Director, Division Of Aging And Adult Services Independence Plus programs for family or Individual Directed Community Services. Heinzfamily Foundation Aging Well Village arkansas Department of Parks http://www.state.ar.us/dhs/aging/dlow.html
National Service Programs In Arkansas programs Alternative Classroom Experience. Location Community family EnrichmentCenter, Inc. Back to top. First Baptist Church arkansas Mentors Program. http://www.state.ar.us/dhs/adov/ns_programs.html
ACF - Programs and social services. Office of family Assistance Housing assistance programs. WelfarePeer Technical Assistance REGION 6 DALLAS arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs.html
Extractions: Are you looking for information on how to get assistance for yourself, your family, or a friend? If so, you may find our Contacts page helpful in finding assistance near you. Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children and families? On this page you will find links to information on the programs overseen by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). ACF oversees about 60 programs that provide funds to state, local, and tribal organizations, both public and private. ACF also has several partnership projects, Federal Committees, and clearinghouses that provide the public with a variety of resources. This page links to programs, regional offices , clearinghouses, committees, and special projects.
Y2K Readiness Of State Children And Family Programs Y2K READINESS OF STATE CHILDREN AND family programs. appropriate to meet the needsof its programs. in all categories Alaska, Arizona, arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/news/press/1999/acfy2k1123.htm
Extractions: Contact: Michael Kharfen, (202) 401-9215 Y2K READINESS OF STATE CHILDREN AND FAMILY PROGRAMS The five programs are operated directly by the states with oversight from ACF. State computers are used to determine the eligibility of beneficiaries and the disbursement of payments. In addition to supporting the administration and oversight of these programs, computers help make sure that eligible beneficiaries get the services they need and pay providers of these services such as foster care and child care. State computers are used to identify and locate delinquent non-custodial parents and collect child support payments. The five programs, operated by the States and territories, receive over $30 billion in federal funds to promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities. ACF has conducted on-site assessments in fifty-five jurisdictions to evaluate the Y2K compliance of the operations of the five high impact programs. ACF visited the 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa and the Virgin Islands to assess information systems. As of mid-November 1999, 26 jurisdictions are at low risk for possible problems in all five program areas, 23 are at medium risk in one or more areas, while 6 jurisdictions are currently at high risk in one or more programs. ACF continues to work with states to assume readiness.
Grants Awarded Last Year Pueblo County the Lower arkansas Valley Pueblo YMCA Trinidad, Colorado $5,000 Generaloperating support Colorado $5,000 To support youth and family programs. http://www.anschutzfamilyfoundation.org/grantsDetails.asp?cat=Youth Programs
Extractions: of higher education. Over 300 FREE small business fact sheets (BizFacts) on starting and operating a small business in Arkansas. ASBDC Services Document Title and Description Pages ASBDC Brochure - About ASBDC Services Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Greater Little Rock area Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Greater Arkadelphia area Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Greater Fayetteville area Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Greater Jonesboro area Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Magnolia area Arkansas Small Business Development Center Training Program - Training calendar for the Fort Smith area SBA Resource Centers - A list of Arkansas Small Business Administration Resource Centers Financing Your Business Document Title and Description Pages The Reality of Venture Capital Questions and Answers on Venture Capital
Extractions: of higher education. Standard Industrial Classification Codes Division J - Public Administration Knowing you primary and secondary SIC codes is important for researching a business and locating financial information on your industry. After locating your SIC code , visit the information center or your nearby SBDC office to review the SIC description in "the blue book." Use our SIC-NAICS conversion tool to identify the new NAICS codes for your business. SIC SIC CODE DESCRIPTION
SouthEastern Military Links And Histories Central District NSSAR Serving the arkansas, Kansas, Missouri Revolutionary WarPeriod Bible, family Marriage history of the society, programs, state and http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo05.htm
Extractions: Newspapers Dating Back Over 150 Years! ... General Military Links TIME-LINES Revolutionary War War of 1812 Mexican-American War National Personnel Records Center 9700 Page Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63132 (314) 263-3901 Colonial Wars Revolutionary War Indian Wars War of 1812 ... Military Organizations General Military Colonial Wars Ft Frederica Muster Roll 1740 Expedition against St. Augustine
Family And Consumer Sciences 3 Baccalaureate Degree programs. education component, (2) degree requirements, (3)family and consumer DPD) at the University of Central arkansas is accredited http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/ubulletin/03/30402.html
Extractions: Instructors: Ms. Bennett, Ms. Coffman, Ms. Crook, Ms. Johnson, Ms. Ryburn, Ms. Whitehead Return to top The family and consumer sciences programs at the baccalaureate and master's levels are designed to prepare professionals for employment in broad career options. Graduates are employed in business, education, healthcare facilities, industry, government, community agencies, and other organizations. The focus of family and consumer sciences is on the individual, the family, and the interaction between families and their changing social and physical environments. The curriculum provides professional preparation built upon an interdisciplinary knowledge base drawn from research in family and consumer sciences; the arts; and the biological, physical, and social sciences. The Bachelor of Science degree in family and consumer sciences has three options. The student may select a specialization in interior design, dietetics, or general family and consumer sciences. Licensure for teaching family and consumer sciences in secondary schools is earned with the BSE degree. The Master of Science degree in family and consumer sciences has three specialization tracks including nutrition and foods; clothing, textiles, and fashion; and family and consumer sciences. The graduate student may select the thesis or non-thesis option. The undergraduate dietetic program and the graduate dietetic internship program are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the American Dietetic Association.
