South Carolina Community Profiles: Links environmental programs, health programs, hurricane preparedness businesses to provideMedicaid, child care, and aging south carolina Department of Mental Health. http://167.7.127.238/community/links.html
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Past Winners south Dakota's The Weekly south Dakotan www.sd4history.com. Minnesota'sAtHome Infant child care Program. North carolina's Smart Start. http://www.csg.org/CSG/Programs/innovations/past winners.htm
Extractions: Regional Offices Policy Products Programs ... innovations Past Innovations Awards Winners Delaware Financial Literacy Initiatives Pennsylvania's eNotice Program North Dakota's Roundtable on Higher Education South Dakota's The Weekly South Dakotan: www.sd4history.com Texas' Child Support Interactive Virginia's Innovative Workers' Compensation Management Idaho's Purchasing Modernization Initiative Washington's WISHA Safety and Health Core Rules New Jersey' REDI and REAP programs Pennsylvania's Growing Greener Program Indiana's 5-Star Environment Recognition Program for Child Care Facilities Ohio's BidOhio Florida's Eleventh Judicial Circuit Criminal Mental Health Project Maryland's eMaryland Marketplace Idaho's Small Business Solutions Washington's Community Jobs Delaware's Technical Advisory Office Massachusetts' Spread the Word Minnesota's At-Home Infant Child Care Program Michigan's Secretary of State's Organ and Tissue Donor Registry Enrollment Program Oklahoma's Charles E. "Bill" Correctional Center West Virginia's Children's Identification Program Arizona's Eligibility Fraud Prevention Program Utah's Foster Care Foundation New Jersey's Rehabilitation Subcode Pennsylvania's Compliance Reporting System Michigan's Read, Educate and Develop Youth (READY)
State Child Care Licensing Office Licensing and Regulatory Services (south carolina ) Department of care LicensingOffice (Vermont) child care Services Division 103 south Main Street http://www.ed.gov/Programs/bastmp/SCCLO.htm
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Palmetto Health Community Programs: COPA Dr. Saundra Glover at the University of south carolina Norman J parents and childrenare educated about the childs diagnosis and proper eye care. http://www.palmettohealth.org/community/copa/
Extractions: Palmetto Health was created in February 1998 when Baptist Healthcare System and Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia merged to create South Carolina's most comprehensive integrated health care delivery system. At the time of the merger, Palmetto Health pledged 10 percent of its annual bottom line for 35 years to fund healthcare initiatives targeted to help the indigent, uninsured and medically underserved population. Palmetto Health has guaranteed that a minimum of $17 million will be spent within the first seven years. With input from members of the community and collaboration with a wide variety of agencies and community service organizations, additional healthcare needs have been identified. Led by Vince Ford, senior vice president, the office of Community Services has developed a series of healthcare initiatives to address community healthcare needs in Richland, Lexington, Fairfield and Pickens counties.
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Childhaven Was Established In 1909 By The Reverend Mark Matthews childhaven now operates Therapeutic child care programs throughout King County through incommunities throughout Washington State in south carolina, and Calgary http://www.childhaven.org/content_about.htm
Extractions: Childhaven was established in 1909 by the Reverend Mark Matthews as the Seattle Day Nursery, one of the first 50 child care centers in the country. The original nursery building, built in 1921 in the Central District, today houses Childhaven's Broadway Branch. In 1959, a board of trustees was formed and the first staff hired, ending 50 years of management by a volunteer board. Over subsequent years, the agency solidified its position as a leader in the community, involved in such significant activities as the development phases of both Head Start and the Model Cities Child Care Programs. In 1973, Patrick Gogerty joined the organization as executive director. Under his leadership, Seattle Day Nursery made the transition not only in name - becoming Childhaven in 1985 - but also in its establishment as one of the leading and most forward-thinking child care programs in the country. Recognizing the critical need for services for our community's most vulnerable citizens, Childhaven's Therapeutic Child Care Program began at the Broadway Branch with 10 children in 1977, two years before the Washington State legislature mandated the reporting of child abuse. Childhaven's mission now focuses on serving children ages one month to five years who have suffered abuse and neglect. Childhaven now operates Therapeutic Child Care programs throughout King County through the Broadway Branch, the John Wilson Memorial Branch in Seattle's Eastlake area (established in 1961), the Eli Creekmore Memorial Branch in Burien (1987), and the Patrick L. Gogerty Branch in Auburn (1992). There is capacity for treating 268 children each day. Childhaven's model program has been replicated in communities throughout Washington State in South Carolina, and Calgary, Canada.
