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Worldshine Lollipop Day

Today at Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care Center,we had a sweet and delightful celebration as we joined the nation in celebrating National Lollipop Day with our participants! The highlight of the day was our exciting lollipop guessing...

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Making Frog Cookies At Worldshine

At Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care Center, we believe in promoting creativity and joy in all aspects of our participant activities, including our culinary adventures. Let’s see what our participants made: frog-shaped cookies that are as delicious as they...

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Spanish Class at Worldshine

At Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care Center, we believe in providing our participants with a diverse range of activities to enhance their well-being and enrich their lives. One of the exciting activities we offer is a Spanish language class,...

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Sand Crafts at Worldshine Frederick

At Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care Center, we believe in providing engaging and creative activities for our participants, and our sand craft activity is no exception. Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of sand crafts that...

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Worldshine Jewelry Making

Our jewelry making activities are now in session at Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care Center! Our clay jewelry craft activity is a fun and creative way to express your personal style while having a great time. At the...

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Worldshine 4th of July Celebration

At Worldshine, our Independence Day celebration was an unforgettable experience, filled with music performances, activities, and the joy of watching fireworks. Worldshine also understands the impact of music, in which the staff at Worldshine organized a series of...

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