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Culture, families, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) impact a multimedia instructional program for related services personnel and family ... 12/20/95-8/15/96 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:424705) by Howard P. Parette, 1998

Working with School-Age Children by Marlene Bumgarner, 1999-03-12

Summer Bridge Activities: 5th to 6th Grade by Julia Ann Hobbs, Carla Fisher, 2006-01-15

The Busy Classroom: A Preschool Teacher's Monthly Book of Creative Activities by Patty Claycomb, 1992-07-01

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MCDD - Service Facts
family Support (Stipend/Loan) and Choices for Families programs Kansas City RegionalCenter 821 East Admiral Blvd. Kansas City, missouri 816.889.3400 or 1800
http://www.mcddregion4.org/facts/financial_assist.asp

Extractions: Financial assistance programs support families in meeting the special needs related to having a family member with a disability living at home. Such assistance may prevent or delay out of home placement of the family member with a developmental disability or to facilitate the reunion of families whose family member is already out of home. Family Support Program began in 1993 when the Missouri Legislature passed HB 330 to provide financial assistance to Missouri families who have children with developmental disabilities living at home. This program was created to help maintain and enhance family care giving. The assistance is available in two forms: Stipends: Stipends are awarded to families either on a monthly basis for a ten month period, or families are given a one time amount often referred to as a "grant." These are available to families with children under age 18 who have a developmental disability and live in their family home. There are income restrictions. Stipends/Grants are to be used for any good or service that benefits the child and his/her family. Families must reapply annually. Low Interest Loans: These are for families with children of any age who have a developmental disability and live in their family home. The loans can be used for any service or goods that benefit the person and his/her family. Repayment of the loan may not exceed 60 months. Families may only receive one loan at a time.
Programs And Services - Family Court, Jackson County, Missouri
County community. Program evaluation efforts are aimed at developingand ensuring the quality of family Court Services programs.
http://www.family-court.org/PROGRAMS.HTM

Extractions: INTRODUCTION Family Court Services operates programs to meet the diverse needs of youth, families and the community. Through these programs, Court personnel aim to provide youth and families with new ways to cope, experience their potential, and assist youth in abstaining from delinquent behavior. Habilitative and rehabilitative services include: clear expectations and provide assistance in developing abilities to make good choices; recognize and experience individual potential; and opportunities to develop academic, vocational and life skills. There are additional preventative programs in place, developed and operated in collaboration with agencies and volunteers that strive to build stronger families, more effective parents and thereby reducing risks for children. These programs offer a broad range of services directed toward community problems encompassing both children and families, addressing parenting skills, issues of substance abuse, sexual abuse, lack of employment skills and opportunities, and education concerns.
Division Of Mental Retardation And Developmental Disabilities
process is unique because the programs are monitored A collaborated effort betweenthe missouri Departments of implementing a network of familyfocused services
http://www.modmh.state.mo.us/mrdd/mrddprog.html

Extractions: Missouri's Autism Program The Sara Jian Lopez Medicaid Waiver allows access to funding for appropriate care and support for children with developmental disabilities so they may continue living at home with their families. Medicaid guidelines require parental income and resources be considered for children who live at home, but allow such income and resources to be disregarded for children who live out of the home, in an institution, a group home, or in other residential settings. The family of Sara Jian Lopez, who was born with developmental disabilities, lobbied the Missouri General Assembly to change some of the requirements in the Medicaid program. The waiver, which went into effect in 1996, is named after Sara, who died at the age of five. The waiver allows parental income and resources to be disregarded for permanently and totally disabled children living at home who otherwise would require services at an institution.
Lift-missouri.org:projects
partners Corporation for National Service, missouri State Library, missouri CommunityService Commission, local family literacy programs, University of
http://lift-missouri.org/projects.html

Extractions: Missouri Partnership for Parental Assistance (MPPA) The MPPA is a statewide collaborative project funded by a four-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help parents become more informed and involved in their children's development and education. The MPPA promotes federal requirements for parental involvement in Title I schools. Project partners: Parents as Teachers ParentLink Practical Parenting Partnerships , Parental Assistance Coordinating Center, local school districts, Webster University AmeriCorps VISTA LIFT operates a national service program which places 30 full-time workers in family literacy programs and community libraries throughout Missouri. VISTA workers assist these programs for one year while gaining valuable work experience and earning funds to further their education. Click here to read some of the VISTA's reflections on working with the children this summer. Project partners Corporation for National Service Missouri State Library , Missouri Community Service Commission, local family literacy programs, University of Missouri-Columbia Family Literacy Training and Technical Assistance LIFT provides high-quality basic and advanced training for adult educators, early childhood educators, and professionals in related fields to enable them to implement the innovative family literacy model. LIFT's ongoing technical assistance provides each family literacy program in Missouri expert advice and resources to help improve services to low-literate parents and their children.
Lift-missouri.org:show Me Family Literacy!
missouri's Guide for Establishing family Literacy programs by JeriLevesque, Ed.D. and Karen Hinton. Presented below is the Table
http://lift-missouri.org/smfl.html

