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Hockessin Community Directory
The Hockessin Community Directory is provided for the sole purpose of informing the residents of the Greater Hockessin Area about its valuable community assets. Listed are many of the non-profit groups with activities available to the community. The information contained within has been submitted by the organizations and is not to be used for any other purpose.
Additional listings and/or editing may be directed to the Hockessin Planning Partnership via Mail or Email – please refer to contact information on this web-site. (Created in July 2002 & updated quarterly.) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Table of Contents - Hockessin Community Directory
Cultural/Historical
Allied Heritage Group – 36th
Squadron Chinese American Community Center
Delaware Greenways – Hockessin
Group
Friends of the Hockessin
Public Library
Wilmington and Western Railroad
Fraternal/Service
Del-Mar-Va council of Boy Scouts
Friends for Responsible Pet Care
GHADA – Greater
Hockessin Area Development Asso.
Piedmont
Environmental Protection Society (PEPS)
Save the Animals Adoption Center
The Wellness Community – Delaware
Leisure/Hobbies
Adult Activity
Center –Pal
Brandywine Dulcimer
Fellowship
County Hills Garden
Club
Countryside Garden
Club
Delaware State
Bridge Association
Hoe and Hope Garden
Club
The Happening ladies
of Hockessin
Woodcarvers of
Delaware
Religions
Area Bible Study
Berea Presbyterian
Church
Chippey ALUM Chapel
First Alliance
Church
Grace Lutheran
Church
Hindu Temple
Hockessin Baptist
Church
Hockessin Friends
Meeting
Hockessin United
Methodist Church
Mill Creek Friends
Meeting
Red Clay
Presbyterian Church
St. Mary of the
Assumption
Unitarian
Universalist Society of Mill Creek
Youth Sports
Hockessin Soccer
Club
Piedmont Baseball Police Athletic League of Delaware 
Leisure/Hobbies
Brandywine Dulcimer Fellowship
Delaware State Bridge Association
The Happening ladies of Hockessin
Woodcarvers of Delaware
Religions
Hockessin United Methodist Church
Unitarian Universalist
Society of Mill Creek
Youth Sports
Police Athletic League of Delaware 
Hockessin Community Directory
Cultural/Historical Allied Heritage Group - 360th Squadron Contact: Brian Woodcock, Commander Phone: 302 239-3110 Email: woodcockla@aol.com Mission: To honor our veterans and the men and women who serve to protect our nation and democracy. Description/Services: The group dresses in the uniforms of all the Services and all the ranks as living history enactors. The group attends parades, memorials, and military shows; and speaks and educates the public about the sacrifices our veterans endured to win our Peace. The group is working to establish a veteran’s museum in Delaware.
Center for the Creative ArtsContact: Don Pruden P. O. Box 146 410 Upper Snuff Mill Row Yorklyn, DE 19736 Phone: 302 239-2434 Fax: 302 239-5953 Email: info@CCArts.org Mission: To provide Arts Education for the entire family. Description/Services: CCArts offers classes in all the fine and performing arts for beginners through master classes for ages 4 years and up on a year-round schedule, including art for children with special needs. A 10-week summer day camp for 4 to 14 years old is offered. Individual music instruction is available. Chinese American Community Center Contact: Taini Hsu P.O. Box 849 Valley and Little Baltimore Roads Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-0432 Email: cacc-de@yahoo.com
To promote the exchange and integration of Chinese and American cultures. Description/Services: CACC operates the Montessori School and Child Care Center on weekdays. It also hosts The Chinese School of Delaware on Sundays during the school year. It sponsors many activities such as children’s folk dance, ballroom dance, karaoke, Chinese martial arts, adult choir, volleyball, etc. Delaware Greenways – Hockessin Group Contact: Tim Plemmons or Steve Borleske 100 W. 10th Street #1001 P.O. Box 2095 Wilmington, DE 19899 Phone: 302 655-7275 Fax: 302-655-7274 Email: greenways@dca.net Mission: Delaware Greenways is a statewide, nonprofit organization committed to the preservation and enhancement of Delaware’s natural, scenic, historic, cultural and recreational resources. Description/Services: Delaware Greenways works to accomplish this by preserving and connecting open space and greenways, increasing opportunities for walking and bicycling and creating more livable communities. The Hockessin group is instrumental in expanding open space and community improvements in Hockessin.
