State Resource Finder

State Resources Finder

Use the following links to find state employment, social services and general government information.

Delaware
Job Search
  • Delaware JobLink
  • Find job search, training, and career information.
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  • Find your American Job Center
  • Call or visit your local American Job Center to learn about services they offer. Many provide help with job search, finding training, writing resumes, and more.
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  • Job fairs and workshops
  • See upcoming job fairs and other events from Delaware JobLink (scroll to the bottom of the page to see event lisitngs).
Career Information
  • Career Exploration
  • The CareerOneStop website offers free assessments, career profiles, salary information, employment trends, and more.
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  • Labor Market Information
  • Find local employment, wage, and other labor market data.
Education and Training
  • Career Training
  • Find job-related training services that can help you to qualify for a high-demand job.
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  • Dislocated Worker Programs
  • Dislocated Worker programs help workers who have been laid off get retrained and back to work.
Unemployment Insurance
Health Care
Documents and Vital Records
  • Social Security Card
  • Apply online for a replacement Social Security card. For help to obtain a card, call 800.772.1213, or by TTY at 800.325.0778.
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  • Driver's License
  • Learn how to get or renew your driver's license, register your car, or access other motor vehicle services.
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  • Birth, Marriage, and Divorce Records
  • Learn how to get copies of birth, marriage, divorce, and other records.
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  • Criminal Record
  • Learn how to get a copy of your criminal record, or state rap sheet.
Legal Assistance
Benefits and Other Assistance
  • 211.org
  • Call 2-1-1 or visit www.211.org for local referrals and information on food, housing, employment, health care, counseling and more. This free and confidential service is available to anyone in the United States.
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  • Government Benefits
  • Find and apply for government programs that may help you pay for food, housing, health care, and other basic living expenses.
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  • Department of Services for Children, Youth and their Families
  • Find your Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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  • Public Housing Agencies
  • Find information about public housing assistance at your local Public Housing Agency (PHA).