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Free Dental Care for Kids

Give Kids a Smile: Free Dental Care Available to Children

Public Citizens for Children and Youth (PCCY) is offering free dental care for children 1 to 18 years old between March 29 and – April 2. The program is intended for children who are uninsured, have no dental insurance or haven’t been to the dentist in over six months.

Call PCCY to make an appointment starting on March 15 at 215-563-5848 x21

For more information, see the program flyer or visit https://www.pccy.org/event/give-kids-a-smile-week-2021/

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Good Morning Yeadon

Good Morning Yeadon with Chief Paparo – Tuesday, March 23

Join Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo for the next edition of Good Morning Yeadon on Tuesday, March 23 at 11:00 AM.

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/97709673072?pwd=Z0NmSSt3M1c5aVFSZlgvNUt5QlpGQT09

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Delco Libraries

County Libraries Offering WiFi Hot Spots at Member Libraries

The Delaware County Library System reminds residents that they can use a hot spot at one of the member libraries to gain access to the internet to search for available vaccine or testing appointments or research information relating to COVID-19.

Hotspots are available for residents with a library card at no charge from any of the Delaware County libraries. They may be borrowed for three weeks and can be used to connect a computer, phone, or other mobile devices to the internet. A hold can be placed by calling Delaware County Libraries at 610-891-8622 or by clicking “Request It” from the catalog.

Residents who need a library card may apply online or visit their local library. The hotspots were purchased with CARES funding allocated by Delaware County Council.

Learn more about Delaware County Libraries at delcolibraries.org

Visit the Yeadon Public Library online.

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Lead-Based Paint Danger

Know the Dangers of Lead-Based Paint

Nearly 80% of all homes and apartments in Delaware County have lead-based paint in them because they were built before 1980, the time when toxic lead paint was finally banned for use in homes. Lead poisoning can cause lifelong learning and behavior problems. Stop this tragedy from happening by making sure your house or apartment is lead safe! Families with children under the age of six or pregnant women can get the lead out of their homes now by contacting one of two free programs available in Delaware County that test homes for lead and get the lead out if found. Grandparents and other family members who have children under six who spend at least 60 hours a year in their home can also qualify. Both homeowners and landlords who rent to qualifying tenants are eligible.

Contact one of the agencies below to start an application:

Community Action Agency – John Forte
610-833-4453 or jforte@caadc.org

Office of Housing and Community Development – Nasia Hill
610-891-5427 or ohcd@co.delaware.pa.us

For more information about toxic lead in Delaware County please visit pccy.org/lead.

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Drive-thru food drive

Donate Food Items at Drive-Thru Collection Event Saturday, March 6

As part of the ongoing mission to help feed families in need, Delaware County and the Department of Human Services, in conjunction with Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon, Senator Tim Kearney, Senator John Kane, Senator Amanda Cappelletti, State Rep. Jennifer O’Mara and State Rep. Chris Quinn, will be holding a contactless drive-thru food drive collection on Saturday, March 6, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Broomall Fire Company.

Food will be donated to Delco food pantries.

For more information please contact Gayle Oddi: 610-713-2376

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Mayor’s Citizen Forum Thursday, March 4

Join Mayor Hepkins for the next Mayor’s Citizen Forum, taking place online via Zoom.

Councilman Brian Madden of Delaware County Council Member Brian Madden will our special guest. He will apprise residents with information about our new Wellness Center and corresponding COVID-19 vaccination plan.

Please Zoom-in to obtain up-to-date information about this exciting new dewvelopment in our borough. Residents who Zoom-in stand in line to win gift cards and prizes. You could be one of the successful winners!

Thursday, March 4 – 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM


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Meeting ID: 986 7500 5521
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Good Morning Yeadon

Good Morning Yeadon with Chief Paparo Returns Tuesday, February 23

Join Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo for the debut of Good Morning Yeadon on Monday, January 18.

Jan 18, 2021, 11:00 AM

Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 987 5603 8611
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homeless services

Homeless Services Coalition Releases 2021 Survival Handbook

The Homeless Services Coalition (HSC) of Delaware County has compiled and released its 2021 Survival Guide to Homeless Services.

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Users of the guide are encouraged to call providers to determine level of services available due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Since 1991, the HSC has been assisting homeless people in Delaware County to become self-sufficient and to secure safe, affordable housing. Learn more at delcohomelessservices.org

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