Delaware Nature SocietyContact: Janice Taylor P.O. Box 700 Hockessin, DE 19707 Location: 3511 Barley Mill Road Phone: 302 239-2334 Ext. 23 Fax: 302 239-2473 Email: janice@dnsashland.org Internet: delawarenaturesociety.org
Mission: To foster understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of the natural world through education, to preserve ecologically significant areas, and to advocate stewardship and conservation of natural resources.
Description/Services: The Delaware Nature Society is a nonprofit, membership organization. It maintains The Ashland Nature Center at 3511 Barley Mill Road, Hockessin, and the Abbott’s Mill Center in Milford. The Society manages four nature preserves for biodiversity, research, and education programs. Friends of the Hockessin Public LibraryContact: Anne Taylor P.O. Box 55 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-1696 Email: friends_of_hpl@yahoo.com
Mission: To promote and support the Hockessin Public Library and to increase Library awareness in our community.
Description/Services Sponsor quality children’s programs. Contribute to improving library services. Increase awareness of the library. Raise money to assist the library with specific purchases such as equipment, furnishings, and additions to the equipment. Hockessin Historical SocietyContact: Joe Lake or Brian Woodcock P.O. Box 36 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302-239-0585 or 239-3110 Email: woodcockla@aol.com
Mission: To preserve and protect historic sites, structures, buildings, railroad and artifacts in the Hockessin area.
Hockessin Public LibraryContact: Janet Chin 1023 Valley Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-5160 Fax: 302 239-1519 Email: chin@tipcat.lib.de.us
Mission: To address community needs by providing current accessible materials and information services for children and adults in a professional and helpful manner.
Description/Services: Information services, in person or by phone; Internet access; books, audio and videocassettes; compact discs; DVD’s; large print books; magazines and newspapers; interlibrary loan; programs for adults and children; meeting room and photocopier.
Lamborn Library AssociationContact: Phyllis Grandine 100 Quaker Hill Lane Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-7366 Mission: The Association owns and maintains the Lamborn Library Building at 1041 Valley Road. It is listed on the Historic Register.
Wilmington and Western RailroadContact: Carole Sohlman or David Ludlow 2201 Newport Gap Pike (Rt. 41) Wilmington, DE 19808 Phone: 302 998-1930 Email: carole@wwrr.com Internet: www.wwrr.com
Mission: To preserve and interpret the cultural, natural and railroad heritage of northern Delaware, and specifically the features of the Red Clay Valley, for the education and enjoyment of the public.
Description/Services: A tourist railroad operating steam and diesel excursions through Delaware’s Red Clay Valley. There are many special events throughout the year for families and friends.
Fraternal/Service
Del-Mar-Va Council of Boy ScoutsContact: - Unknown
Wilmington, DE Phone: Fax: Internet: www.delmarvacouncil.org
Mission: To prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Description/Services: The BSA offers a youth program that provides fun experiences and the opportunity to make friends while learning respect, honor, and a sense of self-esteem. Programs are offered throughout the Hockessin area.
Friends for Responsible Pet CareContact: Jane Moore 229 Hawkes Court Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 234-0738 Email: Kelso@DCA.net Internet: www.FRPC.org
Mission: To reduce pet over population through education and spay/ neuter initiatives.
Description/Services: The organization relies on fundraisers and your generosity to bring about real changes; and above all to subsidize surgical costs for pet owners who cannot afford the services.
GHADA – Greater Hockessin Area Development AssociationContact: John Flanagan P.O. Box 238 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-9064 Email: Jflana10@verizon.net Internet: www.GHADAonline.com
Mission: To identify problems or areas of concern to the residents and businesses of the Greater Hockessin area; to analyze the concerns; to serve as an instrument through which one united voice may be expressed; to promote civic improvements; to take whatever action necessary to attain agreed upon goals.
