81. Helpful Web Sites harvest4him.com/. missouri Statewide Resources missouri Department of Social ServicesDivision of family Services Income Maintenance SelfSufficiency programs http://stlcin.missouri.org/helpful/help2.cfm?CatNum=12

82. MU Extension, University Of Missouri-Columbia Credit courses and degree programs. Command Seminar; May 9 and 10 Annual family PracticeUpdate; Research into Practice Chronic Disease and missouri Women; May 28 http://muextension.missouri.edu/

A to Z - A - - B - - C - - D - - E - - F - - G - - H - - I - - J - - K - - L - - M - - N - - O - - P - - Q - - R - - S - - T - - U - - V - - W - - X - - Y - - Z - All words Any word Whole phrase Credit courses and degree programs Center for Distance and Independent Study Continuing Education Lifespan Learning ... University Outreach and Extension CONFERENCE WATCH 2003 April 25 Rural Fire Command Seminar May 9 and 10 Annual Family Practice Update May 10 May 12 and 13 Moving Research into Practice: Chronic Disease and Missouri Women May 28 to June 1 Summer Fire School June 2 and 4 Telehealth Leadership Conference June 4 to 6 Annual 4-H State Congress June 6 and 7 Annual Common Childhood Problems June 9 to 13 Agricultural Lenders' School Summer and Fall registration now open Additional course offerings are added daily. Middle school and elementary Flexible learning opportunities for grades 3 through 8. Personal preparation Local 4-H groups prepare personal kits to help abuse victims carry on with life 2003 field days Learn the latest in crop, livestock and horticultural production methods.

83. Missouri 4-H > > Missouri 4-H Four week host family experience living are invited to become members of the MissouriIFYE Alumni Provides support to statewide Global Education programs. http://4h.missouri.edu/go/globaled/

Kidstuff Parents and Volunteers Staff IFYE Host Family ... Global Education at Home Joyce Taylor 207 Whitten Hall University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65211 mailto:TaylorJL@missouri.edu Missouri 4-H Youth Development See our IFYE Representative in Germany: Melissa's German Adventure Opportunities for All 4-H Members Just as 4-H goes beyond our doorstep and your county line, it also goes beyond our nations border. 4-H Global Education contributes to understanding people of the world through hosting, travel experience, project and activity enrollment for individuals and clubs. Opportunities for 4-H families provide insight into the world in which we live by participating in some phase of Global Education. International Four-H Youth Exchange (IFYE) Host Family Invite an IFYE participant to the USA to be a part of your family. Three week host opportunities for IFYE Representatives from July to mid-September. Applications are accepted throughout the year. IFYE Representative Three months or six months experience abroad living in a host family setting.

84. National Family Support Mapping Project Change Search Criteria Selected State missouri 29 programs Found, 23 family SupportAmerica Members in missouri. View missouri Networks. Next Page. Page1 of 2. http://www.frca.org/content/mapping_dir/map.asp?direction=map&state=MO

85. Recent Publications And Products for Rural TANF Recipients in missouri Final Report. Designing Welfare-to-WorkPrograms for Families Facing Personal or family Challenges Lessons http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/opre/profiles.htm

Recent Publications and Products Missouri Rural Welfare-to-Work Strategies Project: Identifying Barriers to Finding and Keeping Employment for Rural TANF Recipients in Missouri - Final Report Evaluation of North Dakota's Training, Education, Employment, and Management (TEEM) Program Access to and Participation in Medicaid and the Food Stamp Program - A Review of the Recent Literature Employment Retention and Advancement Program Design Manual ... Meeting Minutes - Rural Welfare to Work Strategies, June 28-29, 1999 and December 3-4, 1998 Initial Findings from the W-2 Child Support Demonstration Conceptual Framework for Rural Welfare to Work Strategies Rural Welfare to Work Strategies Research Synthesis ... Unintended Consequences? Welfare Reform and the Earnings of Low-Income Women plus Table 3 of the report The Struggle to Sustain Employment: The Effectiveness of the Postemployment Services Demonstration Helping TANF Recipients Stay Employed: Early Evidence from the GAPS Initiative The National Evaluation of Welfare-to-Work Strategies - Evaluating Two Welfare-to-Work Program approaches: Two-Year Findings on the Labor Force Attachment and Human Capital Development Programs in Three sites ... Building Opportunities, Enforcing Obligations: Implementation and Interim Impacts of Parents' Fair Share-Executive Summary and Full Report Working with Low-Income Cases: Lessons for the Child Support Enforcement System Employment Experiences of Welfare Recipients Who Find Jobs: Is Targeting Possible?

