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The Delaware Center for Horticulture (DCH) was founded in 1977 by members of the Garden Club of Wilmington to promote a love of gardening and urban greening. As a non-profit membership organization, DCH's mission is to inspire individuals and communities through the power of plants. We cultivate a greener community, inspiring appreciation and improvement of our environment through horticulture, education and conservation. We achieve our mission through Education and Outreach programs, including our Branches to Chances/Return to Work horticultural job skills training program for returning citizens, youth gardening education programs, trips, tours, lectures, and hands-on workshops. Through our Community Forestry programs, we have planted and cared for over 15,000 trees by partnering with neighborhood and community groups, schools, and municipalities across Delaware. Our Urban Agriculture programs include the creation and support of over 30 community gardens, including Wilmington's first urban farm. We beautify high-impact gateways and roadsides through our Public Landscapes program, integrating water management and urban-tolerant plants into sustainable landscape design. Our newly updated facility in Wilmington's Trolley Square neighborhood includes an accessible public garden, art gallery, and examples of sustainable building design, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and our new "infinity green roof,"​ completed in October 2017. Events such as the Rare Plant Auction, seasonal plant sales, and events that integrate food, wine, craft beer, art, and music engage gardeners of all levels and interests. Join us and support our work as a volunteer, member or partner!

DELAWARE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION is a company based out of 200 E MAIN ST, MANCHESTER, Iowa, United States.

Since 1967, the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities has overseen a countywide system of supportive services that focuses on ensuring health and welfare, access to community participation, and increasing opportunities for meaningful employment so that people can live personally fulfilling lives.

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Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, Inc. (DAP) was founded in 1976 as part of an effort to provide safety, advocacy and supportive services to victims of domestic abuse not otherwise available within Delaware County. Annually thousands of victims of abuse and their children are supported through the 24/7 hotline, emergency safe house, counseling and legal advocacy. For additional information about Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, Inc., please visit their website at www.dapdc.org

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The Delaware General Health District came into existence in the early part of the 1900's after the flu pandemic which killed over 25 million people world wide, with over 500,000 dead in the United States. State government officials, following the flu pandemic and other serious health threats, realized the importance public health and the need for citizens to have a local governmental entity assist in keeping residents safe and well. Issues of water and food safety, communicable disease control and maintaining healthy environments all came together to have new laws written designed to protect Ohio's health. The Delaware Health District is a Combined Health District, serving Delaware County (except portions annexed to Westerville, Columbus, and Dublin), Delaware City and Powell. Your Health Department is operated under the authority of State Law and the adoption of local regulations and resolutions which are voted on by your Board of Health, following community input. The nine community members who serve on the Board of Health are community volunteers. Your Health District employs over 60 full and part time professional and support staff who are "dedicated to fostering, protecting and improving the health and the environment of our residents and our community." Please join us in creating "Healthy People, Healthy Habits in Healthy Communities" as we strive to make Delaware the best community in which to live and work.

The Delaware Healthcare Association (DHA) is a trade and membership services organization supporting hospitals, health systems, and related health care organizations as they provide cost-effective, quality care to improve the lives of Delawareans. We serve as a leader in promoting effective change in health services through advocacy at the state and federal levels. View our website www.deha.org for resources including: Delaware Health Facts https://www.deha.org/Facts Latest DHA News https://www.deha.org/News DHA Reports https://www.deha.org/Reports DHA Comment Letters https://www.deha.org/Legislation/DHA-Comment-Letters Legislation DHA is monitoring https://www.deha.org/Legislation/Delaware-Legislation Health Care Jobs http://www.deha.org/Resources/Healthcare-Jobs-Scholarships.aspx View the latest job openings in Delaware’s health systems. Delaware Healthcare Association 1280 S. Governors Avenue Dover, Delaware 19904 302.674.2853

Established in 1982, Delaware Hospice is the largest and only licensed, nonprofit, community-based hospice serving Delaware and southern counties of PA. Delaware Hospice is licensed by the state of Delaware and is Medicare and Medicaid certified, and holds accreditation with the Joint Commission, ensuring that Delaware Hospice’s care meets the Joint Commission's rigorous standards of quality. Delaware Hospice is committed to being the leader in providing high quality hospice and palliative care to individuals with a limited life expectancy, their families and caregivers, and to serve as a community resource for end of life care. Delaware Hospice’s professional, multi-disciplinary team meets the patient & family's physical, emotional, practical and spiritual needs, with an emphasis on symptom management. Every effort is made to keep the patient in his or her home environment. Delaware Hospice provides extensive bereavement care to our families for up to 15 months following the death of their loved one. In addition to ongoing hospice services, Delaware Hospice offers specialized programs including: the New Hope Program that addresses specific needs of children facing the terminal illness or death of a close relative. The Transitions Program enables individuals with a serious illness who are not appropriate for hospice services to access resources, information, and support services.