Description/Services: GHADA is an organization comprised of local public-spirited citizens who have an interest in the Greater Hockessin area. Officers, Board Members and Members-at-large educate themselves on County and State laws and regulations, confer with elected officials, and facilitate public review of important issues.
Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake BayContact: Jennifer Nastasee 501 S. College Ave. Newark, DE 19713 Phone: 302 456-7150 or 800 341-4007 Email: jnastasee@cbgsc.org Internet: www.cbgsc.org
Mission: To serve girls throughout our diverse society in partnership with adults, providing opportunities to develop their potential, increase their understanding of others and become a vital part of their community.
Description/Services: Girl Scout troops and specialty groups meet in Hockessin and the surrounding communities throughout the year. Girls and adults participate in programs at local schools, places of worship, the Hockessin Library and the Hockessin Community Center. Additionally, Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay operate Camp Country Center located in Hockessin.
Hockessin Community CenterContact: Roslyn Woodard Smith P. O. Box 393 4266 Millcreek Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-2363 Fax: 302 239-2364 Email: HockComCen@aol.com
Mission: The Hockessin Community Center is dedicated to community improvement by serving the educational, cultural, recreational and social services needs within the community.
Description/Services: The HCC staff provides emergency assistance to those in need, housing counseling, referral services, and educational workshops to all members of the community. The facility may be rented and is also available for special events.
Contact: Barbara Miller P. O. Box 1491 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-4349
Mission: To promote community improvement and community service.
Description/Services: A partial list of services includes 2 full scholarships for high school sophomores to the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership program, contributions to many local service and charity groups such as the Hockessin Library, food closets, etc., and participation in local events such as the July 4th parade.
Hockessin Fire CompanyContact: Sherri Roser 1225 Old Lancaster Pike Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-5279 Fax: 302 239-7661
Mission:To serve and protect the community.
Description/Services: To provide fire and ambulance services.
Hockessin/Pike Creek RotaryContact: Dr. Jeffrey Cheskin P.O. Box 1653 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302-239-2933 Fax: 302-998-1995 Internet: www.HockessinPikeCreekRotary.org
Mission: To achieve world understanding and peace through local and international humanitarian, educational, and cultural programs.
Description/Services: Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace. Rotary exists in 160 countries with over 1.2 million members.
MOMS Club of HockessinContact: Karen Moore Phone: 302 235-2279
Mission: To provide a support group for mothers who choose to stay at home to raise their children.
Description/Services: Moms Offering Moms Support through play groups, community service, group outings, monthly meetings covering topics of interest to moms and their children, as well as other appropriate activities. North Mill Creek Civic AssociationContact: Michael A Stemniski 505 Topsfield Spur Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-4890 Email: mastem@udel.edu
Description/Services: Work to protect the Hockessin aquifer; oversee the orderly development of North Mill Creek; study traffic impact on Hockessin.
Piedmont Environmental Protection Society (PEPS) Contact: John R. Harrison 2 Kent Drive Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-4322 Email: jrharrison_peps@hotmail.com Internet: www.watercrisisnccpeps.org
Mission: To provide information to the general public on continuing degradation of the water resource system due to lack of effective governmental actions.
Description/Services: The Society provides speakers who are experts in environmental science for presentation of facts about water resource degradation and water supply problems to civic associations, civic clubs, and other groups interested in environmental protection.
Red Clay Valley AssociationContact: Robert G. Struble, Jr. 1760 Unionville-Wawaset Road West Chester, PA 19382 Phone: 610 793-1090 Fax: 610 793-2813 Email: water@bva-rcva.org Internet: www.redclayvalley.org
Mission: To promote, through education and scientific activities, the restoration and conservation of the natural resources of the Red Clay Watershed.
Description/Services: RCVA works to reduce water pollution, ensure adequate drinking water supplies, reduce soil erosion, keep stream banks/roadsides clean, and promote environmental education for all ages. RCVA also works to develop areas for recreation and nature study.
