81. What's New they encounter change in their family because of to §471b of the connecticut GeneralStatutes, the reflect changes to various grant programs resulting from http://www.opm.state.ct.us/news.htm

Last modified: March 12, 2003 Photo Descriptions March March 2003 - Section 4 of Public Act 01-121, An Act Concerning Crime Prevention and a State Prevention Council, requires that the 2003-2005 Governor's Biennial Budget include a detailed prevention budget for each fiscal year reported. This report includes the Governor's recommended appropriations for prevention services for all agencies that are members of the State Prevention Council. Also included are the actual expenditures for the 2001-2002 fiscal year programs, estimated expenditures for the 2002-2003 fiscal year programs, recommended appropriations for the 2003-2005 fiscal year biennium budget, and any additional prevention programs implemented or proposed since the initial report of the Council. Please note that decisions on final funding levels for particular programs are subject to approval by the General Assembly. The figures included in this budget are estimates of allocations for prevention programs based on each agency's budget as recommended by the Governor. In addition, the amount of federal funding each agency will receive, and subsequent allocation decisions, may not be known for several months into the State's fiscal year. March 4, 2003

82. Child Development Infoline connecticut's system offers supports and services through different approved Birthto Three programs. CDI Care Coordinators can refer the family to an http://www.infoline.org/programs/bt3.asp

About Us Programs Professionals Information Library ... Teens Child Development Infoline Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Free, Confidential Multilingual/TTY The Child Development Infoline (CDI) unit serves as the access point for the Connecticut Birth to Three System, the Help Me Grow Program and Preschool Special Education Services. Care Coordinators provide information about general development, coping with challenging behaviors, disability and health related issues. Based on their child and family's needs, CDI Care Coordinators are able to refer families of children, ages birth through five, to services offered through the Birth to Three System, the Help Me Grow Program, and / or Preschool Special Education Services. The Birth to Three System was created for Connecticut families whose children under 3 years of age have significant delays or disabilities. The goal is to help each family help their child to be active in his or her natural environments, during their normal routines and in places where the child lives, learns and plays. The Birth to Three System works to help families meet their child's unique developmental needs. Connecticut's system offers supports and services through different approved Birth to Three programs. If there are concerns for a child's development, CDI Care Coordinators can refer the family to an approved Birth to Three program that serves their town for an evaluation to determine eligibility for early intervention services. For more information on the Connecticut Birth to Three System, visit the Birth to Three website at

83. Nutritional Sciences Graduate Programs Animal Science, Human Development and family Relations, Sport U17, The Universityof connecticut, Storrs, CT 06269 students are enrolled in programs leading to http://www.canr.uconn.edu/nusci/gradprog.html

Graduate Program in Nutritional Sciences Doctoral Fellows in Human Nutrition University of Connecticut Department of Nutritional Sciences Click here for more details Fall 2003 - Study areas: biochemical and molecular nutrition, human nutrition and metabolism, and community nutrition. Applicants must be citizens or nationals of U.S., with M.S. degree, and GRE = 1800. $22,000/yr and tuition waiver. Minorities and women are especially encouraged to apply. Contact: Dr. Carol J. Lammi-Keefe, Phone: 860 486-5762, or Email: clammi@canr.uconn.edu The University of Connecticut is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. General Program Description Graduate Faculty Admission Master of Science ... Employment Opportunities / Assistantships Program Description Back to top of this page Faculty The Department has twelve graduate faculty members (see faculty homepages for more details) including: Professors - Richard Clark, Ann Ferris, Hedley Freake, and Carol Lammi-Keefe

84. Child Welfare League Of America: Programs: Family Foster Care: State Responses T Model programs and initiatives that are relevant to the connecticut, Georgia, MontgomeryCounty, Arizona, New Mexico and workers, and child/family service staff http://www.cwla.org/programs/fostercare/statessummary.htm