S.C. Legal Services Programs Low Income residents of south carolina who wish to Legal Assistance Program and carolinaRegional Legal usually allowed,such as child care, work transportation http://www.sclegalservicesprograms.org/latis.html
Extractions: TECHNOLOGY BRIEF BANK STAFF PORTAL JOB OPENINGS ... WHAT'S NEW LEGAL AID TELEPHONE INTAKE SERVICE To view our slide show "Applying for Legal Services in SC". CLICK HERE You will be returned to this page. In January 2002, the South Carolina Legal Services programs will merge and become the South Carolina Centers for Equal Justice. CLICK HERE for information and news on the transition. Low Income residents of South Carolina who wish to apply for legal services should contact the centralized intake system,Legal Aid Telephone Intake System (LATIS), at 1-888-346-5592 (toll free) or 803-744-9430 (Columbia area). January 2002: LATIS is currently taking applications ONLY for residents of the area of the state formerly served by Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program and Carolina Regional Legal Services ONLY. Residents of other areas of the state should contact the local legal services office serving that area directly. The staff at LATIS will screen the individual on the telephone for eligibility, and, provide counsel and advice or brief services where appropriate, and/or, refer the individual to the appropriate Legal Services Program field office or another agency for further assistance. Eligibility for assistance through Legal Service Corporation funded programs depends on income and asset levels, and case type.
Extractions: Customer Services Home Frequently Asked Questions Paternity Establishment Parent Locate Services Regional Offices Enforcement Remedies Delinquent Parents Custody and Visitation Abandoned Property Information Employer FAQs Child Support Statistics External Links Contact Us! Documents Child Support Applications Child Support Guidelines New Hire Reporting Form Financial Institution If someone other than the mother or father has custody of the child(ren), such as a non-related third party or a grandmother, then select Another Person. If there is more than one (1) child to be supported by this action and each parent has custody of at least one child, then select Split Custody. If there is a shared custody agreement, then select Shared Custody.
Child Care In three states (Alabama, Missouri, and south carolina), a family care assistancein North carolina, over 41,000 the current cost of child care in communities http://www.childrensdefense.org/cc_basics.htm
Extractions: States are severely limiting access to assistance. Only four states set their income eligibility guidelines at the maximum level allowable under federal law-85 percent of their state median income. In two out of five states, a family of three earning $25,000 a year does not qualify for help. In three states (Alabama, Missouri, and South Carolina), a family of three earning $18,400 a year (130 percent of poverty) cannot qualify for help.
IFNL on child Abuse Prevent child Abuse Prevent child Abuse south carolina PublicationsCreating The booklet (1) identifies the kind of care, skills, and http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/ifnl/scfs.htm
Extractions: Recognizing the special significance of support for families of young children in promoting their healthy development, many national and state organizations have recently launched major initiatives with such a purpose. Perhaps one of the most ambitious of these is Healthy Families America, the initiative of Prevent Child Abuse America (formerly the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse) to support home visitation for families of infants and toddlers.
South Carolna Services Information System Information about aging and disability services in south carolina, including a conference/training calendar.Category Regional North America south carolina Health child care Early Intervention. Personal care/Home Health. made possible by a generousgrant from the Sister's of Charity Foundation of south carolina and the http://www.scsis.org/
Extractions: For the past 20 years, the South Carolina Services Information System (SCSIS) has been meeting the information needs of people with disabilities and the elderly. To better serve these populations and to comply with SCs plan, SCSIS was recently moved from the USC School of Medicine to the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services What SCSIS can do for you! SCSIS can link you to hundreds of other web sites, define commonly used acronyms in the disability and aging fields and inform you of upcoming conferences and trainings. The Services Database identifies service providers in an area close to you and allows providers to add or update their information on-line. To make it easy to find a Service on the Services Database , all Services are divided into Service Categories.
MUSC CDM Patient Care Programs in the Medical University of south carolina Children's Hospital of the more complicatedchild patient and medically compromised patients are also provided care. http://www2.musc.edu/dentistry/patient_programs.html
Extractions: The College of Dental Medicine offers a wide range of patient care programs and clinical services ranging from simple cleanings to the most complex of care involving surgery, crowns or implants. Since treatment is provided by primarily by students who are carefully supervised by faculty, care progresses more slowly than in a private dental office. Dental residents and full-time College faculty offer treatment for those cases too complex for our student dentists. Student dentists are carefully supervised by the faculty of the College. Since our students are learning, care takes considerably longer as the faculty monitors the progress of each procedure and patient. To compensate our patients for this additional time, there is a considerable reduction in treatment fees.
