Claymont Comunity

TransCareers International specializes in connecting international young graduates and students to leading American companies through internship and training programs across various fields, including Financial Management, Business Management, Engineering, IT, and Tourism Management. With over 20 years of experience, the company offers personalized guidance to ensure a successful study abroad experience for its clients. Dedicated to supporting interns and trainees, TransCareers International has established strong relationships with numerous U.S. institutions, providing guaranteed placement opportunities and local support during placements. Their commitment to high-quality services is reflected in their success rate, with over 1,000 participants placed annually in J-1 programs. Generated from the website

Established in 1883, West End Neighborhood House is a nonprofit community development organization that serves struggling immigrant families in Delaware. The organization offers employment, recreational, and afternoon and evening health education programs to prevent school drop-outs, smoking, teenage pregnancy, and drug and alcohol abuse among high-risk urban youth. Its tutoring program provides academic services to students in grades 1 through 12 from low- and moderate-income families. West End Neighborhood House offers individualized tutoring, homework assistance and computerized instruction services. It provides budgeting, employment, job training and child care services. The organization partners with the Delaware Department of Education, Female Benevolent Society and Wilmington Flower Market.

Jewish Family Services of Delaware (JFS) is a nonprofit with a mission to strengthen individuals, families, and the community through therapeutic counseling and support services. With an interdisciplinary, innovative approach, we combine talent, expertise, and leadership to make our robust therapeutic and support services available to everyone; we provide comprehensive support regardless of religion, race, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or special need.