The Delaware Center for Justice is a pioneering nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing justice reform and providing critical legal and social services to individuals impacted by the criminal legal system in Delaware. With a century-long legacy since its founding in 1920, DCJ stands out for its holistic, community-centered approach to addressing systemic inequities and supporting rehabilitation and reentry.
DCJ combines direct service programs with bold policy advocacy to create meaningful change, focusing on both individual support and structural reform. The organization serves justice-impacted individuals, including youth and adults, and works collaboratively with communities, policymakers, and partner organizations to promote fairness, reduce recidivism, and improve public safety through evidence-based interventions.
Services Offered
- Legal services
- Reentry programs
- Youth programs
- Policy reform advocacy
- Community support services
- Volunteer and intern opportunities
- Resource referrals
DCJ primarily serves individuals and communities across Delaware, offering support to those affected by the justice system and engaging stakeholders through education, outreach, and collaborative initiatives to foster a more equitable legal landscape.