Extractions: Presented below is the Table of Contents for Show Me Family Literacy! Each chapter title is a link that will access a PDF file for that chapter. In order to read PDF documents, you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. For information about how to download Acrobat Reader free of charge, please visit Adobe's Web site Once you have Acrobat Reader, just click on the chapter you are interested in and it will either be opened by your browser or will be downloaded, depending on the settings of your browser. All rights reserved. Portions of this publication may be reproduced for non-commercial use only, with appropriate citations from the Guide. Printed copies of Show Me Family Literacy! are available through: LIFT-Missouri
Child And Family Development - Southwest Missouri State University
Southwest missouri State University Child and family Development, The child and familydevelopment program at SMSU around which to focus their programs of study
http://www.smsu.edu/cfd/

Extractions: College of Health and Human Services CFS Child and Family Development Career Preparation According to the US Dept. of Labor, child care is a rapidly growing industry "with a shortage of college educated professionals to assume positions of today and tomorrow." Because of the growing demand for professional child care, and because of the present and anticipated shortage of college graduates with expertise in child and family development, now is an excellent time to consider child and family development as a field of study. Not only can they expect to find jobs upon graduation but also higher salaries as institutions compete for the few available grads. And perhaps most importantly, child and family development specialists can have the satisfaction that they will be working with society's most important resource-children. Salaries vary based upon level of position, previous experience, and geographic location. Metropolitan areas generally offer graduates more selection of positions and higher salaries. The child and family development program at SMSU is multi-disciplinary and provides students with several options around which to focus their programs of study. Students may choose to pursue programs focusing primarily on children, or they may elect programs that focus on families. In addition, all students receive individual advisement during which they can choose electives to reflect their special interests.
ACTE Publications Career Education Career Opportunities
Standards. For more information about missouri family and ConsumerSciences programs click on the Curriculum and Resources button.
http://www.dese.state.mo.us/divvoced/facs_index.htm

Extractions: Family and Consumer Sciences Education programs prepare students for adult roles, family responsibilities, and careers related to family and consumer science content. Successful families do not just happen; they require sustained effort. Preparing individuals for the work of the family is basic and necessary for building strong families and a productive work force. Nearly one-third of the occupations expected to experience the largest growth in Missouri during this decade are related to family and consumer sciences content. Students can prepare for virtually hundreds of current and emerging careers such as dietetics, interior design, hospitality, fashion, food service, consumer services, education and family and children services. The Family and Consumer Sciences Section provides leadership, technical assistance, financial support and professional development activities for implementing and maintaining programs and the student career and technical organization, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Family Development And Resource Management Programs Of Excellence
of family Development and Resource Management Base programs of Excellence familyDevelopment. Housing Affordable Housing Florida Iowa missouri Utah Wisconsin;
http://www.reeusda.gov/f4hn/fdrm/examp.htm
Jefferson Smurfit Center For Entrepreneurial Studies - Saint Louis University
programs and Training. Gateway Research Conference. Louis, missouri. ProvidingConsultation Services to Privately Held and family Businesses .
http://www.slu.edu/centers/jsces/programs.html

Extractions: Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri " Women as Entrepreneurs" The Gateway Research Conference will have academic researchers, educators, women entrepreneurs and government policy makers. This mixture will ensure that the research agendas developed will have theoretical as well as practical values.
Plant Sciences Unit Programs
Master Gardener. Pesticide Applicator Training Program. Plant Protection programs(PPP). Southwest missouri family Dairy Farm Project. Sports Turf Advantage (STAT).
http://www.psu.missouri.edu/unitprograms.htm
Child Welfare League Of America: Programs: Family Foster Care: State Responses T
The missouri Department of Social Services (DSS), Division of FamilyServices, Children's Services programs conducts the investigation.
http://www.cwla.org/programs/fostercare/statessummaryapp1mo.htm

Extractions: Does the policy address foster care as a separate type of investigation? Is kinship/relative care addressed in the policy? What agency/unit is mandated to conduct the investigation? The Missouri Department of Social Services (DSS), Division of Family Services, Children's Services Programs conducts the investigation. Investigations are conducted by a specialized unit, the Out-of-Home Investigations Unit (OHI). OHI investigates all county foster homes in which any legal status "1" children (county has custody?) are in the home, even if the child is not the child who is reported. In those cases in which biological children are reported and a legal status "1" child is also in the home, the investigation is done by OHI staff. OHI is responsible for investigations of all out-of-home settings including, but not limited to, county foster homes. As noted above, homes where children live with relatives are excluded.
University Of Missouri -- Graduate School -- Fields Of Study -- Degree Programs
2002© Curators of the University of missouri An Equal Distance Education DegreePrograms. Consumer family Economics (MS) Environmental Design (MA, MS
http://www.missouri.edu/~gradschl/programs/degreeprogs
Center Of Family Policy And Research
The State of missouri's Children. The State of Children Families. The Stateof Early Childhood programs. The Center for family Policy and Research was
http://www.missouri.edu/~cfprwww/

