Who We Serve

The neighbors most often left between systems.

We focus where the need is highest and the options are fewest. These are not nine separate programs. One framework carries every group, and each group has its own destination.

Nine groups

One framework. Nine destinations.

Who Prevent Restore Transition

Adults living unshelteredPreventsAnother winter outside, and the medical crisis that followsRebuildsHousing, health, income and daily structureLeads toA home of their own, and work where that is possible

Substance use and recoveryPreventsRelapse into homelessness once treatment endsRebuildsRecovery support held alongside housing and workLeads toSustained recovery in a home the person keeps

Foster youthPreventsHomelessness in the first year after careRebuildsEducation, life skills, health and mentorshipLeads toStable independent adulthood

Aged out, now unhousedPreventsA second decade lost to the same gapRebuildsHousing, credentials and adult supportLeads toIndependent living, with a network that holds

Fleeing domestic violencePreventsA return to danger for want of anywhere to goRebuildsImmediate placement with the services that make leaving permanentLeads toA safe home, held independently

Complex Medicaid needsPreventsPreventable utilization and repeated unstable dischargeRebuildsMedical, dental and behavioral care coordinated in one placeLeads toA managed condition in a stable setting

Adults with IDDPreventsUnnecessary institutionalizationRebuildsHealth, function, skills and daily structureLeads toThe greatest community independence that person can hold

VeteransPreventsIsolation, and the slide back into crisisRebuildsStable housing, coordinated care and purposeLeads toA durable home, still connected to the hub

Patients leaving the hospitalPreventsAvoidable extended stay or readmissionRebuildsRecovery and coordinated transitional careLeads toA safe return home, or the right next setting

One population at two points in time. A young adult leaving foster care and a young adult who aged out and later lost housing are the same person, reached earlier or later. Prevention and restoration are the same organization catching them at different moments.

The Two Named Programs

Where each group enters.

Two programs, run in parallel out of one building, sharing one leadership team, reported as separate cost centers.

Restoration

Harmony Health Restoration

Pathway to Independence. Adults living unsheltered, adults in recovery, women and children fleeing domestic violence, and adults with complex Medicaid needs.

Prevention

Harmony Health Prevention

Pathway to Independent Living. Young adults transitioning out of foster care, before the moment support usually disappears.

Where does all of this happen?

A Wilmington front door, a Claymont hub, and a pathway that reaches across Delaware.

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