86. Dillon International Adoption Programs for applicants in Oklahoma, Texas, missouri, Kansas, and family's flexibility regardingthe characteristics of the adopting from its other country programs. http://www.dillonadopt.com/Adoption Program.htm

Placing Internationally-Born Infants and Children with U.S. Families in All 50 States and Overseas Since 1972. Online Donations Calendar Workshops Adoption Financing ... Request a FREE info packet on international adoption! OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (central standard time) LOCATIONS: In Oklahoma Dillon International 3227 East 31st Street, Suite 200 Tulsa, OK 74105 Voice: 918/749-4600 Fax: 918/749-7144 Email: info@dillonadopt.com In Missouri Dillon International 1 First Missouri Center, Suite 115 St. Louis, MO 63141 Voice: 314/576-4100 Fax: 314/453-9975 Email: DillonMissouri@ dillonadopt.com New Email Address! In Arkansas Voice: 501/791-9300 Fax: 501/791-9303 Email: DillonArkansas @dillonadopt.com In Indiana Voice: 765/965-1195 Email: karin@dillonadopt.com Dillon International offers child placements from the following countries: China Guatemala Haiti India Korea Ukraine Vietnam Click on the various country flags to select the program that would work best for you in building your family. Korea and Guatemala allow children to be escorted to the U.S. while the other countries require families to travel to the country to receive their child.

87. Family Life - University Of Missouri Outreach And Extension smart and live well from family and consumer Pregnancy and Parenting's educationalprograms and applied research are helping missouri communities and http://outreach.missouri.edu/main/family/

Site Index University Outreach and Extension can you help balance the responsibilities of everyday living. Our research-based programs provide information for people, professionals and communities on topics that are important to you. Missouri Families brings you practical information and learning opportunities on health, nutrition, parenting, aging, personal finance, housing, consumer action divorce and more. NEW! When Your Income Drops, Take Control Sign up for MissouriFamilies' e-newsletter The Family and Community Resource Program helps agencies and individuals develop grass-roots educational efforts to create strong families in healthy communities. Living Well is information and education at your fingertips to raise kids, eat right, spend smart and live well from family and consumer science professionals throughout the Cooperative Extension System. The Center on Adolescent Sexuality, Pregnancy and Parenting

88. The Missouri Department Of Mental Health Dedicated to combating stigma associated with mental illness, developmental disabilities, and substance Category Regional North America Executive Departments...... Department of Mental Health and the missouri General Assembly to secure fundingfor the first of five autism projects in missouri. Five family support autism http://www.modmh.state.mo.us/

About DMH Who We Are Vision History Director ... Initiatives Services ADA CPS MRDD Department ... Employment Team Notices Meetings Jobs Budget News Press Releases Reporter Annual Report Special Topics Cost of Services Sliding Fee Scale Resources Other Resources FAQ Email The Department of Mental Health is dedicated to combating the stigma associated with mental illness developmental disabilities , and substance addiction Featured Sites: ADA 2003 Status Report Spring Training Institute MOAIDD Additional Links: Immediate Help A statewide 24-hour mental health crisis hotline is available on this web site. Caregiver Background Screening Service Disaster Services Legislative Update For the current update on the status of legislative bills related to mental health visit the Legislative Update Practice Guidelines An initiative to provide guidance on critical services. DMH Facilities A listing with links to DMH facilities and regional centers is available on this site HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Provider Training Presentations Notice of Privacy Practices Brochure New! Policies New!

89. ACTE Publications Career Education Career Opportunities The 2003 missouri Youth in Government Executive Branch Leadership Institute (EBLI)will Site Index programs and Services AZ. http://www.dese.state.mo.us/divvoced/

Curriculum Sampler Available The first edition of the Curriculum Sampler is available. The Sampler is a collection of examples from Missouri school districts and represents the current 'state of the state' with respect to curriculum development. In the Zone with FCCLA More than 1600 Missouri FCCLA members attended the 2003 State Leadership Conference, "In the Zone with FCCLA" March 30-April 1. FCCLA Elects New Officers FCCLA has elected new officers for the 2003-2004 school year. Administrators Receive FCCLA Honors Four school district staff members were honored for their outstanding contributions to FCCLA. FCCLA Prepares for National Conference The Missouri FCCLA delegation is now preparing to attend the 2003 National Leadership Meeting in Philadelphia, Pa., July 6-10. Perkins FER Opens The Perkins Final Expenditure Report (FER) will be open for data entry on April 1. The FER will remain open until May 16. You can access the FER via the DESE web applications system.

