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Information developer-user system linking roles of education assistants in the Missouri small farm family program (Research bulletin / University of Missouri-Columbia, Agricultural Experiment Station) by Herbert F Lionberger, 1982 Factors in the success of the Missouri small farm family program (Paper / University of Missouri-Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics) by Jerry G West, 1983 Show me family literacy! Missouri's guide for establishing family literacy programs (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:451403) by Jeri Levesque, 2001 Save Lives As Well As Souls: A Support and Spirituality Program for Cancer Patients, Their Families and Congregations by Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, 2005 A family life program for the parish (Information bulletin on Christian education) by Oscar E Feucht, 1951 Family Tree Maker for Dummies by Matthew L. Helm, April Leigh Helm, 2000 The Metabolic Syndrome Program: How to Lose Weight, Beat Heart Disease, Stop Insulin Resistance and More by Karlene Karst, 2006-05-08 Educating Young Children: Active Learning Practices for Preschool and Child Care Programs by Mary Hohmann, David P. Weikart, 2002-01-02 The 30-Minute Pregnancy Workout Book: The Complete Light Weight Program for Fitness by Anna Aberg, 2008-07-08 The family counseling model: An early intervention to problem drinking : a program of alcoholism education and information for individuals and the community by Don Howard, 1976 The Thyroid Solution: A Revolutionary Mind-Body Program That Will Help You by Arem Ridha, 2000-08 Kansas City Family Friends train-the-trainer curriculum (SuDoc HE 1.1002:K 13) by U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, 1993 Intergenerational stories depicting multi-cultural families (Promoting aging awareness among youth) by Harry Kujath, 1992 Healing ADD: The Breakthrough Program That Allows You to See and Heal the Six Types of ADD by Daniel G. Amen, 2001-02-15

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41. Index To Missouri Bar - Public Information Brochures
    family Law Resource Guide Explains laws affecting children 8page booklet explainsMissouri's Child Protection booklet on laws and programs affecting senior  
    http://www.mobar.org/pamphlet/broindex.htm

42. ALTERNATIVE FINANCING PROGRAMS
    ALTERNATIVE FINANCING programs ATA-GLANCE PARTNERS. FUNDING. LOAN DESCRIPTION. Otherfinancial institutions. Consumer Organizations missouri family Trust. 21 CILS.  
    http://www.resna.org/AFTAP/library/StateMatrix.htm
    
    Extractions: ALTERNATIVE FINANCING PROGRAMS AT-A-GLANCE PARTNERS FUNDING LOAN DESCRIPTION Kansas Lead Agency: Assistive Technology for Kansans and the University of Kansas Community-based Entity: Kansas Assistive Technology Cooperative (KATCO) Lending Institution: Mid American Credit Union Consumer Organizations: Five Regional Assistive Technology Access Sites Sources: $742,576 - Federal grant up to $7.6 million - Mid American Credit Union $765,000 - Kansas University Center for Research Available for Loans: Yearly Administrative Costs: Models: Revolving loan - (KATCO) Loan guarantee - Mid Atlantic Credit Union Loan $ Range Interest Rate Charged to Borrower Duration of Loan 36 months, and possibly longer Maryland Lead Agency: Maryland Technology Assistance Program Community-based Entity: Assistive Technology Guaranteed Loan Program Lending Institutions: State Employees Credit Union Sun Trust Allfirst Bank Consumer Organizations: Maryland AT Co-Op Benefits InfoSource Maryland CILs Sources: $500,000 - Federal grant

43. Springfield, Missouri Improves Access To City Facilities, Programs And Services.
    city improves access to city facilities, programs and services. the small town ofSpringfield, missouri, was truly her, but on anyone else family or friends  
    http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/sprstor.htm
    
    Extractions: But things have changed for people with disabilities in Springfield. In 1998, a complaint was filed with the Department alleging that the city's facilities, the city utilities' main office building, and the Springfield-Greene County Library were not accessible to people with disabilities. City officials began to take a look at their facilities and services, identify barriers, and develop a plan to remove those barriers. From the outset, the city demonstrated a sincere commitment to comply with the ADA and energetically worked to find creative, cost-effective solutions to provide access for all people with disabilities. Claudia Engram also has noticed the city's efforts to become more accessible. A frequent library patron, Claudia could never independently use a library. She couldn't move around, browse the books, or use a library computer because so many barriers existed. But now, the Midtown Branch Library is much more accessible and welcoming: the library has, among other things, installed additional accessible parking, widened doorways that were too narrow to accommodate someone using a wheelchair, installed Braille signage, lowered counters at locations throughout the library, installed visual alarms to notify patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing of an emergency, and developed a policy to provide sign language interpreters when needed. These changes will allow all library goers with disabilities to use the facilities independently, a fact not lost on Claudia.