State Responses to Allegations of Maltreatment in Out-Of-Home Care Summary of State Analyses and Key Issues for Consideration A Project Conducted by the Child Welfare League of America in Partnership with Casey Family Programs National Center For Resource Family Support Contents Background Framework of State Analyses Overall Summary of State Analyses Other Relevant Materials Received or Located Online ... Appendix III: Members of Expert Panel Background In partnership with and with funding from Casey Family Programs National Center for Resource Family Support (CNC), the Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) is developing practice guidelines for the response to and investigation of out-of-home maltreatment in resource homes. This project entails developing three "deliverables": (1) surveying the states to assess current policies and practices regarding their responses to these situations, (2) convening an expert panel to provide guidance on this endeavor, and (3) drafting practice guidelines. This project is timely for several reasons: The CWLA Standards of Excellence for Family Foster Care Services, Standards of Excellence for Services to Abused or Neglected Children and Their Families

85. Chronic Disease Prevention | State Profiles | Conneticut connecticut. faculty and staff health promotion, and family and community referenceinformation about funded National Cancer Registries programs registry links http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/states/connecticut.htm

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Chronic Disease Prevention Home Announcements Contact Us Chronic Disease Overview ... Related Links Connecticut On This Page Fact Sheets Funding Legislation Reports ... Statistics and Data Fact Sheets Cancer Burden Data Summary data on lung, colorectal, breast, and prostate cancer. These state-level data include the estimated number of new diagnoses and cancer deaths as well as age-adjusted mortality rates broken down by race/ethnicity and presented alongside the national averages. Heart Disease Among Men Data on men 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 1991–1995, 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 1991–1995, 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 1991–1995, 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.

86. Academic Programs And Majors - University Of Connecticut All Majors and programs Select a Major or http://www.uconn.edu/programs.html

Use the pull down menus to find information about specific majors and academic programs for undergraduate and graduate students. For more information, please refer to the Undergraduate Catalog or the Graduate Catalog. If you have further questions, go to the Undergraduate Admissions website or email Undergraduate Admissions for information about admissions or transfers. For graduate programs, see the Research and Graduate Education website or send email to: graduate admissions International students may find more information at Research and Graduate Education or the Office of International Affairs For programs at a specific campus, please go to the UConn Campuses page. Academic Programs and Majors All Majors and Programs Select a Major or Program Accounting Acting Aerospace Studies African-American Studies Agriculture Education Agronomy Animal Science Anthropology Applied Mathematical Sciences Asian-American Studies Biochemistry Biomedical Engineering Biological Sciences Biophysics Biotechnology Cartography Chemistry Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Clinical Nutrition Coastal Studies Communication Disorders Community Nutrition Communication Processes Communication Sciences Computer Science Computer Engineering Counseling Psychology Cytotechnology Dental, School of Medicine

87. Welcome To Family Support America success of these schoolbased programs and, in long, statewide event that highlightsConnecticut’s commitment family Day has received support from the state http://www.frca.org/content/mapping_dir/fsstates/fsa_ct.htm

Home Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Privacy ... Certification Family Support America States - Connecticut A pioneering effort to change the way state governments and local communities deliver services to families Colorado Connecticut Georgia Michigan ... West Virginia Family Support Connecticut Highlights of State Accomplishments State Framework Family Support Connecticut was initiated by the Governor’s office.It is currently convened by the directors of Connecticut’s health, education, and human services agencies whose staff work together to create a common statewide agenda for children and families and to coordinate their various family support efforts, which include: 15 Parent Education and Support Centers (program begun in 1987, funded by the Department of Children and Families, and linked through a network) 60 family support centers in schools (program begun in 1989, funded through the Department of Education—over the past five years has grown 564 percent, from 3 to 60 programs, which are linked through a network) A Parent Leadership Training Institute providing democracy and leadership training to thousands of parents (developed through the state’s Commission on Children) A Family Support Training and Credentialing Program (funding secured by the state through a cross-agency team—fully operational by the end of 2000) State and federally funded programs including: Even Start Family Literacy Program, Head Start, Parents as Teachers, and Young Parents Program

