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Maryland Social Services Administration - [MDHR]
of InHome family Preservation Services Philosophy of family Preservationprograms All programs have been developed and implemented, based on the
http://www.dhr.state.md.us/family/phil.htm
Even Start Project Abstract - Maryland
among programs; Providing professional development and technical assistance to localprograms; Expanding direct services through the maryland family Reading Plan.
http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/SASA/2001abstracts/md.html

Extractions: Name of the Project Grantee Contact Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Coordinator Maryland Even Start Family Literacy Initiative Joanne Carter, Program Director MD Dept. of Education 200 West Baltimore St. Baltimore MD 21201 Tel: 410-767-0275 Fax: 410-333-0880 E-mail: jcarter@msde.state.md.us [to be hired] Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Initiative Project Goals Project Description The Maryland Family Literacy Consortium was formed in . The consortium plans to achieve the above stated goals as part of its overall project plan to create system change and improvement by: Priorities Addressed Using research on reading and literacy in program planning
Business Guide To Support Employee And Family Involvement In
Partner with maryland Department of Education in its Sister Schools program.30 Durward M. Rushforth, family programs Pay Off in Lower Absenteeism
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/BusinessGuide/step2.html
ECS Literacy Programs -- Profile Of Maryland Statewide Family Literacy Initiativ
StateFunded Pre-Kindergarten programs maryland Statewide family LiteracyInitiative. Last Updated 11/01/2002. Program, maryland Statewide
http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/Literacy_ProgramProfile.asp?ProgID=63
About Family And Children's Services Of Central Maryland
Adolescent Services. family Services, family Services programs and Serviceswith the focus of strengthening and improving Families. Elder Services
http://www.fcsmd.org/services/

Extractions: Main Page Search Service Areas Children's Services Programs and Services geared toward children Adolescent Services Programs and Services dealing with the sometimes troubled period of adolescence Family Services Programs and Services with the focus of strengthening and improving Families Elder Services Programs and Services focusing on elder persons Other Services Programs and services that don't fit exactly into our main service areas Alternatively, you may find specific contact information in the Agency Directory about contact directory ...
Counseling Issues
For more information on our Counseling programs or any other programs,please contact family and Children's Services of Central maryland.
http://www.fcsmd.org/issues/counseling.htm

Extractions: Main Page Search Counseling Resources Below, please find programs related to or that address Counseling issues Children's Abuse Treatment Services (CATS ) This program provides treatment to children who have experienced emotional, physical or sexual abuse. Therapists and case managers help families alleviate barriers to treatment, as well as provide advocacy and support services in home, school and community environments. Services are also provided to juvenile sexoffenders from ages 8 to 18. Domestic Violence - Children Children who live in homes troubled by violence are at a higher risk for physical, mental or emotional abuse and the scars from it, which last a lifetime. Counseling is available to children at our offices or at the childs school. Domestic Violence Programs This family of programs provides counseling, case management, shelter, legal representation for civil protection orders and a 24-hour hotline for victims and their children. Court-ordered and voluntary abuser intervention programs are also provided.
Family And Consumer Science: - Maryland Cooperative Extension
family Life. family Finance. Nutrition and Food Safety. USDA Extension programs. USDACooperative State Research Education and Extension Service (CSREES) programs.
http://www.agnr.umd.edu/ces/fcs/
About Casey Family Services
For 25 years, Casey family Services has assisted vulnerable children and families.Today programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, maryland.
http://www.caseyfamilyservices.org/about_us_index.html

Extractions: Casey Family Services For over 25 years, Casey Family Services has assisted vulnerable children and families. Today, programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, Maryland. Casey Family Services is a fully licensed and accredited non-profit child welfare agency providing a broad range of programs to meet the changing needs of vulnerable children and families. Founded in 1976 solely as a source for long-term foster care, Casey Family Services today offers foster care for children, as well as post-adoption, preservation and reunification services for families. In addition, Casey has established a number of specialized and innovative community-based programs to help strengthen families and enable parents to provide the healthy, nurturing environments their children need to grow and thrive. Headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut, with operating divisions in Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, Casey Family Services operates as the direct service arm of the Annie E. Casey Foundation ( aecf.org
Maryland Family Investment Program Evaluation
maryland family Investment Program Evaluation. Grantee/Evaluatormaryland Department of Human Resources Project Period 10/1/979
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/opre/mfipe.htm

Extractions: Description: This is a statewide process study to examine and document front-line assessment and allocation practices under TANF in the state's 24 local jurisdictions. The objective of this analysis is to help clarity the relationship between agency factors and county-level characteristics by describing county-level variation in front-line procedures. Maryland's TANF program includes a required initial up-front client assessment and completion of a case-level Family Responsibility Plan. The State views this as a key component in its aim to transform eligibility workers to job developers and family counselors. An objective of the study is to determine to what extent the assessment processes enable workers to successfully triage clients and track them to what is likely to be an effective service. Major Research Questions: (1) How much discretion is granted to county-level workers in assessing clients and directing them to services that are likely to address their need? How does worker discretion vary from one county to another? (2) How do county management differences influence assessment practices? (3) How do county fron-tline assessment practices and differences affect welfare service delivery? (4) Do assessment practices appear to be appropriate to clients' situations and clearly directed to desired TANF outcomes (e.g., successful employment placement before a time limit is reached) and other measures of family well-being?
Family Studies, Department Of
Research Projects Undergraduate programs Graduate programs Courses family ServiceCenter Facilities and Resources Contact Us. University of maryland, UM Home
http://www.inform.umd.edu/fmst/
Ways Of Giving, Philanthropy @ Maryland
between the university and our alumni, instilling in the maryland family a traditionof annual giving to campus colleges, schools, departments and programs.
http://www.inform.umd.edu/CampusInfo/Departments/InstAdv/philanthropy/giving1.ht
Family Development And Resource Management Programs Of Excellence
Development and Resource Management Base programs of Excellence Individual and FamilyFinancial Management Arkansas Florida Iowa maryland New Mexico
http://www.reeusda.gov/f4hn/fdrm/examp.htm
Andrews AFB, Maryland
ASK SAM Andrews AFB, maryland, Integrated Delivery System. Support Groups, Speakersfor your personal, family or unit Bringing People programs Together.
http://www.andrews.af.mil/89sptg/89mss/ids/programs/famread.html