Extractions: Policy Briefs Reducing School Violence Family Leave Findings from the Midwest Child Care Consortium School Readiness: Implications for Policy New State of Children Documents The State of Missouri's Children The State of Early Childhood Programs The Center for Family Policy and Research was established in 1997 to become a national resource for the development of effective social policy relating to families and communities. The Center's mission is to create and disseminate research-based analyses designed to promote the well-being of diverse families in their communities through informed public policy and program development. The Center's role is especially important in a time when authority and responsibility for public policy formulation, especially for social policy affecting the welfare of families, is clearly moving from the federal to the state level. The Vision: The Center for Family Policy and Research supports the development of family-supportive policies and programs by: providing balanced, non-partisan information on the impacts, both intended and unintended, of social policies on families;
Family And Social Services In Missouri
Social Services in missouri. Division of family Services Services include Children'sServices programs, Income Maintenance SelfSufficiency programs
http://www.mssc.edu/missouri/immigrants/Social/family_services.htm

Extractions: A Community Action Agency 305 Virginia, P.O. Box 207 Joplin, Missouri 64802 Tel. (417) 781-0352 Fax: (417) 781-0563 Contact: Debbie Markman E-Mail: mastiffkaine@hotmail.com Description of Services: A non-profit social service community action agency, Economic Security Corporation works for people, helping those in need. Whether it be through federal, state, or local sources, through outreach offices, ESC pulls resources together, refers and administers various programs to help low-income people. Our main goal is to have people who come to us for help, function at their own financial, physical, mental and social level and aid their attempts to attain new levels to become self-sufficient.
Missouri Student Assistance
Student financial assistance programs are valuable resources for paying expects youand your family to contribute missouri Saving for Tuition (MO$T) College
http://www.cbhe.state.mo.us/mostars/scholar2.htm

Extractions: Student financial assistance programs are valuable resources for paying for college. Many students are eligible for some student financial assistance; however, the student and/or the student's family is ultimately responsible for paying educational costs. Scroll down to find the topic or resource you're interested in, or use the quick links below to jump to your topic. You also can request a free packet of student financial assistance information. How Is Financial Assistance Awarded?
Life Sciences Programs Data
University of missouriSt. E. Desmond Lee and family Fund Endowed Professorship InZoological Life Sciences and Related programs at University of missouri-St.
http://www.cbhe.state.mo.us/MOSTARS/lsdata.htm

Extractions: Sciences Certificates Associate degrees Bachelor's degrees Master's degrees Post-masters certificates Doctoral degrees First Professional degrees Certificates and Degrees Conferred in 2000 Certificate/Degree Type Total number of degrees conferred at Missouri colleges and universities Number of degrees (and % of total) conferred in Life Sciences Certificates Associate degrees Bachelor's degrees Post-Baccalaureate degrees Master's degrees Post-Master's degrees Doctoral First Professional degrees Total Distribution of Degree Offerings in Selected Core Life Science Programs Certificate/Degree Type Biological Sciences
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE MISSOURI FAMILY TRUST
being provided by state government and other governmental programs if, as Acceptanceof Provisions Execution of a missouri family Trust Agreement by the donor
http://www.missourifamilytrust.org/MFTterms_and_conditions.htm

Extractions: Directly to the Beneficiary; To the legal guardian of the Beneficiary; To any adult relative of the Beneficiary to be held and expended by such relative for the support, education, health and maintenance of the beneficiary; To any adult relative of the Beneficiary as custodian for such Beneficiary pursuant to the Missouri Transfers to Minors Law, the Missouri Personal Custodian Law, or any other statute of similar import; or By the Board of Trustees itself expending such income or principal for the support, education, health and maintenance of the Beneficiary, and to that end the Board of Trustees may make payments to any person, firm, corporation or governmental agency. Donor May Revoke
YA Family Programs
family programs. ArtsCard Children and their families attend arts events at discountedrates in Kansas City, missouri. Indianapolis,Indiana. Portland, Oregon.
http://www.youngaudiences.org/ccfocfam.html

Extractions: ArtsCard - Children and their families attend arts events at discounted rates in: ParentLink - Families with limited access to the arts learn about community arts organizations and how they can attend events in: Family Festival of the Arts - Families attend performances designed especially for them at the:
State Of Missouri Community Connection
of missouri Outreach and Extension family and Community missouri Department of SocialServices http//www is responsible for coordinating programs to provide
http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/family_info.jsp
Kansas City, MO:
Singlefamily Housing Rehabilitation programs. Interested applicants can contactthe Kansas City, missouri, Department of Housing Community
http://www.kcmo.org/housing.nsf/web/rehab?opendocument

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