88. Town Of Woodbury Connecticut: Parks & Recreation Teen Programs http://www.woodburyct.org/teenprograms.shtml

Acupuncture Antiques Architects Automobile Leasing ... Events Town of Woodbury Shove Building Director Marc Blanchard Fall/Winter 2002 Teen Programs Dates: Girls 10/3,10 Boys 10/17,24 Fee: $22.00 (Includes Ball) Sign up now for this new program and polish your skills and have fun in a relaxed environment. Participants will be placed onto teams and play a series of three on three games against other squads. Program meets at the Middle School on Fridays from 6-8 PM. Boys in grades 7-10 are welcome to sign up. Fee: $15.00 FLAG FOOTBALL ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL This program for grades 6-8 teaches basic skills, and participants will play games. The session is three weeks long and will be held from 2:45-3:45 PM at Hollow Park for Grades 6-8. 16 player limit per group. Fee: $10.00 NEW!! GRIP IT AND RIP IT FALL SWING FIX Teaching professional Bert Boyce of the Woodbury Driving Range is offering this program intended to improve your golf game. Program meets at the Range from 4:30-5:30 PM and is limited to six students. Players ages 7 to 12 are welcome to sign up.

89. University Of Connecticut -- Admissions/Academic Majors Undergraduate majors or concentrations by school or college.Category Reference Education Admissions......University of connecticut UConn Adm issions META name= http://www.admissions.uconn.edu/PROGRAMS.HTM

Undergraduate Majors or Concentrations by School or College The list of majors is subject to change. College of Agriculture and Natural Resources School of Family Studies Ratclife Hicks School of Agriculture School of Fine Arts ... School of Nursing Upper Division Programs School of Allied Health School of Education School of Pharmacy Prospective applicants will begin study in another school or college (usually the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) and apply to the appropriate program during the sophomore year. If you are interested in graduate degree programs (including MBA), professional schools (law, medicine, dental medicine, social work) or non-degree programs, please see the UConnWeb College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Agronomy Animal Science Environmental Science General Studies in Agriculture and Natural Resources Horticulture Landscape Architecture Natural Resources Nutritional Sciences Pathobiology Resource Economics Individualized Major TOP OF THE PAGE Ratclife Hicks School of Agriculture (2-year Associate's degree Program) Animal Science Equine Studies Horticulture Floriculture Nursery and Groundskeeping TOP OF THE PAGE School of Business Administration Accounting Finance Health Systems Management Management Management and Engineering for Manufacturing Offered jointly by the Schools of Business Administration and Engineering leads to a Bachelor of Science degree.

90. About New Opportunities, Inc. Of Connecticut profit corporation in the State of connecticut in 1965 sponsors a variety of socialprograms in the Support Services, Child Welfare and family Services, Early http://www.newopportunitiesinc.org/profile/default.asp

Our Profile Mission Statement Chairman's Message President's Message Board of Directors Agency History Areas of Specialty Job Opportunities Annual Report Helping income-eligible residents throughout Greater Waterbury receive the energy assistance they need through a variety of programs. New Opportunities, Inc. - A Profile Over 75 social service programs are administered by the Agency. New Opportunities, Inc. currently sponsors a variety of social programs in the general areas of: Energy Assistance/Weatherization, Youth Development and Training, Drug/Alcohol Prevention, AIDS/HIV Prevention, Education and Support Services, Child Welfare and Family Services, Early Childhood Education Programs, Neighborhood Councils and Committees, Elderly Services, Homeless Shelter/Housing and Ex-offender Programs/Alternative Incarceration Center. A Board of Directors comprised of 1/3 elected officials, 1/3 private sector representatives and 1/3 representatives of the low-income community governs New Opportunities, Inc. The Board provides direction to agency activities and approves program proposals. The Agency is classified as a minority CBO, with 79% of its Board Members composed of racial or ethnic minorities. The overall responsibility for the operation of the Agency lies with the President/CEO. He delegates the day-to-day operation of the Agency and Programs to a thirteen member Management Team. All members of the Management Team report directly to the President/CEO.