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Extractions: CCS/CCShome.htm Child Care Services helps low-income families pay for their child care needs, helps businesses and employers establish child care programs, licenses and registers child care providers, provides education and training for child care providers and parents, assists communities in developing out-of-school time programs. Fatherhood Initiative http://www.fatherhood.hhs.gov/fi-regions.htm HHS and its regional offices work to coordinate fatherhood activities throughout the states and have sponsored a variety of forums to bring together local public and private organizations and individuals to support fathers' involvement in their families and communities. Senior Issues Department of Social Services
AP Wire | 02/03/2003 | Construction Begins On Child-care Center Private centers might offer care but not enough forprofit Gateway Academy child DevelopmentCenters University of south carolina education professor Mac Brown http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/news/local/5096393.htm
Extractions: COLUMBIA, S.C. The new Child Development and Research Center under construction at the University of South Carolina marks a significant step for early childhood development, officials say. "This is a unique and really significant private-public partnership that will make a center of excellence sustainable," said Susie VanHuss of the University of South Carolina Development Foundation. There have been gaps in public and private day care in South Carolina. Private centers might offer care but not enough focus on learning. Two prominent public centers in Columbia, meanwhile, offered developmental learning but also ran up deficits and required subsidies to stay open. When it appeared imminent last year that the state's two accredited, state-run programs - ETV Children's Place and USC's Children's Center - would close, the idea of collaborating on a new center arose.
Extractions: COLUMBIA, S.C. A comprehensive plan is needed to improve child care in the South, where services vary widely from state to state and programs face unique obstacles, a new study says. The Southern Regional Task Force on Child Care has developed a plan aimed at bringing child care services in 16 Southern states on par with national standards. But, as many states face budget shortfalls, implementing new programs may not be a priority, child care administrators say. "The real kicker is the budget," said Kim Townley, executive director of the Office of Early Childhood Development in Kentucky, whose program has not been cut. "It costs money to implement quality programs." The task force plan calls for stricter licensing requirements for facilities and stricter hiring standards for workers, including background checks on potential employees.
South Carolina Med Web Medical Support For SC Medicaid, DHHS & DSS Provides medicaid info on new programs and policies. On-line interactive forms, discussion forum, Category Regional North America south carolina Health An Overview of Federal child Welfare programs. Measurement Tracking Form 2. FosterCare Licensing Report Voluntary child Support/Contribution Form 1216CS CPS http://www.scmedweb.net/
Trident United Way Member Agencies south carolina Autism Society (6459). south Santee Community Center (6461). Before/AfterSchool Day child care; Summer Camp; Y Teen Club / Teen Leadership. http://www.tuw.org/About/Agencies/agencies.html
Extractions: Member Agencies By giving to Trident United Way, you have entrusted us to allocate your hard earned money effectively and efficiently. We take this responsibility very seriously and go through great pains to ensure your contribution is spent wisely. Trident United Way makes all of its funding decisions through a unique process called "Citizen Review." Volunteers from every sector of the communityyour neighbors, co-workers and peers monitor each agency to ensure the proper management of finances. Each program that we are asked to fund is also reviewed to determine whether it is needed in the community, its effectiveness, and how it will improve the lives of the people in the tri-county area. The following is an alphabetical listing of Trident United Way's member agencies, the agency code, the programs that we fund within each agency, and the programs that are sponsored directly by Trident United Way: Youth Support
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Rationale For Credentialing The Center for child care career Development has of early care and education professionalsin south carolina. development system for early care and education http://www.scteched.tec.sc.us/ccccd/credentialing.htm
Extractions: CENTER FOR CHILD CARE CAREER DEVELOPMENT Rationale for Credentialing The Center for Child Care Career Development has succeeded in establishing a common core of content and formed a vision for the professional development of early care and education professionals in South Carolina. The established credentials create a career development system for early care and education professionals that standardizes professional requirements and training across non-credit continuing education into higher education credit programs. It is essential to South Carolina's career development system that all persons working with young children have the same basic core knowledge and competencies. The credentialing system in South Carolina is a way of improving children's learning by promoting career development among those who educate and care for them. Credentialing is a way to increase caregivers' skills and ensure that everyone working with young children has the same basic knowledge and competencies. Recent research on brain development indicates that the early years (birth-3) of a child's life are critical. It is a period of life when development is very rapid. Children develop a sense of trust, a sense of who they are, and what they can contribute to the world. It is also a time they internalize a set of social and moral values that will guide their behavior into adulthood.
