Delaware Council On Gambling Problems Inc

CATCH, established in 1979, is a nonprofit organization that offers support programs and behavior health services to patients with physical and developmental disabilities. It offers special educational programs and medical services that include individual, family and group therapies, art, music and recreational activities, speech and language therapies, psychiatric and psychological consultation, occupational therapy and case management. The services offered by the organization include crises intervention, psychiatric rehabilitation programs, developing independent living skills, financial and medical insurance assistance, and coordination of clinical, educational and health care programs. CATCH is headquartered in Philadelphia.

Founded in 1953, Delaware Guidance Services is the United Way of Delaware agency that provides mental health care services for children, youths and their families. Its services include psychological and psychiatric evaluation, individual, group and family counseling, parenting education, family and school liaison work and medication. The agency focuses on various areas, such as behavioral problems, family conflicts, divorce-related issues, school troubles, domestic violence and substance abuse. It contracts with various school districts throughout Delaware to provide guidance and mental health care services. Delaware Guidance Services operates several clinics and employs a team of child psychiatrists and psychologists, clinical social workers and advanced nurse practitioners. The agency maintains a location in Wilmington, Del.

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.