Save The Animals Adoption CenterContact: Lisa Garvine 3705 Lancaster Pike Wilmington, DE 19805 Phone: 302 998-2995 Fax: 302 998-5785 Email: windcrestanimal@aol.com
Mission: To provide a service for the adoption of cats and dogs.
The Wellness Community – DelawareContact: Cindy Dwyer4810 Lancaster Pike Wilmington, DE 19807 Phone: 302 995-2850 Fax: 302 995-0834 Email: wellness@wellnessdelaware.org Internet: www.wellnessdelaware.org
Description/Services: The Wellness Community – Delaware is dedicated to helping people with cancer and their loved ones by providing professionally led programs for emotional support, education and hope as an integral part of conventional medical treatment. All programs are free.
Leisure/Hobbies
Contact: Mary Ann Cunningham Hockessin Police Athletic League Building 7259 Lancaster Pike Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-8861
Mission: To provide for the recreational, informational, and cultural needs of the community through programs and services provided at various locations throughout the County.
Description/Services: The Adult Activity Center is administered by New Castle County. The Center provides a variety of fitness and exercise classes, instructional classes, lecture series, free recreational drop in programs and a billiard room. It is open six days a week for residents 21 and older. For hours of operation and program offerings, call 239-8861.
Brandywine Dulcimer Fellowship Contact: K. Lynn King 713 Rysing Drive Wilmington, DE 19809 Phone: 302 764-8816 Email: KLYNNKING@MSN.com
Mission: To promote the playing of old time music on dulcimers. Other acoustical instruments are welcome.
Description/Services: Members provide music at local area festivals. Open to all who enjoy music and good fellowship.
Country Hills Garden ClubContact: Betty Egbers 115 Meriden Drive Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 994-4686
Mission: To aid in conservation of natural resources and promote civic beauty. To study and advance gardening, horticulture, floral design, and environmental sciences.
Description/Services: Club members are actively involved in the design and maintenance of the landscaping for several local public and nonprofit agencies, providing garden therapy at local hospitals and supportive of Garden Day, Stream Watch and Bluebird Trails Return to Table of Contents
Countryside Garden ClubContact: Pat Boyd 14 Larchmont Court Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-5447 Email: patboyd1@verizon.net
Mission: To encourage gardening; to stimulate the study, culture and arrangement of flowers and plants; and to aid in preserving our natural resources.
Delaware State Bridge AssociationContact: Tom Ciconte Phone: 302 571-9092 Email: tomciconte@aol.com Internet: www.unit190.org
Mission: To introduce the community to the social and intellectual enjoyment of duplicate bridge.
Description/Services: 1) Weekly newcomer and intermediate bridge lessons. 2) Weekly duplicate games. All take place at the Hockessin Memorial Fire Hall.
Hoe and Hope Garden ClubContact: Ann Davidson 8 Jobs Lane Newark, DE 19711 Phone: 302 239-4611
Mission: To encourage interest in all phases of home gardening and to promote better horticulture practices and civic beauty.
Description/Services: Work on civic development projects. Learn horticulture and conservation practices from knowledgeable speakers. Teach floral design to young people and sponsor flower shows.
The Hatpinning Ladies of HockessinContact: Sheila Foor 508 Hemingway Drive Hockessin, DE 19707 Email: foorsm@aol.com
Description/Services: “The Hatpinning Ladies” are Hockessin’s chapter of the RED HAT Society. At monthly afternoon tea parties, friendships are forged with like-minded gals. Sporting purple and red outfits sets the stage for lighthearted sharing and silliness which we find paramount to greeting—indeed, CELEBRATING—the aging process with verve and vigor.
Woodcarvers of DelawareContact: Miki Mathe Phone: 302 239-4044
Mission: To provide an opportunity for people who enjoy woodcarving to get-together to share an evening of carving. All levels and types of carving and whittling are represented. Carvers share techniques and give instruction.
Description/Services: The Woodcarvers meet every Monday that school is in session at McKean High School from 6:30 – 8:30 P.M.
Religions
Area Bible StudyContact: Martha Knobloch 41 Winterbury Circle Wilmington, DE 19808 302 239-3625 or 998-2930 Email: Fknobloch@msn.com
Mission: To get to know God better, to understand the Bible and learn to apply its wisdom to our daily lives.