44. Parks Programs - Missouri State Parks And Historic Sites, MoDNR
    Parks programs. designed to serve as a guide to planning your missouri state park CamperAward Program Each family member camping in five state parks during one  
    http://www.mostateparks.com/programs.htm
    
    Extractions: A souvenir passport booklet, designed to serve as a guide to planning your Missouri state park adventure and as a journal to record your experiences, is available for purchase at most state parks and historic sites, by calling the department toll-free at 1-800-334-6946 or by mailing in the order form . The booklet is good through 2004 and includes the opportunity to earn a special commemorative patch every year. More information is available. Camper Award Program Each family member camping in five state parks during one year and not violating any park rules and regulations is awarded a certificate and patch. Families must have camper verification cards. These are available at all state parks and historic sites and must be verified by staff at each place the family camps. Junior Naturalist Program You can become a Junior Naturalist by fulfilling several fun-filled requirements at many state parks and historic sites. As you earn your Junior Naturalist patch, you can learn more about nature, wildlife and Missouri's outdoor world. Volunteer In Parks Program State Parks/Historic Sites Home Page ... Department of Natural Resources

45. Official English Laws -- Missouri
    is the most common language used in missouri and recognizes and secondary educationmay include family and homebased curriculum and programs designed to  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JWCRAWFORD/mo2.htm
    
    Extractions: MISSOURI REVISED STATUTES (1998) English as common language of the state. Section 1. The general assembly recognizes that English is the most common language used in Missouri and recognizes that fluency in English is necessary for full integration into our common American culture. Section 2. 1. The adult basic education programs administered by the department of elementary and secondary education shall include the provision of English language services to non-native speakers who need assistance in learning English. 2. The local entity designated by the department of elementary and secondary education to offer adult basic education shall seek the assistance of local political subdivisions, community-based agencies and organizations, migrant worker groups, refugee resettlement programs, schools, churches and others in making non-native speakers aware of the availability of English language services. 3. English language services provided through the adult basic education programs of the department of elementary and secondary education may include family and home-based curriculum and programs designed to enhance the English fluency of all family members and may include programs whereby family members teach each other the English language. Section 3. 1. Subject to appropriation from general revenue, the department of elementary and secondary education shall provide grants to assist local public school districts, community-based organizations and nonprofit agencies, including resettlement programs, to provide instruction in the English language to individuals residing in the community or district who have language background other than English and who need assistance in learning English. Preference in grants shall be given to communities and districts demonstrating the most need.

46. University Of Missouri: CAFNR: Students: Prospective: Financial Aid
    Loan is funded through the State of missouri; WorkStudy is under Major Grant, Loanand Work programs of this and the amount the student and family are expected  
    http://cafnr.missouri.edu/students/prospective/undergrad/financialaid.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Prospective Students Undergraduate UNDERGRADUATE What's new @ CAFNR ... Financial Aid Types of Financial Aid Financial aid is awarded to students based on merit, financial need, or both. Merit-based scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement or some special characteristic, skill, talent or ability. A listing of the major MU and merit-based programs is found under Academic Scholarship Programs on this web site. Need-based aid is given to students who can show they have financial need. Most financial aid is awarded on the basis of need. There are three kinds of need-based aid: Grants and need-based scholarships are gift-aid that do not have to be repaid. Federal grant programs include the Federal Pell Grant and the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant. MU and the State of Missouri also supplement the federal grant programs with their own grant programs. Loans are borrowed money that has to be repaid over a period of time. Federal loan programs at MU include the Ford Federal Direct Loan Program (the largest program), the Federal Perkins Loan, and the Nursing Student Loan. The Advantage Missouri Loan is funded through the State of Missouri

47. Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative: About
    Youth Opportunities Initiative, an initiative created by Casey family programs andthe Initiative, Stangler served as the director of missouri's Department of  
    http://www.jimcaseyyouth.org/about.htm
    
