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Our Mission
At Connections CSP, Inc. we provide a comprehensive array of community-based treatment, support, housing, and rehabilitation services for people recovering from and living with mental health and substance use conditions, homelessness, and HIV/AIDS. Connections is committed to seeking out those without access to quality care throughout Delaware and to doing whatever it takes to support those we serve to achieve their goals. Recovery is possible with the right Connections.
Our Services
Connections offers a wide range of services, to more than 5,000 Delawareans, in more than 30 locations. We are accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations and by CARF…the Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission. Our services include:
Our People
Since 1985, Connections has helped thousands of Delaware citizens to cope with mental health and substance use conditions, homelessness, and HIV/AIDS. Our services are offered in under-served urban and rural areas where medical, psychiatric and other treatment and support services are hard to find. Most of the people we serve are members of racial or ethnic minority groups or other populations whose service needs may be overlooked or neglected such as women with children, deaf and hard of hearing persons, and older adults. Connections employs almost 300 people, including physicians, social workers, nurses, and counselors, who provide direct services to more than 5,000 Delawareans each year. Connections is engaged in many collaborative efforts to improve services in Delaware. Our partners include the Homeless Planning Council of Delaware, DelARF, Westside Health Center, Delmarva Rural Ministries, the Delaware HIV Consortium, the Ministry of Caring, and West End Neighborhood House.
Our History
Connections was founded in 1985 as a subsidiary of Church Home Foundation (now Ingleside Homes). Our original mission was to help older adults with lifelong histories of hospitalization in a state institution to move into the community. Our mission expanded in 1988 to include homeless people with mental health and substance use problems. In 1990, we divested from Church Home Foundation and became a separate not-for-profit corporation. Today, Connections serves more than 4,000 of Delaware's neediest citizens with more than 35 programs in more than 30 locations throughout the state. We have an annual operating budget of more than $17 million, and own property and other assets valued at more than $16 million.