90. !"1 Abused Adolescent" Is Too Many = Presbyterian Children's Services Helps programs of Presbyterian Children's Services are accredited by and licensed by theMissouri Department of Social Services Division of family Services and by http://www.presbyterianchildren.org/

Mission Statement: Based on the teachings of Christ, Presbyterian Children's Services provides compassionate and therapeutic social, psychological and educational services to children and families of all faiths. CONTACT US Presbyterian Children's Services receives funding from caring individuals like you, and through Children's Foundation of Mid-America It's a Great Place to Work Job Opportunities Get to Know a Child ... of Mid-America Email info@care4kids.org Today's "typical client family" is emotionally troubled due to parent/child conflict, separation/divorce, school behavior problems, dependency, trauma, neglect or abuse. Helping families work through problems together, and understand each other better, gives each member a chance for a happier, more successful life. Our hope is to strengthen family bonds. Residential-based therapy programs address these types of diagnoses and common behaviors Attention Deficit Disorder Conduct Disorder: undersocialized, nonaggressive; socialized, nonaggressive

91. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family noted for high quality academic programs in addition Division of Social ServicesMissouri Department of Social Services Division of family Services PO http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resmissouri.htm

Missouri Resources Family Issues Blue Springs Child Care Association 1612 NW Ashton Drive Blue Springs, MO 64015 Telephone: 816-229-0507 http://www.communityconnection.org/ Blue Springs Child Care Association features a large searchable database for resources like basic economic needs, to education, to family life, and community services Brookside Day School 51st St. Kansas City, Mo 64112 Telephone: 816-531-2192 Fax: 816-756-3055 http://ns1.2md.com/groups/bsds/ Brookside Day School is operated for the education and supervision of children ages 2 1/2 through the sixth grade. Brookside Day School was founded in 1956 and has operated in the same general format since its inception. Brookside is noted for high quality academic programs in addition to excellent childcare services. Brookside's accredited preschool is also licensed by the state of Missouri. The elementary school is accredited by the Committee on Accredited Schools-Non Public. Child Care Resource and Referral 1910 E. Meadowmere

92. CES Continuing Education Programs the saving ordinances of the gospel; marry in the temple and make their homes moreeffective and stable as they strive to become an eternal family; develop the http://ce.byu.edu/ed/kyr.dhtm

Search Feedback Help Campus Education Week ... CES Know Your Religion The Know Your Religion lecture series is designed to help individuals strengthen their testimonies of the divinity of Jesus Christ and His restored gospel; read and ponder the scriptures and the words of the living prophets and seek the saving ordinances of the gospel; marry in the temple and make their homes more effective and stable as they strive to become an eternal family; develop the capacity to share truths and desire to serve others; improve their vocational competence, work habits, and industriousness; and develop their self-respect, creativity, and problem-solving ability. (Instructions to Priesthood Leaders on the Church Educational System, 1990). We invite you to review this information and schedule monthly attendance at Know Your Religion along with the more than 100,000 individuals who attend each year throughout the United States and Canada. Program Guidelines How to Register Who May Attend Everyone 14 years of age and older is invited to attend Know Your Religion (KYR), Scripture Seminars, and Adult Religion Classes. Please be considerate of other participants by not bringing children who are not mature enough to sit quietly during the presentations.

93. Noncredit Programs: Continuing Education And Outreach, University Of Missouri-St programs are fully accredited. NURSING family and Community Nursing 5 credithours (NRS 301) Ref. 70450 Telecommunicated course linked with UM–St. http://www.umsl.edu/~conted/stcharls/

St. Charles Community College Credit Courses Credit Courses QUICK REFERENCE Business Administration Criminology and Criminal Justice Education Nursing May 16, 2003 St. Charles Community College Campus 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive St. Peters, MO NEW! Students may have textbooks shipped to them from the UMSL Bookstore if they want to use their student id. In order to make sure the correct books are being shipped, please provide the following information in your e-mail: name, address (We can't ship to a P.O. Box.), department, course number, and section number. E-MAIL to: teri@umsl.edu The accessibility of our facilities, which are centrally located, makes it easier for citizens of St. Charles, Lincoln, and Warren counties to further their college education. All courses are 3 credit hours unless noted otherwise. Programs are fully accredited.