    Extractions: Our Organization Our Work Our Staff Our Sponsors Our Organization The Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative is a major national effort to help youth in foster care make successful transitions to adulthood. We are a nonprofit organization formed by two of the leading foundations focused exclusively on child and youth well-being: The Annie E. Casey Foundation and Casey Family Programs. The Initiative brings together the people and resources needed to help youth make the connections they need to education, employment, health care, housing, and supportive personal and community relationships. Our goals are to: Expand significantly the capacity of private and public organizations and communities tosupport these young people Involve young people themselves in making the decisions that are needed in this national effort Create opportunities for community engagement and encourage young people to help others Provide links to personal networks of caring adults and other young people Transform the way communities view their responsibility to youth in foster care 46% of young people lack a high school diploma 25% have experienced homelessness 42% have become parents Fewer than one in five is completely self-supporting

48. Boone County Health Report Card: Family Nurturance And Preservation
    Relative to domestic violence, the missouri State Highway Patrol reports 751 incidentsof Identify existing parent/family education programs in Boone  
    http://www.oseda.missouri.edu/special/boonehealth/issues/family.html
    
    Extractions: Studies have shown that children receiving high-quality child care develop better language and social skills, perform better in school and on tests, engage in less delinquent behavior, get better jobs and need fewer social services. According to the 1995 Community Needs Assessment, child care was rated as a major need, with infant and before/after school care of greatest concern. In Boone County, 18.6 percent of the African-American population consider child care a major or moderate problem. Among other races, 16.4 percent find it a problem. Youth focus groups included in the community needs assessment emphasized lack of attention, discipline and guidance from parents as one of their main problems. This problem also ranked among the top 10 problems in ne ighborhoods (26 percent considered it a major to moderate problem). Relative to domestic violence, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reports 751 incidents of domestic violence in Boone County in 1993. Many homicides are associated with domestic violence.

49. Center Of Family Policy And Research
    New Policy Briefs. family Leave. New State of Children Documents. TheState of missouri's Children. The State of Early Childhood programs.  
    http://mucenter.missouri.edu/
    
    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;

50. Paraquad's Web Site Map
    family and Medical Leave. family Stress During Hospitalization. missouri AssistiveDevice Lemon Law Consumer Guide. Info about Assistance programs.  
    http://www.paraquad.org/map.html
    
    Extractions: Funders ... General Information Small Business Disabled Access Tax Credit Accessible Parking Rules and Tips Dog Days - An Article about Service Dogs Family and Medical Leave ... Disaster Tips For Service and Companion Animals Disability Specific Information Depression: What You Need to Know Healthy Habits for Women wirh MS Is it Alzheimer's? Ten Warning Signs Psychosocial Effects of TBI: What to Expect and What to Do ... Facts On Skin Cancer Children and Youth Related Information When Your Child Goes Home after Being Examined for Head Injury in an Emergency Department 52 Ways to Make Kids Count Task for Teens - create a financial aid package that will help you make the grade in college Recommendations for Meeting the Needs of Children and Youth with Traumatic Brain Injury ... Return to the Main Menu Page Navigation Buttons Main Menu Guest Book Contact Site Map

51. SmartDivorce.com, Your Learning Center For Practical Solutions To Divorce Challe
    Naval Station Washington family Service Center Building 150 Phone Jim Balick for at(202) 4336144 Registration is required for all programs and to missouri.  
    http://www.smartdivorce.com/support.htm

52. Grand Lodge Programs
    Grand Lodge programs, s Foundation is a service of the Grand Lodge of missouri Ancient,Free and of Freemasonry is that it is committed to family, children and  
    http://www.momason.org/programs.asp

53. Directory Of Programs (2001) GA-NM
    k12.ky.us Contact Denise Johnson, Director of Special programs Agency Head missouri4H Living Interactive family Education - missouri Department of  
    http://www.fcnetwork.org/Dir2001/dir2001ga-nm.html

54. Child Custody And Divorce In Missouri
    452.372 of the missouri Revised Statutes gives the family courts theauthority to require Parent Education programs in family law cases.  
    http://www.missouridivorcelawyer.com/custody/child.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Custody Support ... Contact of the Missouri Revised Statutes is the law that governs child custody in a Missouri divorce. There are two types of child custody that are dealt with in most divorces: legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody involves the rights of parents to have the responsibility for and the authority to make decisions related to the health, education and welfare of their children. Physical custody involves the amount of time that a child resides with or is in the care of each of the parents. When a judge awards child custody in Missouri, he or she has to consider the following custody arrangements in this order: Joint physical and joint legal custody to both parents, Joint physical custody with one party granted sole legal custody, Joint legal custody with one party granted sole physical custody, Sole custody to either parent, or Third-party custody or visitation.