Description/Services: Adult interdenominational home Bible study open to singles and couples. Informal. Discussions and questions are welcome. Return to Table of ContentsBerea Presbyterian ChurchContact: Rev. J. J. Reap, Jr. 957 Old Lancaster Pike Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-7631 Fax: 302 239-6156
Mission: To Glorify God as a local expression of the Church of Jesus Christ.
Services: Pioneer Girls Tadpoles Christian Services Brigade Hockessin MOMS Mothers of Preschoolers
Chippey AUM ChapelContact: Robert Fleming P.O. Box 135 Millcreek Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-7222 or 302 239-5709
Mission: To express the love of God as we have been taught.
First Alliance ChurchContact: Alrene Stambaugh 2145 Graves Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-0688 Fax: 302 239-2429 Email: alliance@wserv.com Internet: www.wserve.com/~alliance
Mission: Five Core Values 1. Lost people matter to God. He wants them to be found. 2. Prayer is a primary work of the people of God. 3. Knowing and obeying the Bible is fundamental to all true success. 4. Everything we have belongs to God. 5. Achieving God’s purpose will mean taking faith-filled risks and this always involves change.
Description/Services: Sunday Bible Hour, Sunday Worship, Small Group and Youth Ministries are all included. AWANA (Children’s Program) and Kuman Math.
Grace Lutheran ChurchContact: Marcia Seehusen 2033 Graves Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-6481 Email: info@glcde.org Internet: www.glcde.org
Mission: United by our faith in God, we proclaim the Gospel and reach out to others in response to the joy and love we share through Jesus Christ.
Description/Services: The following groups hold activities at Grace Lutheran: MS Support Group, Nursing Mothers, Indian Guides, Weavers Guild, Brandywine Dulcimer Fellowship, Boy Scouts, and Graceful Quilters. Return to Table of Contents
Hindu Temple AssociationContact: P Sarma Phone: 302 235-7020 or Subu Subramanian at 302 239-8326 760 Yorklyn Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Internet: HinduTempleDE.org
Mission: Liberal religious organization practicing the Hindu faith, serving DE, NJ and PA. Open to all.
Description/Services: Yoga Classes Hindi language classes Music and concerts Indian style Summer youth camp Youth community services group Periodic medical clinics
Hockessin Baptist ChurchContact: Joy Powell 505 Schoolhouse Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-2403 Fax: 302 239-6218 Email: office@Hockessin BC.org Internet: www.HockessinBC.org
Mission: To bring people to Jesus and membership in His family, develop them toward Christlike maturity and equip them for their ministry in the church and their life mission in the world in order to magnify God’s name in an atmosphere of love.
Description/Services: Bible study for all ages; Food Closet; Youth and Child Ministries; Support Groups (self-esteem, parenting, nicotine withdrawal); English as a second language; Christian counseling for individuals and families; Russian/Ukranian Ministries; Towle Institute for home schooling.
Hockessin Friends MeetingContact: Richard Bernard for the Meeting April Horst, Pre-School Director 1501 Old Wilmington Road Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-2223 Email: rnbernardjr@hotmail.com Internet: www.quaker.org./meetings
Mission: To provide a nurturing environment for spiritual seekers “after the manner of Friends”, i.e., in silent expectant waiting on the spirit to move among us.
Description/Services: The Hockessin Meeting is open every Sunday for an adult spiritual support group followed by worship. Children’s programs and childcare are provided during worship. Hockessin Friends Meeting also oversees a Pre-School, for three to five year olds, that meets on the premises each weekday morning from 9 A.M. to noon. Attendance options are available.
Hockessin United Methodist Church Contact: Rev. Robert M. Price 7250 Lancaster Pike Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-3030 Fax: 302 239-3036 Email: Pricerm@dol.net Internet: www.hockessin-umc.com
Mission: Hockessin United Methodist Church is a family of believers, nurtured by God and each other and led by the Holy Spirit, who affirm Christ as our Lord and Savior, united by the bond of God’s forgiving love, growing through prayer, study and worship for witness and service to the Church, the community and the world.