91. About The Connecticut Medical Assistance Program If a family or individual is automatically eligible for Medicaid because of The specialprograms are The purpose of the connecticut Home Care Program for Elders http://www.ctmedicalprogram.com/about.html

About the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program The Connecticut Medical Assistance Program is comprised of the following programs: Medicaid State Administered General Assistance (SAGA) General Assistance (GA) Connecticut Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract to the Elderly and Disabled Program (ConnPACE) ... Connecticut AIDS Drug Assistance Program (CADAP). Information on program administration can be found using the following links: DSS Responsibilities EDS Responsibilities Provider Responsibilities Information on other programs administered by the Department of Social Services can be found here . If you are a Connecticut resident interested in enrolling in one of these programs, please contact the DSS Regional Office for your town. Medicaid The Connecticut Medicaid program reimburses providers (e.g., hospitals, doctors, clinics, and pharmacies) directly for services delivered to eligible non-managed care clients. It operates like other health insurance, paying health care facilities and professionals within the existing private and public health care system. Because the program is partially funded by the Federal Government, it must comply with the regulations of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The objective of the Medicaid program is to ensure access to health care for low income families with dependent children, and individuals that are aged, blind, or disabled by:

92. CSMS in a solo practice located in central connecticut. clinicians and with specializedprograms, supervision of an Jaffe, Division Director for family Behavorial http://www.csms.org/content/showpage.asp?page=cim1

93. General Catalog Index (HTML) University of connecticut general Catalog 19992000. Welcome to the Electronic Versionof the the Catalog. Some links connect related text within the Catalog. http://catalog1999.uconn.edu/second.htm

University of Connecticut General Catalog 1999-2000 Welcome to the Electronic Version of the the Catalog Some links connect related text within the Catalog Others take the user to Websites outside the publication. Questions or problems regarding the General Catalog are welcomed via e-mail at: regsdh06@uconnvm.uconn.edu General Catalog Quick link to Course Descriptions Schools and Colleges Agriculture and Natural Resources Education Fine Arts Agriculture, Ratcliffe Hicks School ... Pharmacy All Other Sections Academic Regulations Emeritus Faculty and Staff Fees and Expenses Admission ... Webpage The pages of this Catalog contain many of the elements of a university mission that remains constant, of an academic program that is dynamic, and of a commitment to excellence by a university and its faculty, staff and students. The University of Connecticut reserves the right to revise, amend, or change items set forth in the General Catalog . Accordingly, readers of the General Catalog should inquire as to whether any revisions, amendments, or changes have been made since the date of publication. The University of Connecticut reserves the right to alter or cancel course offerings.

94. PATHWAYS FROM POVERTY , Cooperative Extension System, Connecticut of Nutritional Science University of connecticut 3624 Horsebarn Road Storrs, CT 062694017programs EFNEP (State Coordinator), family Nutrition Program http://crs.uvm.edu/pathway-web/pathwa1.html

Cooperative Extension System Pathways From Poverty Resource Guide (July 1996) Several New England states are represented in this compilation of service agencies which provide support in addressing poverty issues. Connecticut Maine Vermont Connecticut Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program Mentor Mom Program People Empowering People Program Cooperative Extension System in Connecticut (that work with poverty programs) ... Other Connecticut Extension Locations Compiled with the support of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Initiative on Pathways from Poverty and the Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development 104 Weaver Building The Pennsylvania State University A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR VERMONT: describes and lists programs in Vermont that address issues of poverty. A DIRECTORY OF THE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM IN THE NORTHEAST REGION: lists Cooperative Extension System offices that work with poverty programs. Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program 1800 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, CT 06117 contact: Sherry Gray MPH, RD EFNEP, a federal program, has been established for over 25 years. In EFNEP, Homeless shelters, Head Start, WIC, Foodshare (food distribution agency), Hispanic Health Council, Connecticut Children's Medical Center,schools, and neighborhood centers are collaborated with in order to educate limited resource families with young children on food shopping, nutrition, planning, preparation, storage, etc. The success of the program is measured by the dietary changes of clients, the length of clients' involvement in the program, the amount of referral of clients to other agencies and CES programs, and by individual case study monitoring. Approximately 500 clients have been served in Connecticut through the EFNEP.