55. JA Juvenile And Adult Court Programs
    The Juvenile and Adult Court programs Division, in conjunction with the juvenileand family courts, is for a new standard of juvenile justice in missouri.  
    http://www.osca.state.mo.us/osca/index.nsf/8c303828a5aadaef862565fa005bedbf/6281

56. Programs For Families
    programs for Families. CPR for family and Friends. Time/Date/ Location. LouisChildren’s Hospital. 69 pm , March 18 missouri Baptist Medical Center.  
    http://www.stlouischildrens.org/articles/kids_parents.asp?ID=2702

57. University Of Missouri - Columbia - Costs & Financial Aid - Costs
    at the University of missouriColumbia Please of Human Environmental Sciences -Baccalaureate programs Consumer and family Economics Environmental  
    http://prospectivestudents.missouri.edu/Coming/MSEP.html
    
    Extractions: The Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) was established by the Midwestern Higher Education Commission to increase interstate educational opportunities for students in its member states. The program enables residents of Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska , and North Dakota to enroll in participating institutions and their selected programs (see below for list of programs at MU) at reduced tuition levels. Students gain a more affordable opportunity to attend an out-of-state institution, while participating institutions gain increased enrollment efficiency in programs with excess capacity. Actual savings through MSEP vary from institution to institution. An MSEP student at MU pays 150 percent of the institution's regular resident tuition plus any required fees. For example, University of Missouri resident tuition and fees for school year '02-'03 are $173.65 per credit hour. Non-resident tuition and fees for '02-'03 are $478.75 per credit hour. MSEP tuition and fees are $260.48 per credit hour a sizable savings over non-resident tuition. (Tuition and fees may be revised in future years.)

58. AmeriCorps*State And National Direct
    Six AmeriCorps Promise Fellows serve in missouri's Caring Community Head Start andother early learning programs for one of the child, his or her family and the  
    http://www.americorps.org/joining/direct/direct_mo.html
    
    Extractions: 7 full-time AmeriCorps members tutor identified students in kindergarten through 2nd grade in reading and writing skills. The majority of member service hours are based on the 'AmeriCorps Reading Coaches' curriculum - one-on-one time spent with students. Members also assist students with computer skills and in effective ways to take computerized tests. The goal of the program is twofold: to improve students' educational skills and to build their self-esteem.

59. Adolescent Pregnancy: State And Local Organizations
    Focus family Planning and Unintended Pregnancies in missouri. Montana New YorkState Crosssystem Matrix of Youth–focused Partnerships programs.  
    http://www.siecus.org/school/preg/preg0006.html
    
    Extractions: Home Search Site Navigation Contact Us ... Guest Book State and Local Organizations State Departments of Health Many state departments of health have developed adolescent pregnancy prevention programs. The following have information on their programs on their Web sites. Call your state department of health for information on programs in your area. Alabama Alaska Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa

60. GWB Administration: Eddie Brown
    Funded by Casey family programs, Principal Investigator, (2001 present Appointedby Governors Mel Carnahan and Holden and confirmed by the missouri Senate to  
    http://gwbweb.wustl.edu/people/staff/brown.html
    
    Extractions: E-mail: ebrown@gwbmail.wustl.edu Dr. Eddie F. Brown is the Associate Dean for Community Affairs and the Director of the Kathryn M. Buder Center for American Indian Studies of the George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Brown has a unique administrative background in that he has worked at the highest administrative levels with tribal, state, and federal governments. He is the former Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs, United States Department of Interior, Washington, DC (1988-1993). Prior to his appointment as Associate Dean and Director of the Center for American Indian Studies, Dr. Brown served as Executive Director of the Department of Human Services, Tohono O'odham Nation (1993-1996); Director of Arizona Department of Economic Security, the state's largest department (1987-1989); Chief of the Division of Social Services, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C. (1984-1986); and Associate Professor, Graduate School of Social Work, Arizona State University (1975-1979). Dr. Brown has developed and served as project director, coordinator, and consultant for a variety of research grants related to the enhancement of social service programs serving American Indians; the development of American Indian curriculum; and training for social work practice with American Indian communities and families. Currently he oversees a number of research projects related to the impact of welfare reform on American Indian families and children, mental health assessment of American Indian youth, Title IV- E state/tribal agreements, and state ICWA compliance issues.

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