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<p>The United Way of Wyoming awarded a $30,000 grant to Volunteers in Medicine&#8217;s (VIM) Dental Clinic to support oral health care for children in Wyoming Valley. VIM&#8217;s &#8220;Healthy Smile for a Healthy Start&#8221; program will be offered at no cost to preschool children at child care centers across Wyoming Valley in the coming year. At a Healthy Smiles workshop at KinderCare in Hanover Township from left, front row, are: Owen Yendrzeiwski and Hunter Harmon. Second row: Jennifer Deemer, United Way vice-president of community impact, Payton Courter, Darcie Schaffer, Volunteers in Medicine, Kelly Ranieli, Volunteers in Medicine, Lauren Farrell, Bill Jones, president/CEO United Way of Wyoming Valley.</p><style>
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United Way grant supports dental health