95. Connecticut -- Sources [ ALSO! -- U.S. Law ] Pending Cases Court Calendars. connecticut Legal Help for the Poor a page of linksto pro bono programs' web sites. http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?ct

96. University Of Connecticut - Stamford Campus viewbooks and websites stress how their programs will help and the support of havingfamily and friends of studying at the University of connecticut in Stamford http://www.stamford.uconn.edu/Admissions/admissions.html

Undergraduate Admissions Office Admission to the Stamford Campus is handled by several offices. For admission to: undergraduate programs, except for the Bachelor of General Studies, see Kerrie Mills in the undergraduate admissions office, room 201C, call 203-251-8541 or continue reading below. the Bachelor of General Studies Program, see Rita Koenig in the Continuing Studies (BGS and Non-degree) office, room 213A, call 203-251-8550, or e-mail bgs@stamford.uconn.edu. MBA, EMBA and other graduate business programs, go to the School of Business office at the Stamford Campus, room 130, or call 203-251-8440. CITI programs, room 397, or call 203-251-9516. Continuing Studies, non-credit courses, see Carole Prescott in room 101, or call 203-251-8585. Continuing Studies, non-degree courses, see Rita Koenig in room 213A or call 203-251-8550. Graduate degrees and programs in education at the Stamford Campus, call the Neag School of Education at Storrs 860-486-0240 regarding educational leadership; 860-486-4031 for courses in educational technology. English as a Second Language and the TOEFL prep course, see Helga Gutschow room 219, call 251-8590.

97. NPCL- HUD Fatherhood Initiative of promising PHA Fatherhood programs and activities Development Baltimore, MarylandFamily Unification Housing of Hartford Hartford, connecticut Chester County http://www.npcl.org/program/HUDFather.htm

SFFI PFF Bay Area Common Ground Dialog ... Fathers At Work Inititiative For more information please contact: Audrey P. Clark HUD Project Specialist NPCL 2000 L St., Suite 815 Washington, D.C. 20036 Phone: (202) 822-6725 Fax: (202) 822-5699 aclark@npcl.org Responsible Fatherhood Development and Fragile Families Capacity Building in Public Housing Authorities A project of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) I n keeping with the White House mandate that all federally funded family programs engage and include fathers in meaningful involvement with their children, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has made a major commitment to outreach to the fathers of children living within its public housing communities for the purpose of encouraging reunification of strong nuclear families to benefit and enhance the well-being of their children. The Responsible Fatherhood and Fragile Families Capacity Building Project, managed by the National Center for Strategic Nonprofit Planning and Community Leadership (NPCL), is one such project.A brief overview of the project objectives follows: Conduct a series of on-site focus groups/consultations at Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) and other HUD-designated sites

98. Connecticut: Dining, Real Estate, Employment, Antiques, Art, Restaurants, Jazz, reading programs, book sales, special kids programs. into three main categoriesfamily genealogy, local Library public library for Greenwich, connecticut. http://www.ctseek.com/html/gp19.htm

