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ACF - Programs
community and social services. Office of family Assistance Housing assistance programs.Welfare Peer Technical Assistance and Texas REGION 7 kansas CITY Iowa
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs.html

Extractions: Are you looking for information on how to get assistance for yourself, your family, or a friend? If so, you may find our Contacts page helpful in finding assistance near you. Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children and families? On this page you will find links to information on the programs overseen by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). ACF oversees about 60 programs that provide funds to state, local, and tribal organizations, both public and private. ACF also has several partnership projects, Federal Committees, and clearinghouses that provide the public with a variety of resources. This page links to programs, regional offices , clearinghouses, committees, and special projects.
Multisystemic Therapy
The following agencies are currently operating their MST programs under a valid programlicense from MST Services and kansas, family Consultation Service
http://www.mstservices.com/text/licensed_agencies.htm

Extractions: Home Jobs Treatment Model Differences ... Licensed Programs LICENSED MST PROGRAMS The following agencies are currently operating their MST programs under a valid program license from MST Services and the Medical University of South Carolina. If a program is not included on this list, it is not officially licensed to use MST for the treatment of youth with severe clinical problems. STATE/COUNTY AGENCY WITH LICENSING AGREEMENT SPONSORING PUBLIC AGENCY (if applicable) Alabama Youth Villages . Memphis, TN www.youthvillages.org Alaska None Arizona None Arkansas None California Greater Long Beach CGC/SHIELDS for Families Los Angeles, CA San Diego Unified School District San Diego, CA Los Angeles County - Department of Mental Health N/A Colorado Denver Area Youth Services Denver, CO Larimer Center for Mental Health
Newly Accredited Programs -- Heart Of America Family Services
Heart of America family Services congratulates these newly accredited programs familyChild Care Providers. Darlene Campbell kansas City, MO 64127 816231-5759.
http://www.hafs.org/edProfs/newlyAccreditted.htm
Careers At Heart Of America Family Services
responsible for Service Center business operations and programs, demonstrating an ParttimeChild Care Teacher family Focus Center-kansas City, MO.
http://www.hafs.org/careers/

Extractions: 5424 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS Grants Manager Bilingual LSCSW Service Center Manager Responsible for primary supervision of all Service Center personnel, including administrative assistants, clinicians, contract staff. Administratively responsible for Service Center business operations and programs, demonstrating an understanding, awareness, and responsiveness to the service needs of the geographical area served.
Transportation Safety Conference Program
Effective High School Safety programs John Crane, Wichita Police Department Acceptthe Challenge Haley Pollock, kansas family, Career, and Community Leaders of
http://www.kuce.org/programs/ktsc/schedule.html
Brain Injury Association Of Kansas And Greater Kansas City
is available to survivors and family members throughout kansas and Greater kansasCity. information about all Brain Injury Association's programs.
http://www.braininjuryresource.org/

Extractions: Legislative Issues We are a non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention of brain injuries. We also provide support services to persons with brain injury and their families. Contact BIA Staff 2003 Amy Thompson Run to Daylight will be held on Memorial Day, May 26th. Call 816-842-8607 for more details. Recipient of the Links2Go Key Resource Award We are proud to be an Amazon.com Associate. Make your dollars work for us by buying your books, music and gifts from Amazon.com through the link provided here. Thank you for your support. To improve the quality of life for people with brain injuries and their families, and to create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy. The Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization incorporated in June 1982. The Association is governed by a twenty-seven member Board of Directors. Services are provided for persons with brain injury, their families and service providers. Our primary service area is Greater Metropolitan Kansas City and the entire state of Kansas. The Association is the member of the National Brain Injury Association . Currently, the Association is the only provider of programs and services that concentrates on the unique educational and emotional needs of brain injury survivors and their families and that emphasizes prevention as the only cure for brain injury.
Selected Juvenile Offender Programs In Kansas And Other States
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction. kansas programs Academic Education; Education/Employment;Individual/family/Group Counseling; Mediation; Mentoring.
http://www.kci.org/publication/juv_justice_resch/jjrsch5.htm