94. OSEDA - Missouri Youth Initiative - Step By Step missouri statute also allows for a licensing category titled Licenseexempt programsare regulated by the Bureau system also exists among family childcare homes http://www.oseda.missouri.edu/step/vol13/no4/step1002.html

Volume 13, No.4, November 2002 The Growing Need for Childcare The demand for preschool childcare has reached a high level and continues to rise as we enter the 21st century. Over the past several decades, women have entered the workforce in record numbers. Nationally, the employment rate of mothers with children under 18 has risen from 39 percent in 1970 to 69 percent in 2000. However, a recent census has shown some decline in the rate of young mothers returning to employment during an infant's first year. This has occurred primarily among more educated, white women. Employment rates of mothers with young children have not increased as dramatically as during the 1980s when rates jumped by 15 percent over the decade. However, employment of Missouri mothers of young children has continued to increase steadily during the 1990s as shown in Chart 1. Census data are provided only for the age groups shown in the chart. Chart 1 Click image for larger version The types of child care arrangements from which families may choose are quite varied. For some families the care may be provided by family members, neighbors, or friends. Some children are cared for in their own homes. Other families may choose organized facilities such as childcare centers, group homes, or family daycare homes. Choice will be affected by childcare options available to families in their locality. Nationally, the trend has been away from in-home and relative care for children to out-of-home care. This shift has produced a steady growth of center-based care. Two-thirds of the children of single parents working full-time (67 percent) are in care full-time. Three in five (60 percent) young children of two-parent families with both parents working full-time are in care full-time. A study by the U. S. Department of Education found that the percentage of children age 3 to 5 enrolled in center-based early childhood care programs increased from 53 percent in 1991 to 60 percent in 1999.

95. FindLaw - Find A Lawyer findlaw thousands of legal sites, cases, codes, forms, law reviews, law schools, bar associations, law firms, experts, cle courses, and much more. http://lawyers.findlaw.com/lawyer/servlet/PCityFirm?state=MO&practice=FL24

96. Missouri Historical Society programs History and Community programs give you a to place single and multi-familydwellings, meeting a project launched by the missouri Historical Society http://www.mohistory.org/content/Education/SchoolPrograms.aspx

School Programs Home Welcome Exhibitions Event Calendar ... Volunteers For Educators Restaurant Contact Us Site Map Travel Information ... Careers at MHS All programs incorporate the State of Missouri D.E.S.E. Show-Me Standards for Social Studies. Afternoon guided tours are available by appointment. Please call 314/361-9017. Unless otherwise noted, all programs are designed to accommodate 10 to 60 students. Self-guides are handouts which guide students step by step through an exhibit. They also offer a list of questions to answer. William Wells Brown, who worked as a slave in St. Louis before the Civil War Permanent Exhibition Seeking St. Louis Explore the stories of St. Louisans who have faced many of the challenges we still grapple with today. Seeking St. Louis occupies three galleries — A Place in Time Currents and Reflections — in 18,000 square feet of exhibit space. The Family Guide , which takes visitors on a tour of Seeking St. Louis highlights, will be available at the Information Desk in November 2002. A Place in Time Schedule your visit soon!

97. The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod: LCMS In Action family Ministryfamily Ministry supports LCMS district and congregational leadersin The Lutheran Church—missouri Synod also has a number of communication http://www.lcms.org/ministry.asp

MISSION OUTREACH MINISTRY PROGRAMS EDUCATION Congregational Ministry Ethnic Ministry Social Ministry ... Media Ministry CONGREGATIONAL MINISTRY The Board for District and Congregational Services serves with districts in assisting congregations to develop and foster vibrant ministries to bring the saving, life-giving Gospel of Jesus Christ to the sinful, dying world. Child Ministry Child Ministry serves as a connecting resource for leaders and workers as they affect children's lives with the love of Jesus, so every child may know and experience His grace. Family Ministry Family Ministry supports LCMS district and congregational leaders in establishing partnerships between churches and homes, built on Jesus Christ, for the temporal health and eternal salvation of all. Outreach Ministry Outreach Ministry is an advocate for sharing the Gospel with the unchurched. It partners with districts to provide encouragement, resources and networking for congregations as they reach out to the unchurched in their communities. School Ministry School Ministry assists, equips and uplifts school educators, district staff, especially education executives and congregational leaders, so that through them children may be equipped as disciples of Jesus Christ.

