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Nemours Brand Flyer Template Listing of CATCH Kids Club Trained Organizations Absalom Jones Community Center Boys & Girls Club of Delaware Building Blocks Christian School Child Craft Company Claymont Community Center Color My World Afterschool Program Delaware Physicians Care Delaware State University Cooperative Extension 4-H Delaware Technical and Community College - Corporate and Community Programs Delaware Technical & Community College - Child Development Center East Millsboro Elementary Family & Workplace Connection Family and Workplace Connection - Sussex County Family Enrichment & Deliverance Center Inc. First State Community Action Agency Girls Inc. of Delaware Hilltop Lutheran Community Center Kingswood Community Center Latin American Community Center Neighborhood House City of Newark Parks & Recreation New Castle County - Summer Camps North Laurel Elementary School Parents and Children Together at Tech (PACTT) Peoples Settlement Association Police Athletic League of Delaware - Hockessin Site Police Athletic League of Delaware - New Castle Site SPEAK UD 4-H - Clark's Corner After School Program University of Delaware Cooperative Extension 4-H West End Neighborhood House William "Hicks" Anderson Community Center YMCA of Delaware Strategic Partners Alfred I duPont Hospital for Children Allen's Family Foods American Association of Retired Persons American Diabetes Association - Delaware Chapter American Heart Association – Delaware Chapter Appoquinimink School District Bay Health Medical Center Beebe Medical Center Brandywine School District Caesar Rodney High School Wellness Center Cape Henlopen School District Children and Families First Delaware Community Foundation Delaware Department of Education - Child and Adult Care Food Program Delaware Department of Transportation Delaware Early Childhood Center Delaware General Assembly Delaware Greenways Delaware Physicians Care Delaware State Chamber of Commerce Delaware State Fair Delaware State University -College of Health and Public Policy Delaware Technical and Community College – Child Development Center at Owens Campus Delmar School District Family and Workplace Connection First State Community Action Agency, Inc. Henrietta Johnson Medical Center Hilltop Lutheran Community Center Hope Commission Indian River Wellness Center Johns Hopkins University - School of Public Health La Red Health Center Inc Latin American Community Center Laurel School District Medical Society of Delaware Milford School District Neighborhood House, Inc Nemours Pediatrics at Dover Nemours Pediatrics at Jessup Street Nemours Pediatrics at Middletown Strategic Partners con’t. Nemours Pediatrics at Milford Nemours Pediatrics at Peoples Plaza Nemours Pediatrics at Philadelphia Pike Nemours Pediatrics at Seaford Nemours Pediatrics at St Francis New Castle County Government New Castle County Votech School District Riverfront Development Corporation Seaford School District Southbridge Civic Association St Michael’s School and Nursery State of Delaware Sussex County Council Sussex Technical School District Telamon Head Start Vegetable Growers Association of Delaware West End Neighborhood House, Inc Westside Health Wilmington Head Start .
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