Extractions: Koch Crime Commission Selected Juvenile Offender Programs In Kansas and Other States TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Kansas Programs Programs from Other States Introduction Information about innovative and successful juvenile offender programs and facilities currently in operation in Kansas and other states was compiled. The following criteria served as the basis for selection: 1. The target population included youth already in the juvenile justice system. 4. Outcome information or recidivism rates were available. What Works: Promising Interventions in Juvenile Justice , a publication from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; other publications and referrals from juvenile justice experts; and approximately 500 programs from 41 states and Kansas were reviewed. Officials from each program or facility were interviewed by telephone and information was requested and reviewed. This information has been summarized in the following program summaries. The program classifications and format are those utilized by
Breakthrough Series Collaborative
and Niki LeProhn, Director of Practice Research for Casey family programs. IllinoisDepartment of Children and family Services; kansas, Prairie Band
http://www.casey.org/cnc/recruitment/breakthrough_series_recruitment.htm

Extractions: Casey Family Programs National Center for Resource Family Support, together with the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, is sponsoring this Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Recruiting and Retaining Resource Families. In this Breakthrough Series Collaborative (BSC), public child welfare agencies and Tribes that share a commitment to improving the way they recruit and retain resource families, including foster, kinship, and adoptive families, and to making major, rapid changes that will produce breakthrough results, will be brought together to share knowledge, challenges, and successes. Each selected public child welfare agency or Tribe has put together a team that will work together to make changes and implement new systems over the course of one year. The teams from across the country will be guided and mentored by experts in the field as they study, test, and implement the latest knowledge and evidence available. All participating four-person teams will come together for three two-day Learning Sessions and will be expected to test changes and measure the impact of these changes between the Learning Sessions. Please review the Collaborative Charter (below) for more specific information about this project.
SmartDivorce.com, Your Learning Center For Practical Solutions To Divorce Challe
kansas. Naval Station Washington family Service Center Building 150 Phone Jim Balickfor more at (202) 4336144 Registration is required for all programs and to
http://www.smartdivorce.com/support.htm
State Wide Parent To Parent Programs
STATE WIDE PARENT TO PARENT programs. 501 SW Jackson, Suite 400 Topeka, KS 66603(785) 2334787 FAX (785) 233-4787 family@inland.net www.kansas.net/~family.
http://www.parenttoparent.org/states_p2p_progs.htm
National News
Formerly kansas Foster and Adoptive Families, Inc. for Foster and Adoptive Parentsand Kinship Caregivers 2002 Tax Year provided by Casey family programs.
http://www.kfaf.org/new_page_1.htm

Extractions: Parent Group Grants Available Through its federal grant, AdoptUSKids is offering mini-grants of up to $4,000 each to adoptive parent groups. grants can be used to support either new or existing programs, and qualifying groups must include at least some parents who have adopted children through the child welfare system. Learn more at www.adoptuskids.org or from Sylvia Franzmeier: 281-413-7377 (cell) or 281-353-7459; sfranzmeier@adoptuskids.org . The grant application deadline is April 1, 2003. National US News In November 2002, the Children's Bureau posted new information about trends in foster care and adoption on its web site. Using rounded off AFCARS estimates that are final for federal fiscal years (FY) 1998 and 1999, interim for FY 2000, and preliminary for FY 2001, the four-year trend looks like this: FY Children in Care 9/30 Adoption case plan Number Adopted From Adoptalk , published by the North American Council on Adoptable Children, 970 Raymond Ave, Suite 106, St Paul, MN 55114; 651-644-3036;
K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004: Agricultural Experiment Station
KCSAAC is an interdisciplinary center that supports family farms in kansas throughresearch, education, and outreach programs focusing on production, storage
http://courses.ksu.edu/catalog/undergraduate/extension/aes.html

