DSSC - Claymont State Service Center/Claymont Community Center

In order to accomplish its mission and objectives, the Division of State Service Centers (DSSC) administers a number of programs and services, as well as a statewide network of safe, secure, well-maintained and efficiently operated Service Centers. These centers, 15 in all, serve as multi-service facilities in which various public and private agencies are collected. The goal of the centers is to promote access to Delaware's health and human service system. Annually, more than 600,000 visits are made to State Service Centers throughout Delaware. Based on demographic analysis and community outreach, each service center provides a mix of services appropriate to the community it serves. There are more than 160 programs and services delivered through the State Service Centers.

Emergency Assistance Services - Emergency Assistance funds for rent, utilities and emergency shelter are provided for eligible low-income persons in order to help to maintain self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness; Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program; Utility Assistance