Extractions: Brief Program Description: Provides key assistance to service members and families by ensuring advance planning and preparations for deployments and extended separations. Briefs and assists families during absence of military member, emergencies, and natural disasters. Coordinates the Hearts Apart Support Groups.
The Walters: Family Programs
dates and times for family programs using our family Festivals Free daylong celebrationsat the 600 North Charles Street Baltimore, maryland 21201 telephone
http://www.thewalters.org/html/family_main.asp?ID=25
The Walters: Family Programs: Family Art Center
visit the museum and see what's happening in the family Art Center! Museum All rightsreserved 600 North Charles Street Baltimore, maryland 21201 telephone
http://www.thewalters.org/html/family_detail.asp?ID=26
Mdhs.org > Participate & Learn > Public Programs
Minnie V. Lecture Series/Maritime History programs. we celebrate the legacy of AfricanAmericans in maryland. The whole family can explore the arts and culture
http://www.mdhs.org/learn_public.html

Extractions: Choose One Annual Fund Calendar of Events Catalog of Books Civil War Museum Current Exhibitions Digitized Collections Directions Education Facility Rental Girl Scout Programs Hours Image Reproduction Internships Job Opportunities Library Library Collections Library Research Maritime Collections Museum Museum Collections Museum Research Press School Programs Teachers Volunteer Important Updates: In order to prepare objects and artifacts for the new MdHS reopening exhibitions in November 2003, many of the current exhibitions will be deinstalled within the next few months. Beginning June 1, 2003 the MdHS museum and library will close to the public in order to complete the final phase of construction and renovations to its Mount Vernon campus. The campus will re-open in November. For updates on construction progress, visit www.mdhs.org. The Baltimore Civil War Museum will remain open during this time.
Mdhs.org > About > CONTACT
319. Box Office ext. 321. Facility Rentals ext. 340. family programs ext.338. Library of maryland History ext. 349*. Local and family History ext. 359.
http://www.mdhs.org/contact.html

Extractions: Choose One Annual Fund Calendar of Events Catalog of Books Civil War Museum Current Exhibitions Digitized Collections Directions Education Facility Rental Girl Scout Programs Hours Image Reproduction Internships Job Opportunities Library Library Collections Library Research Maritime Collections Museum Museum Collections Museum Research Press School Programs Teachers Volunteer Telephone Numbers: General Information: Adult Programs: ext. Annual Giving: ext. Box Office: ext. Facility Rentals: ext. Family Programs: ext. Library of Maryland History: ext. Local and Family History: ext. Special Collections of the Library: ext. Membership: ext. Museum Shop: ext. Public Relations: ext. Tours: ext. Photo Services: ext. School Programs: ext.
University Of Maryland Alumni Association
maryland Alumni Association's Class of 1953 Reunion, Alumni College programs andother maryland family and friends met a few members of the terrapin family and
http://www.alumni.umd.edu/AlumniPrograms/alumnicollege.html

Extractions: The Maryland Alumni Association offers fun and enriching activities for many interests over Homecoming weekend. Take a look at the list of programs held during Homecoming 2002. For more information about the Maryland Alumni Association's Class of 1953 Reunion, Alumni College programs and other Homecoming activities, contact 301.405.4678, 800.336.8627 or terp_alum@umail.umd.edu ICC Date Event Time Location Description Friday, November 8, 2002 2-4p.m. ICC The Bus departed from the front of the ICC at 2pm making stops at the new Comcast Center, Team Store, Space Simulation Lab and Dairy Processing Plant. Friday, November 8, 2002 Alumni College: Space Simulation 2-4p.m Space Systems Laboratory A leader in the area of astronautics, the Space Systems Laboratory is centered on a 50-foot diameter, 25-foot deep water tank that simulates the microgravity environment of space. The only such facility housed at a university, research at Maryland's neutral buoyancy tank emphasizes space robotics, applications of artificial intelligence and the underlying fundamentals of space simulation. Maryland alumni and friends received a thorough explanation of this fascinating laboratory that develops and tests robots used by NASA. Friday, November 8, 2002
Maryland Symphony Orchestra
Our Holiday and family Concerts are discounted for Our Schools Each spring, the MarylandSymphony Orchestra of four Saturday educational programs that introduce
http://www.marylandsymphony.org/education.shtml

Extractions: There are many students in Washington County that would like to be a part of an instrumental music program, but cannot due to financial restrictions. There are also students who not only would benefit from being a part of such a program, but are in need of this creative outlet. Our goal is to collect donated instruments from the community to be used in the local schools. The Maryland Symphony Orchestra Music Scholarship Fund was created in 2002 with generous donations in loving memory of Bennett S. Rubin, former president of the Maryland Symphony Orchestra. The purpose of the Fund is to enhance and/or broaden the musical experiences of qualified high school students. Awards may be used to defray the cost of musical experiences such as, but not limited to, music instruction, music camp programs, and instrumental repair instruction (not for college tuition, instrument rental or purchase)
Maryland Symphony Orchestra
maryland Symphony Orchestra. MSO History Performances family Concerts MasterWorksRepertoire Education programs Getting Involved Meet the Conductor Meet the
http://www.marylandsymphony.org/family.shtml

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