Extractions: Investigations are primarily related to plant and animal systems specific to western Kansas, where rainfall is limited. They include beef grazing, feeding, and breeding studies; crop improvement, with special emphasis on wheat, sorghum, pearl millet, and specialty crop improvement; soil management; weed control; plant disease; and insect management.
ACF - Contacts
to state contacts for child and family services for Head Start American Indian/AlaskanNative programs by state. Oklahoma, and Texas REGION 7 kansas CITY Iowa
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/contacts.html

Extractions: Sometimes you may not know whom to contact regarding your concerns. Often, when it comes to child, youth, or family issues, a state, local, tribal, or private organization may be better able to provide the information or service you need. Sometimes, you may need the service immediately. This page provides critical phone numbers that you may need (or may want to save for later), as well as links to state contacts for child and family services. You may also find links to state policies and rules about programs serving children and families. If you wish to contact an Administration for Children and Families (ACF) staff person about your state, territory, or tribe's services to children and families, you can find links to ACF contacts. In most cases, if you choose to contact ACF, you should contact an ACF staff person in a regional office near you. You will find links here to reach ACF staff.
YMCA Of Greater Kansas City
, The YMCA of Greater kansas City, founded united to enrich the quality of family,spiritual, social $1.3 million in community service programs and financial
http://www.ymca-kc.org/IndexFrame.asp

Extractions: YMCA School-Age Programs Now Enrolling Come join the YMCA's young Circle of Friends! Join a circle of school-aged friends in the Y's "before and after school care programs with enrichment activities. Active, creative, nurturing care enriching the intrests of school-aged children. Call the YMCA School-Age services office at 913-345-9622 and ask about openings on the Missouri side in the Center School District, Linwood YMCA and Derrick Thomas Academy. On the Kansas side the Y has new openings in the Blue Valley, Shawnee Mission, Bonner Springs, Gardener, Olathe and DeSoto School Districts. Service to Families of the Deployed To combat fatigue, depression and stress, the YMCA encourages people to Surround themselves with a Circle of Friends for support , exercise for strength and stress relief, and engage in positive activity. Familes of the deployed will automatically receive 50% off of their monthly membership fee. See right column for more details.
Guide To American Studies Graduate Programs
Graduate Courses Offered by Other programs 39. of kansas) kansas Health FoundationsDistinguished Professor of Human Development and family Life; American
http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/AmericanStudiesAssn/publications/gradguide/

Extractions: Graduate Director: Cheryl Lester Degrees Awarded: MA, PhD, BGS Academic System: Semester Enrollment: (BA/BS) 79 (MA) 23 (PhD) 46 Tuition: In-state graduate $113.40 per credit hour, out-of-state $357.75 per credit hour Deadlines: Graduate admissions 5/1, financial aid 12/21 Financial Aid: Graduate teaching assistantships, research assistantships, Graduate School Honors fellowships, Self fellowships, dissertation fellowships, summer fellowships, minority fellowships, NDSL, GSL, SLS, and KU Endowment Association loans Affiliations and Internships: Spencer Research Library, Spencer Museum of Art Program Specializations: American social and cultural history; race and ethnicity; gender and sex roles; Plains cultures, social and cultural theory, cultural studies, popular culture. In addition, the American Studies Program offers a master's degree in Historical Administration and Museum Studies in conjunction with the Department of History, Anthropology, Systematics and Ecology, and Art History.
2002 HDP Site Template
Tech family Child Studies programs University of Program University of Guelph- family Relations University, School of Education kansas State University
http://www.hdp.ucsd.edu/2002HDP/gradstudy.shtml
Resources: Parenting Education Bibliograpy
National extension parent education model of critical parenting practices. Manhattan,kansas kansas Cooperative Extension Service. Evaluating family programs.
http://p2001.health.org/PIP/res3.htm