Description/Services: Early Learning Center Alcoholics Anonymous Clothes Closet Boy Scout Troop Volleyball League
Mill Creek Friends MeetingContact: Sally Rickerman 1140 Doe Run Road Newark, DE 19711 Phone: 610 274-8856 Fax: 610 274-3005 Email: sshhrr@earthlink.net Internet: www.quaker.org/wqmpym
Mission: It is a Monthly Meeting (congregation) of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) which meets, as a faith community, weekly for worship and monthly to attend to its business matters.
Description/Services: As a part of the community, it welcomes sharing its grounds and premises as a place for local events and a peaceful locale to be shared with neighbors. Each year a Ten Thousand Village sale is held the second weekend in November to offer or promote crafts of Third World artisans and their micro-industries.
Red Clay Creek Presbyterian ChurchContact: Rev. Dr. K. Edward Brandt500 McKennan’s Church Road Wilmington, DE 19808 Phone: 302 998-0434 Fax: 302 998-4517 Email: office@rccpc.org Internet: www.rccpc.org
Mission: To provide worship, programs and experiences where the astonishing love of Christ is encountered and shared. To be a church where the eternal light of Christ draws people to begin, live and renew their spiritual life.
Description/Services: Organizations such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts. Garden Clubs; Square Dancing groups and AA use the Church facilities on a regular basis. The facilities are available for other community activities.
St. Mary of the Assumption ChurchContact: David DeGhetto 7200 Lancaster Pike Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-7100 ext. 11 Fax: 302 239-8219 Email: manager@stmaryoftheassumption.com Internet: www.stmaryoftheassumption.com
Mission: St. Mary of the Assumption Church is a community of followers of Jesus Christ. We have been called by the love of God to proclaim Jesus’ Gospel in what we say and in how we live, to build up our community of faith and to work in loving service to all people. This we do through the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Description/Services: Boy Scouts Early Education Program Girl Scouts Adult Education Cub Scouts Youth Group Sages (Senior Citizen Outreach) Crisis Remediation (on a referral basis) Holistic Fitness (weight loss)
Unitarian Universalist Society of Mill CreekContact: Rev. Nancy D. Dean P.O. Box 625 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 234-4874 Email: info@uusmc.org or minister@uusmc.org Internet: www.uusmc.org
Mission: We are a liberal religious community which explores and celebrates life through the spiritual, rational and emotional in ourselves, each other and the wider world. We are committed to living the Unitarian Universalist principles in all our relationships, and welcome everyone to join with us in celebration and service.
Description/Services: Sunday service with religious education and childcare provided. Adult religious education programs and community social action projects are held throughout the year.
Youth SportsHockessin Soccer ClubContact: Dan Dombrowski P.O. Box 1504 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 239-3923 Fax: 302 452-9005
Mission: To give the youth of Hockessin a safe and competitive environment in which to enhance soccer skills. Return to Table of ContentsPiedmont Baseball LeagueContact: Ron Pena P.O. Box 425 Hockessin, DE 19707 Phone: 302 234-2660 Internet: www.macroplay.com/home/piedmont
Mission: To provide a recreational baseball program for Hockessin area children that promotes the ideals of good sportsmanship. The League works toward making it possible for each child to realize his/her individual athletic potential at any level of competition.
Description/Services: Piedmont provides baseball and softball activities for Hockessin children ages 5 to 18. It is a nonprofit organization operated by volunteers from the Hockessin community.
Police Athletic League of DelawareContact: Captain Stuart Snyder 7259 Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, DE 19707 26 Karlyn Drive, New Castle, DE 19720 Phone: 302 656-9501 Fax: 302 239-8865 Email: copsnkids@aol.com Internet: PalDE.org
Mission: To prevent youth crime in DE by reaching out to young people through supervised athletic, educational and social development activities that address citizenship, self-esteem, substance abuse and respect for law and order.
Description/Services: Activities for youths ages 8 to 18. The programs are supervised by police and PAL staff with emphasis on education and prevention. HCC - Pictures and a link to their web site may be placed here.
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