Contents Of The Online Assessment Plan Library University of Central arkansas. Other programs. University College, AA in generalStudies under development; general Education Program DRAFT PLAN under revision http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/assess/aslibrar.htm
Extractions: UCA Home Assessment Index Plan Library Index Academic Assessment Program Online Plan Library University of Central Arkansas Contents of the Online Assessment Plan Library Links in the following list allow you to view assessment plans developed by departments and programs involved in the Academic Assessment Program. See also A Note on Evolving Assessment Plans For information about accessing plans in PDF format, read Viewing Plans in Acrobat (PDF) Format Jump directly to a college or program group: Department of English Department of Foreign Languages Department of Geography, Political Science, Sociology
Division Of Continuing Education - BYU 2000-2001 region of Arizona, western arkansas, California, Nevada Literature family Historyfamily Life History help or information concerning the undergraduate programs. http://ar.byu.edu/catalog/undergrad_cat/2000/info/Continuing_Ed.html
Extractions: Assistant to the DeanDevelopment: Frank Santiago The purpose of the Division of Continuing Education is to provide educational programs and university services for part-time and off-campus students. These educational opportunities also assist regular daytime students. BYU cooperates with the Continuing Education programs sponsored by the Church Educational System and its components. The same university standards required of regular day students apply to those enrolled through the Division of Continuing Education while they are on campus. Organization. Continuing Education programs represent both BYU and the Church Educational System, and the department and center descriptions will be distinguished in the material that follows. Requirements for Enrollment in Continuing Education Classes Noncredit classes are open to anyone having the desire and the necessary ability.
Health Care programs, evening outpatient programs, and individual/group/family outpatient programs. inaccordance with policies of the arkansas State Department http://www.fayettevillear.com/healthcare.htm
Extractions: Services Washington Regional has the largest medical staff of any hospital in the four-county area of Northwest Arkansas. More than 300 physicians represent almost every medical specialty, ranging from family medicine to sub-specialized medicine. Washington Regional offers a comprehensive cancer care program approved by the American College of Surgeons. Diagnostic services range from public screening programs to advanced diagnostic techniques like magnetic resonance imaging. Cancer Support Homes located in Bentonville and Fayetteville; offer a variety of support groups, educational programs and special services. The Walker Family Heart and Vascular Institute will offer complete diagnostic, interventional and treatment services in cardiology and electro-physiology. It features two large cardiovascular operating rooms and four cardiac catheterization laboratories. This new facility will allow Washington Regional to expand its cutting-edge research with well-respected organizations like Duke University and the Mayo Clinic. parent-child rooms off the nursery, for high-risk newborns. These rooms allow the infants to stay close to their families, while the parents are assisted in the care of the baby by a highly skilled medical team.
Arkansas AHEC Introduction the State Legislature, and the University of arkansas for Medical and basic medicalcare for the whole family. Each AHEC extends its programs into a multiple http://www.uams.edu/ahec/ahec2.htm
Extractions: The Arkansas Area Health Education Centers Program was founded in 1973, through combined efforts of the Governor, the State Legislature, and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), as the primary educational outreach effort of UAMS and the principal means of decentralizing medical and other health professions education throughout the state. Seven centers in El Dorado Fayetteville Fort Smith Jonesboro ... Texarkana , and Helena serve as training sites for students in the fields of medicine nursing pharmacy , and various allied health professions , as well as for medical residents specializing in family practice. The AHEC training approach emphasizes primary care, which covers general health education and basic medical care for the whole family. Each AHEC extends its programs into a multiple county service area making programs and services accessible to more potential students and rural providers. Quality training experiences in community settings away from the academic medical center expose students and residents to practice opportunities and realities in underserved rural communities, helping to encourage rural practice choices. The teaching ambience that results, as well as AHEC library services and continuing education offerings, all serve to enhance the professional environments and support systems in participating communities, and aid in provider retention.