FIND CONNECTICUT'S MOST INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE WEB SITES - WHAT'S NEW !!!!! WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND? CTSEEK GENERAL STORE what's new ... search every category just this page LIBRARIES IN CONNECTICUT YALE UNIVERSITY Ask a Librarian - answers reference and research questions. Ansonia Public Library - history, hours, searchable database, programs, children's services. Located in Ansonia, Connecticut. Bibliomation - a non-profit consortium serving 37 libraries throughout Connecticut. Brookfield Library - located in Brookfield, Connecticut. Library catalogs, local informaton and links. Capitol Regional Library Council - purpose is to improve library service through co-ordinated planning, sharing resources, and developing programs too costly for any one library. Cole Library - collection of books, journals and electronic subscription in computer science, engineering and business management. Located at Rensselaer at Hartford. Connecticut Center for the Book - celebrates books, writers and readers who engender and sustain the life of the imagination. Connecticut Library Network - search the reQuest Statewide Library Catalog.

99. Highlights The Department of Social Services administers 90 programs. These programs are grouped by similar type into thirteen program groups, and the thirteen program http://www.dss.state.ct.us/highlights/

Quick-link Sidebar Click any link below to go directly to that area of interest SITE OVERVIEW SEARCH HIGHLIGHTS/ WHAT'S NEW ... LINKS T Highlights Researching DSS on the Web Use the drop-down box below to research DSS resources. Choose an area to research. DSSHomepage DSSBureau of Rehabilitation Services DSSChild Care (Care 4 Kids) DSSCommission on Aging DSSConnPACE DSSCT Aids Drug Assistance Program (CADAP) DSSDisability Determination Services DSSElderly Housing Programs DSSElderly Services Main Page DSSElectronic Benefits Transfer DSSEmergency Assistance DSSFamily Services DSSFatherhood Initiative of Connecticut DSSFinancial Assistance Programs DSSGeneral Information Numbers/Email DSSHousing Assistance DSSLinks to Program Divisions DSSMedicaid for the Employed Disabled DSSNutrition Assistance Programs DSSPreventive Services to Families DSSPublications in Abode Acrobat DSSToll Free Information Numbers DSSWelfare Reform OtherAdaptive Environments OtherCT Charts A Course (Child Care) OtherCT Department of Labor OtherCT Digital Library OtherCT Governor's Office OtherCT Headstart State Collaboration Office OtherCT Public Health Child Day Care Licensing Program OtherCT State Library OtherCT Tech Act Project OtherHealthy Child Care Connecticut OtherInfoLine (CT United Way) OtherSocial Security OtherState of Connecticut Homepage A - Z Index DSS Websites - A brief listing CT Department of Social Services you are here CT Commission on Aging CT Head Start State Collaboration Office Elderly Services, The Division of

100. Connecticut Bar Association (CBA); Association Of Legal Professionals Find information on CBA public service activities, committees, and events. Includes list of CBA publications. http://www.ctbar.org/

Connecticut Bar Association Serving Connecticut attorneys and the public since 1875 Sections Attorneys View Order Join the CBA Connecticut Bar Journal Connecticut Lawyer ... Public Resources FAQ's, Lawyer Referral, Fee Disputes, Pro Bono, Educational Programs Other Bar Associations Media NEWS Register today for "Practical and Affordable Technology in Connecticut's Courts-Today's Realities-Tomorrow's Visions." April 9, 2003. To register, click on "CLE Seminars" on the left-hand side of any page at w ww.ctbar.org and search by product code Law Works Announces Spring 2003 Training Schedule Connecticut Bar Foundation Hosts "Beginnings of a Law Career" Seminar U.S. District Court Local Rules is now available Order your copy by May 1 and pay only $35. To order, click on "Publications" on the left-hand side of any page at www.ctbar.org Web Site Survey Random Winners State Budget Increases, Adds Court Fees Chatigny is New Chief Judge of U.S. District Court for Connecticut The Department of Revenue Services (DRS) has released corrections to instructions for 2002 Forms CT-1040, CT-1040NR/PY, CT-1040X, CT-1120SI, and CT-1065. The corrected instructions are available at www.drs.state.ct.us

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