A Wilmington front door. A Claymont hub. A statewide pathway.
Participants begin at the Wilmington onboarding center, travel to the Claymont hub for programming and coordinated care, and move through transitional housing toward a lasting home in the communities they are from.
From first contact to a permanent address.
Each step is a real location. Transportation between them is run by the organization.
The onboarding center on Lea Boulevard
Registration, showers and laundry, assessment and benefits screening. The front door, inside the city.
Transportation the organization runs itself
Vehicles run both directions daily at no cost. A mobile medical and dental unit is planned for people not yet ready to travel.
The campus hub
Workforce and life skills, financial and digital literacy, a teaching kitchen, and clinical care as staffing comes online.
Transitional housing
Participants move in as units come online. Length of stay is a ceiling, not a plan.
A sustainable destination, set by the pathway
Exit into the destination defined for that pathway. Alumni support continues, including a route back onto staff.
Kent and Sussex
The same pathway extended south as capacity and partners allow. Not operating today.
The hub, the spokes, the connection.
The hub
Day programming, workforce and the clinic in one building.
The spokes
Smart health homes in Delaware neighborhoods, for adults with IDD and for veterans.
The connection
Vehicles bring people to the hub and take them home again.
Harmony Health does not own or develop real estate.
How the space is held
Housing insecurity is a social driver of health, which makes the buildings our programs run in a piece of healthcare infrastructure. Harmony Health secures the space it needs through long-term lease from privately held owners. That lease is what gives us the right to direct what happens inside: who is served, what services are delivered, and how care is coordinated.
What is secured, what is in preparation, what is pending.
Updated August 2026. Activation remains subject to funding and approvals.
Campus space. Secured under long-term lease. Programming comes online in phases.
Clinical services. Planned through MaxWellness under agreement as programs activate.
Day services at the hub. Designed to run before the buildings are finished.
Transitional units. Delivered in phases, aligned with state and community needs.
Smart health homes. The spokes, in Delaware neighborhoods.
DDDS provider authorization. Applied to the Delaware Division of Developmental Disabilities Services. Authorization pending.
How this will be measured.
Measures, cadence and method are set before the first participant enrolls.