No Boundaries Regional Programs of many antismoking education programs is, Start the young. Recognizing this,a family physician initially in 35 states including arkansas by the http://www.uams.edu/today/NoBoundaries/regional.htm
Extractions: Figure 1. AHEC Resident Practice Locations, 1976, 2000. Rural Outreach: Overcoming the boundaries of distance and access, AHEC faculty physicians, residents, and staff provide and continually improve its services in health-care fields to the people of Arkansas, including those living and working in rural and medically underserved areas. (See Table 1.) Community partnerships emphasize the preparation of health-care providers and encourage young physicians to locate and practice in rural areas. City County City County (in HPSA) Camden Ouachita Hampton Calhoun Clarksville Johnson Heber Springs Cleburne Dardanelle Yell Lewisville LaFayette Gassville Baxter Marshall Searcy Harrison Boone McGehee Desha Hope Hempstead Mountain View Stone Hot Springs Garland Piggott Clay Junction City Union Portland Ashley Magnolia Columbia Rison Cleveland Monetti Craighead Prairie Grove Washington Searcy White Smackover Union Warren Bradley Table 1. Rural Clinical Training Sites in Health Professional Shortage Areas.
U.S. Rep. Marion Berry -- First District, Arkansas The family farms rice, soybeans, corn and wheat to 1994, Berry served on the ArkansasSoil and development and implementation of progressive programs to protect http://www.house.gov/berry/biography.shtml
Extractions: (501) 843-4955 FAX Search house.gov Biography RECORD IN CONGRESS United States Representative Marion Berry (D-Ark.) was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1996. Berry, a lifelong resident of Arkansas County, has been committed to pursuing an aggressive legislative agenda focusing on issues that affect our nation, while strongly protecting the interests of the First Congressional District of Arkansas in Congress. Prescription Drugs/Health Care
Chronic Disease Prevention | State Profiles | Arkansas arkansas. environment, faculty and staff health promotion, and family and community informationabout funded National Cancer Registries programs registry links http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/states/arkansas.htm
Extractions: Data on men 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 19911995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and total population. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends. Heart Disease Among Women Data on women 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 19911995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and total population. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends. Heart Disease in the Total Population Data on heart disease in the total state population drawn from the combined NCCDPHP atlases on men and women. Data on individuals 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 19911995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and as a whole. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends.
The Walton Family Foundation, Inc. - Program Focus by participating in summer intern programs at various Leadership, service, and familyvalues have become part River's delta region of arkansas and Mississippi http://www.wffhome.com/program.html
Extractions: The Foundation's primary areas of focus are outlined below. These areas are periodically reviewed and discussed by the board in order to most effectively fulfill the mission of the Foundation. The Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals. The Foundation may request proposals from the following areas described below. The Foundation's process for supporting public charter schools is NOT the same as its process for supporting all other organizations. The Foundation is proactive about inviting individual public charter schools to apply for grants. That is, the Foundation conducts its own research to determine which charter schools it will invite to seek proposals. The Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals from charter schools.
Keep Arkansas Beautiful - Events arkansas Beautiful in participating in a variety of community improvement programs. enteredto win a free vacation for their family at an arkansas State Park http://www.keeparkansasbeautiful.com/events/
Extractions: - - Click to navigate - - Intro Statewide Affiliate Conference GAC Information Click here for more information on the 2003 KArB Affiliate Conference. Keep Arkansas Beautiful Month: April Each spring, groups and communities across the state are offered the opportunity to join with Keep Arkansas Beautiful in participating in a variety of community improvement programs. Thousands of citizen volunteers in Arkansas remove litter, clean dumps, clear waterways and refurbish needful areas to demonstrate their community pride. Their efforts help make the state a cleaner, more attractive place to live and visit, one community at a time. The Great American Cleanup: Arkansas This program teams national and local sponsors with government, civic and business partners in helping conduct the nation's largest organized litter and community improvement campaign. Sponsored by Keep America Beautiful, its purpose is to attract, recruit and utilize thousands of volunteers, working together to improve scenic beauty and environmental health and to change the careless attitudes and harmful behaviors that cause litter.
Rogers Historical Museum, Rogers Arkansas arkansas. family fortunes seemed to rise as Peter contracted with the ConfederateStates of America to build temporary barracks and stables for general http://www.rogersarkansas.com/Museum/donation.asp
Extractions: Salt of the earth - above the salt - not worth his salt - odd little phrases that have lost their original meanings. But each idiom reflects the importance of salt to human life. Whether used for seasoning, preservation, currency, or a host of industrial uses, sodium chloride is one of the most important minerals on the planet. Salt is obtained by mining land-based deposits (left over from ancient oceans) or by extraction from brine (salty water). Over the millennia salt has had an impact on nearly every aspect of life. Salt formed the basis of trade for many ancient civilizations, whose cities often sprang up near large deposits. Salt rations for Roman soldiers were called "salarium agentum", hence todays term salary. In Greece slaves were bought with salt, prompting a buyer viewing a less-than-strapping individual to remark that he was not worth his salt.
