussex County: 302-854-0323

www.cacofde.org

Beau Biden Foundation for the Protection of Children

302-477-2018

www.beaubidenfoundation.org

Prevent Child Abuse Delaware

302-425-7490

www.pcadelaware.org

Child Inc.

24 Hour Domestic Violence Hotline: 302-762-6110

24 Hour Runaway & Homeless Youth: 302-762-6373

CHILD, Inc. Main Office: 302-762-8989

Community Health Advocate Referral Line: 302-757-

2137

Kent / Sussex County Classes & Seminars: 1-800-

874-2070

Stop it Now

www.stopitnow.com

Darkness to Light

www.D2L.org

Delaware 211

Delaware 211 connects Delawareans to free services statewide, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in multiple languages. How to connect: Dial 2-1-1; text your zip code to 898-211; or chat online or search for resources at www.delaware211.org.

Clothing Government Medical Care Tax Help
Emergency Transitional Shelters Housing Assistant Mental Health Transportation
Food Assistance Legal Help Substance Abuse Utility Assistance

Community Events/Eventos Comunitarios

Health/Salud

Mental Health

Amanecer Counseling and Resource Center- We offer compassionate and bilingual behavioral health services that help Latinos heal, grow and thrive. Our name has changed, but our mission established in 2003 by our founder, continues to focus on the wellbeing of Latino families.

 https://amanecerde.org/

Bienvenidos a Amanecer Counseling and Resource Center– Ofrecemos servicios de salud del comportamiento en un entorno bilingüe de contención que ayuda a los latinos a sanar, crecer y prosperar. Cambiamos de nombre, pero seguimos trabajando en el bienestar de las familias latinas para cumplir con la misión que establecieron nuestra fundadora en 2003.

https://amanecerde.org/

Medicare Plans Patient Resource Center: This free comprehensive guide aims to help Medicare recipients identify the different types of substance abuse treatments that are covered and not covered, eligibility, and most importantly, state resources for substance abuse treatments.

https://www.medicareplans.com/medicare-coverage-of-substance-abuse-resource/

Project THRIVE Project THRIVE provides free mental health services to Delaware students struggling with trauma. Services are available to students – grades pre-k through 12 – attending Delaware public schools, private schools, parochial schools and homeschools. Dial 2-1-1 or text THRIVE to 898-211.

Visit https://education.delaware.gov/educators/whole-child-support/family-services/project-thrive/ for more information

https://education.delaware.gov/educators/whole-child-support/family-services/#:~:text=Project%20THRIVE%20provides%20free%20mental,schools

Proyecto THRIVE: proporciona servicios de salud mental gratuitos a estudiantes elegibles de Delaware. Los servicios están disponibles para los estudiantes (desde preescolar hasta el grado 12) que asisten a escuelas públicas, escuelas privadas, escuelas parroquiales y escuelas en el hogar de Delaware.

https://education.delaware.gov/educators/whole-child-support/family-services/#:~:text=Project%20THRIVE%20provides%20free%20mental,schools

Mesothelioma Hope: https://www.mesotheliomahope.com/resources/children/

Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):

https://www.cdc.gov/

Where Can I Get My Vaccine?

https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/vaccine/where-can-i-get-my-vaccine/

Department of Health & Social Services

https://myhealthycommunity.dhss.delaware.gov/

Mental Health Resources

Amanacer Counseling & Resource Center

Delaware Child PsychiatryAccess Program (DCPAP)

Help is here – Prevent  – Treat – Recover

Mental Health Association in Delaware

Project DelAWARE- provides schools with evidence-based mental health services that promote student wellness and resilience.

https://education.delaware.gov/educators/whole-child-support/family-services/project-delaware/

Back-to-School Discussion Series: Supporting Youth Mental Health Connecting Parents/Care-givers of School-aged Children to Community Resources and Services.

Sean’s House: Sean’s House is a free resource for young adults ages 14-24. Support is available 24/7 for young adults to talk about mental health or substance use challenges with other young adult Peer Specialists who have lived experience with similar challenges.

https://seanshousesl24.com/

Delaware Guidance – Children

New Castle County: 302-652-3948

Kent County: 302-678-3020

Sussex County: 302-645-5338

SOAR, Survivors of Abuse In Recovery

New Castle County 302-655-3953

Dover: 302-422-3811

Georgetown: 302-645-4903

Jewish Family Services of Delaware

302-478-9411

La Esperanza Community Center

Sussex County: 302-854-9262

Legal Services

Delaware Legal Help Link – DEhelplink
https://delegalhelplink.org/

Delaware State Bar Association – Access to Justice | DSBA
https://www.dsba.org/access-to-justice-program/

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
https://www.aclu-de.org/en/about/about-us

Community Legal Aid Society
http://www.declasi.org/

Delaware Volunteer Legal Services
https://www.dvls.org

Legal Services Corporation of DE
https://www.lscd.com/

Food Benefits/Beneficios Alimenticios

Delaware Regional Dream Center – provide basic necessities & food
Food drops every 10:00am – 3:00pm @ 310 Ruthar Drive, Newark, DE 19711
Food Bank of Delaware
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) – 
Provides temporary financial help for people until they secure a job. Also provides motivation for the family to become self-sufficient. Time on TANF is limited. You can get benefits for 36 months, but you must work or participate in work related activities for 30 hours a week to receive a TANF check.

Parent Resources

Delaware Department of Education – Parent & Family Engagement

https://education.delaware.gov/families/parent-and-family-engagement/

Parents as Teachers

  • Enseñándole a nuestros niños a no hacer bullying. https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/no-bullying.html#catbehavior Además, tendrá acceso a otros temas en la página como:
    • Cyber-bullying
    • Teaching kids to be smart about social media (Enseñar a los niños a ser inteligentes con las redes sociales)
    • Helping kids deal with bullies (Ayudar a los niños a lidiar con los bullies)

Wilmington Senior Center (WSC) https://wilmingtonseniorcenter.org/

The Grandparent Resource Center is dedicated to the empowerment of grandparent caregivers and the children they’re raising. The center provides information, guidance, and help in finding resources and services to strengthen families. 302-651-3400 x3424.

Grupo de Apoyo Para Cuidadores: ¿ERES UN CUIDADOR? Usted es un cuidador si brinda apoyo social, físico, médico y/o emocional a un pariente o amigo que envejece o a una persona discapacitada.

Domestic Violence Coordinating Council Resource Guide:

https://dvcc.delaware.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/87/2022/09/DVCC-Resource-Guide_08.2022.pdf

Victims’ Rights Task Force:

https://dvcc.delaware.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/87/2022/09/DVCC-Resource-Guide_08.2022.pdf

Free internet available for qualifying students

Households with at least one child who is eligible for the National School Lunch Program may qualify for free high-speed Internet with the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and Internet Essentials from Comcast. The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) will cover the monthly price of home Internet so there is no cost to students’ families who enroll in Internet Essentials or Internet Essentials Plus. For more on the Affordable Connectivity Program visit: www.affordableconnectivity.gov. More information is available at www.acpbenefit.org.