98. Core Functions - Information Dissemination myriad of state and local programs that address coordinated statewide consumer andfamily support program best practices information to missouri’s consumer http://www.ihd.umkc.edu/AboutIHD/Core-InfoDiseminate.htm

Applied Research research needs assessments surveys evaluation demonstration program development technical assistance training Information Dissemination resource centers web sites Interdisciplinary Personnel Preparation LEND program Training Centers Certificate Programs Information Dissemination Goal: Disseminate exemplary policies and practices that are derived from innovative training, service, and research programs. Information dissemination has also been a vital link between the Institute, the University and the community. This activity has been carried out by (a) dissemination of products, (b) provision of a lending library, and (c) establishment of information resource centers. The following programs are representative of the Institute's information dissemination projects. The links following each will take you to a complete profile of that project: Missouri Community Advocates Network (MoCAN) MoCAN will create teams of dedicated, trained AmeriCorps*VISTA volunteers who will go into many avenues of the community, from schools to businesses to churches to state departments to human service providers. Half the VISTA volunteers will be people with disabilities and half will be family members of people with disabilities. The VISTAs will provide information dissemination, awareness and training to the community, in order to create more active roles in supporting and including individuals with disabilities into society.

99. Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA Joining AmeriCorps AmeriCorps*VISTA missouri This page was promotes a more healthyfamily structure without with the victims; establish programs within the http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_mo.html

AmeriCorps*VISTA Programs: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Programs are listed in alphabetical order by city. Projects please contact your Corporation State Office for updates. Joining AmeriCorps AmeriCorps*VISTA : Missouri This page was last updated on Monday, December 16, 2002 Dallas County Neighborhood Center Buffalo AmeriCorps*VISTA Members increase participation in the "New You" training center; increase community involvement within the training program; expand the role of the "New to You" Resale Shop; and, develop resources for the "New to You" Resale Shop and the "New You" Training Center. The members continued development of educational components and curriculum; solicit agencies, local businesses and the community to provide instruction and resources for the training center; recruit, screen and schedule low-income residents for participation in the training center; and, assist in marketing and long range sustainability for the training center. How to Apply! Concerned Christians For The Community, Chillicothe AmeriCorps*VISTA Members assist in the area of domestic violence: create and/or further anger control program; create an intervention program for adults which promotes a more healthy family structure without violence; provide training to the law enforcement community on issues of violence and how to deal with the victims; establish programs within the school system to teach the children to deal in appropriate ways with the violence issues; and, create a safety net for victims of domestic violence by creating programs to assist the victims in time of need.

100. HSMO | Employment Opportunities The Humane Society of missouri is an antidiscriminatory equal opportunity employer Techniciansmaintain animal health programs in our Adoption Center including http://www.hsmo.org/join/

Employment Volunteer Auxiliary Employment Opportunities Thank you for considering a position with the Humane Society of Missouri! We are always looking for people who love animals and have a desire to make a difference in their lives. Resumes can be e-mailed to HR@hsmo.org , faxed to 314/647-4317 or mailed to: 1201 Macklind Ave., Attn: Human Resources, St. Louis, MO 63110 . You may also apply in person at our Macklind location Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Employment applications are available online. This file is provided in Adobe PDF format. You will need the free Adobe Reader plug-in to view and print out the application. Click here for an application. All applicants must be highly motivated toward the welfare and humane treatment of animals. Competitive wages and an excellent benefit package are offered. The Humane Society of Missouri is an anti-discriminatory equal opportunity employer. Veterinary Technician, Full Time Macklind Avenue Location Currently seeking qualified candidates for Licensed Veterinary Technician position. Technicians maintain animal health programs in our Adoption Center including treatment of sick and injured animals as directed by our veterinarians and monitor shelter attendants working in the exam room. This is an outstanding opportunity to gain professional experience and knowledge at one of country’s leading animal shelters. Must have current state license.

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