Extractions: (compiled from the following sources) Carter, N. 1996. See how we grow: A report on the status of parenting education in the U.S. Philadelphia: The Pew Charitable Trusts. National Clearinghouse on Alcohol and Drug Information National Criminal Justice Reference Service Smith, C.A., D. Cudaback, H.W. Goddard, and J. Myers-Walls. 1994. National extension parent education model of critical parenting practices. Manhattan, KS: Kansas Cooperative Extension Service. Allen, M. L., P. Brown, and B. Finlay. 1992. Helping children by strengthening families. Washington, DC: Children s Defense Fund. Alvy, K. T. 1987. Black parenting. New York: Irvington. Alvy, K. T. 1994. Parent training today. Studio City, CA: Center for the Improvement of Child Caring. Barnett, W. S. 1985. The Perry preschool program and its long-term effects: A benefit-cost analysis. Ypsilanti, MI: High/Scope Press. Berrick, J. 1988. Parental involvement in child abuse prevention training: What do they learn? Child Abuse and Neglect
Financial Planning Master's Programs
Nebraska, Montana State University, and kansas State University. Graduate EducationCollege of family and Consumer iastate.edu/rge/education/programs/FFP%20info
http://www.lifelearner.iastate.edu/degree/ffp.htm

Extractions: Financial planners are increasingly in demand as Americans seek advisors to help manage their income, assets, and debts. Financial service providers from insurance companies to banks to investment firms are extending their services to provide comprehensive financial assistance. In response to this demand, Iowa State joined other universities to create an interinstitutional master's and certificate program in financial planning. You seek admission from one of the participating institutions and take online courses from Iowa State and other universities. Each university provides the 6-credit practicum for their admitted students. The other schools participating are North Dakota State, South Dakota State, Montana State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and the University of Nebraska.
Programs And Services - Awards - Mildred Clodfelter - Biography
programs and Services Awards - Mildred Clodfelter - Biography. School of Business,where his familys gifts support of the KU Libraries kansas Collection
http://www.kualumni.org/wai/wai_programs_awards_mca_biography.html

Extractions: Leawood, KS. David, c'83, l'86, and Lisa Ashner Adkins, c'84, l'97, both former KU student body presidents, have remained active in the Kansas City alumni chapter. David is a partner in the Prairie Village law firm of Bennett, Lytle, Wetzler and Winn and serves as a representative in the Kansas Legislature. He recently sponsored a bill that has made it easier for state universities to implement a program to sell vehicle license plates featuring their mascots. For the local chapter he has served as a board member and helped shape the success of the Rock Chalk Ball as co-chairman of the first event in 1996. Lisa also co-chaired that event and served again in 1997 as co-chair for the Rock Chalk Ball Patrons Party. She was elected to the Alumni Association's National Board of Directors in 1996 and currently serves as chair of the Rock Chalk Society Committee. Lisa also has served on the Kansas City chapter board. She directs public affairs for Partnership for Children in Kansas City, Mo. The Adkinses are Association Jayhawk Society and life members. Danas service to KU is measured not only in his sharing of his time, but also in more than 60 individual gifts bestowed upon numerous projects. With his wife, Sue, and son, Justin, School of Business 1995, Dana has established the Anderson Family Athletics Building Fund and the Anderson Family Business Opportunity Fund. The Wagnon Student Center, the new baseball stadium, and the volleyball, basketball and rowing teams all have benefited from Anderson family funds.
Degrees And Certificate Programs
home, without leaving a current job or family. Bachelor's, Master's, and Certificateprograms are offered through distance education in communities in kansas.
http://www.dce.ksu.edu/dce/degrees.html

Extractions: Certificate Programs Today adults across the country want to complete their education, advance their careers, or change their professions. Opportunities offered by Kansas State University provide people the opportunity to pursue their education goals at home, without leaving a current job or family. Bachelor's, Master's, and Certificate programs are offered through distance education in communities in Kansas. K-State is an accredited institution offering a high quality education experience. K-State utilizes cutting-edge technologies that not only enhance the learning environment, but extend it far beyond the university's physical boundaries. Distance Education Degree Programs

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