7 Resources
Statewide coalition providing advocacy, resources, and referrals for domestic violence survivors and their children, based in Wilmington. Staff connect Delaware residents to shelter, counseling, and legal help. Men experiencing abuse, fathers protecting children, and those responding to false allegations can call during weekday hours for referrals. All conversations are confidential and intake does not require ID.
(302) 658-2958 · 100 W 10th St Suite 903, Wilmington, DE 19801
State program providing financial assistance to crime victims including domestic violence survivors for medical bills, counseling, lost wages, and relocation costs. Applications are processed at the Attorney General's office in Wilmington. Applicants should bring photo ID, police report numbers, medical bills, and documentation of losses. Application forms are available online; no legal representation is required.
(302) 255-1770 · 820 N French St, Wilmington, DE 19801
Bilingual domestic violence services for Latino families in Delaware, based at the Latin American Community Center on North Van Buren Street in Wilmington. Staff provide safety planning, advocacy, and referrals in Spanish and English. Walk-ins welcome during weekday business hours; calls are confidential. Bring photo ID and any court or police paperwork if available, though these are not required for initial intake.
(302) 655-7338 · 403 N Van Buren St, Wilmington, DE 19805
Multi-agency state council coordinating Delaware's response to domestic violence through policy, training, and inter-agency protocols, based in Wilmington. Not a direct service provider; the council supports shelters, law enforcement, courts, and advocacy groups statewide. Useful for fathers, professionals, and community members who want to understand how Delaware systems intersect and how to access coordinated services.
(302) 255-0405 · 900 King St Suite 210, Wilmington, DE 19801
Transitional housing and supportive services for homeless individuals including domestic violence survivors in Wilmington, operating from North King Street. Residents receive case management, employment support, and help connecting to permanent housing. Fathers and single men can call or walk in during weekday business hours to inquire about bed availability. Bring photo ID and a willingness to participate in structured programming.
(302) 652-3991 · 1229 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801
Attorney General's Office unit specializing in domestic violence investigation, prosecution, and victim safety planning across Delaware, based on North French Street in Wilmington. Prosecutors and advocates coordinate on felony cases and protective orders. Victims and witnesses can contact the office during weekday hours to follow up on active cases; bring photo ID and any case or report numbers when visiting.
(302) 577-8500 · 820 N French St, Wilmington, DE 19801
Safe supervised visitation center allowing non-custodial parents to visit their children in a monitored, neutral setting in Wilmington. Helpful in cases with protective orders, reunification plans, or court-ordered supervision. Fathers should bring photo ID, the court order specifying supervision, and any agency or attorney contact information. Fees apply; sliding-scale options may be available after intake.
(302) 762-6110 · 507 Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington, DE 19809