The Xenia Kiwanis Club recently donated books to first-time parents who are using WIC (Women Infants & Children) services. The books include nursery rhymes for the children, along with important information about reading to children. They also include CHaD (Children Have an iDentity) stickers — an “old” First Family Project for first responders to note info about children in an accident. Shown is Wilmington Kiwanis Club President Kim Hiatt presenting a book to Danielle Grubb and Deliah Pritchett from the Clinton County Health Department, who work with WIC.
The Xenia Kiwanis Club recently donated books to first-time parents who are using WIC (Women Infants & Children) services. The books include nursery rhymes for the children, along with important information about reading to children. They also include CHaD (Children Have an iDentity) stickers — an “old” First Family Project for first responders to note info about children in an accident. Shown is Wilmington Kiwanis Club President Kim Hiatt presenting a book to Danielle Grubb and Deliah Pritchett from the Clinton County Health Department, who work with WIC.
