Member Login- Who We Are
- Membership
- Economic Development
- Experience DeWitt
- Media Room
Clinton County Extension will be offering a Babysitting Basics course July 26th, 2018 for youth grades 5th through 12th. The course will cover all that youth need to have a successful babysitting business. We will cover responsibilities of a baby-sitter, what employers expect, how to care for children of different ages, games and play ideas,how to handle emergencies, basic first aid, and safety.
Thursday Jul 26, 2018
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM CDT
9 am - 3:30 pm
Large Conference Room at the Clinton County Extension Office.
400 E. 11th St.
DeWitt, IA 52742
$25, ($20 for 4-H members) covers Babysitting Basics workbook, lunch, snacks, play-time, and small first-aid kit. Financial aid available upon request
Follow the link to register before July 23rd
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/content/babysitting-basics-training
Natalie Oberbeck | 4-H k-12 Youth Educator
Serving at Clinton County Extension Office
563-659-5125
Send Email
Looking for a specific good or service? LOOK LOCAL FIRST and explore the over 200 local members in our DCDC Business Directory.
_300_200_85_s_c1.jpg)
“The DCDC presented Hansen Monuments with a “Spotlight of Success” award honoring our 25th year as a DeWitt business! We can’t say enough good about the DCDC and our community support!”...
more
- Kathy Donahue, Hansen Monuments
“By getting to know us, the DCDC can tell people what we offer and send them our way.”
more“The DCDC has been very helpful in promoting to the DeWitt community the diverse health care services that we provide at GMC-DeWitt as well as sharing with current and possible new business that we...
more“Joining the DCDC marketing committee has allowed me a great opportunity to be a part of a group of local people with widely varying backgrounds, challenges and objectives. We have united around a...
more“The DCDC provides us with highly effective resources and assistance to get our message out. The staff is always friendly and willing to do anything they can to help see our business grow. “...
more
- Hannah A. Perrone, First Central State Bank
