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Minnesota Family Programs:     more books (68)

Minnesota Even Start and family literacy: 2000-01 evaluation report by Daniel P Mueller, 2001 Minnesota Even Start and family literacy: 2001-02 evaluation report by Daniel P Mueller, 2003 The family community and residential treatment program: Technical assistance report : an evaluation report by David B Chien, 1980 MFIP sanctions (House Research information brief) by Danyell Punelli, 2003 MFIP time limits and extensions by county (House Research information brief) by Nina Manzi, 2003 The employment and training component of statewide MFIP: An early report on initial implementation trends and county service delivery variation by Barbara J Collins, 1998 Parent Education: A Survey of the Minnesota Program by Edith A. Davis, 1939-01-01 American Family: A Televised Life (Visible Evidence) by Jeffrey Ruoff, 2001-12-04 Entre Amigas: Planned Parenthood of Minnesota/South Dakota.(Examples from the Field: Culturally Competent Sexuality Education Programs): An article from: SIECUS Report ESL workplace literacy curriculum for a JTPA/Family English Literacy Demonstration Project (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:339248) by Judy Saumweber, 1991 Welfare reform in the AFDC program (House research information brief) by Maureen Bellis, 1994 Evaluation of the displaced homemaker program: Four Minnesota programs : final report by Sari Jo Fried, 1983 An Evaluation of the impact of CQE's early childhood and family education program: Family case studies : a report prepared for the Council on Quality Education, Minnesota Department of Education by Judith A List, 1981 Job programs and employment assistance for dislocated family farmers (Short subjects / Senate Counsel & Research) by Anne Knapp, 1985

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41. State TANF Program Names
    NAMES of STATE TANF programs. State. Name. Alabama. FIP (family Independence Program).minnesota. MFIP (minnesota family Investment Program). Mississippi. TANF.  
    http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/tnfnames.htm
    
    Extractions: Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search NAMES of STATE TANF PROGRAMS Name Alabama FA (Family Assistance Program) Alaska ATAP (Alaska Temporary Assistance Program) Arizona EMPOWER (Employing and Moving People Off Welfare and Encouraging Responsibility) Arkansas TEA (Transitional Employment Assistance) California CALWORKS (California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids) Colorado Colorado Works Connecticut JOBS FIRST Delaware ABC (A Better Chance) Dist. of Col. TANF Florida Welfare Transition Program Georgia TANF Guam TANF Hawaii TANF Idaho Temporary Assistance for Families in Idaho Illinois TANF Indiana TANF, cash assistance IMPACT (Indiana Manpower Placement and Comprehensive Training), TANF work program Iowa FIP (Family Investment Program) Kansas Kansas Works Kentucky K-TAP (Kentucky Transitional Assistance Program) Louisiana FITAP (Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program), cash assistance FIND Work (Family Independence Work Program), TANF work program Maine TANF, cash assistance

42. Recent Publications And Products
    WorkA Summary of the Final Report on the minnesota family Investment Program. 9/2000. MovingInto Adulthood Were the Impacts of Mandatory programs for Welfare  
    http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/indexpub.htm
    
    Extractions: Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Recent Publications and Products Note that PDF files are best viewed with the newest version of Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Adobe Acrobat 5.0 may be downloaded FREE from Adobe’s web site, which you can directly access by clicking the underlined Adobe reference above. Publication Name Publication Date A TOP Access to and Participation in Medicaid and the Food Stamp Program - A Review of the Recent Literature AFDC Caseload Data 1977 to 1997 February 6, 2001 Annual Performance Plan for ACF FY 2001 Annual Report to Congress - FY2000 Applications and Discontinuances 1994 to 1997 March 6, 2001 Average Amount of Assistance 1997 - 1999 April 24, 2001 B TOP Barriers to Employability Among Women on TANF With a Substance Abuse Problem (Also Available in PDF format October 3, 2002 Bridging the Gap Between Child Welfare and Communities: Lessons Learned from the Family Preservation and Family Support (FP/FS) Services Implementation Study - Issue Paper #2 (Word Version) (HTML Version) January 4, 2002 Building Opportunities, Enforcing Obligations: Implementation and Interim Impacts of Parents' Fair Share-Executive Summary

43. CSREES - Family Economics Extension & Academic Programs Map
    family Economics Extension programs Youth family Development programs. Academicprograms University of minnesota family Social Science programs.  
    http://www.reeusda.gov/ecs/map.htm

44. Links To The World - Welfare
    page contains information about the Department, its major programs, and publications stateTANF plan, and background on the minnesota family Investment Plan  
    http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/links/welfare.htm

45. Links To The World - Women's And Men's Issues
    of four offices serving five counties in southwestern minnesota. meet the dual demandsof work and family. programs include Work and family and Health Care.  
    http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/links/women.asp
    
    Extractions: The sites listed on this page are not created, maintained, or endorsed by the Minnesota Legislature. Minnesota Information and Organizations Legislative Commission on the Economic Status of Women (LCESW) Advises the legislature and provides basic information and statistics on women in Minnesota. Minnesota Chapter of the National Organization for Women Contains a variety of links to sites dealing with feminist issues. Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women A statewide membership organization working to end violence. The member programs of the coalition include local, regional, and statewide organizations advocating on behalf of battered women and their children. Minnesota Women's Consortium The largest network of women and their organizations in Minnesota. Provides a link to a list of the 165 member organizations that all advocate the equal rights of women and children. Minnesota Women's Press A biweekly newspaper that explores women's ideas and issues. Includes selections of the newpaper's articles and commentary Women's Rural Advocacy Programs WRAP is a collective of four offices serving five counties in southwestern Minnesota. They currently advocate for domestic abuse victims in

46. Minnesota Family Investment Program: Executive Summary
    is to mandate participation in employment and training programs as a The MinnesotaFamily Investment Program (MFIP), a welfare reform initiative aimed at  
    http://www.mdrc.org/Reports/MFIP/Mfip-execsum.html
    
    Extractions: The Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation's evaluation of the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) is funded by a contract with the Minnesota Department of Human Services and with support from the Ford Foundation, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the McKnight Foundation, and the Northwest Area Foundation.Dissemination of MDRC publications is also supported by MDRC's Public Policy Outreach funders: the Ford Foundation, the Ambrose Monell Foundation, the Alcoa Foundation, and the James Irvine Foundation. The findings and conclusions presented in this report do not necessarily represent the official positions or policies of the funders.

47. MDRC - Project Page: Next Generation
    First Greater Avenues for Independence; New Hope Project; minnesota family InvestmentProgram; Next Generation can delve deeper into the programs’ effects on  
    http://www.mdrc.org/project_8_10.html
    
    Extractions: Select a Project Accelerated Schools Achievement Gap BASRC Canada's ESP Canada's SSP Career Academies CET Replication Child Care Strategies CWBH ERA ESS First Things First Florida's FTP Hard-to-Employ Jobs First Jobs-First GAIN Jobs-Plus JOBSTART KIPP Schools LILAA MFIP New Chance New Hope NEWWS Next Generation NJI Ohio's LEAP Opening Doors Parents' Fair Share Project GRAD Talent Development Urban Change Vermont's WRP Wisconsin Works Work Support Cntrs Next Generation Policy Framework The welfare system has been transformed over the past decade, notably through the introduction of stricter work requirements and time limits on cash assistance. At the same time, government at both the federal and state levels has invested in offering financial work supports of unprecedented scope to low-income parents. A top priority on the national agenda is to understand how these changes in the safety net — and sharp rises in employment, particularly among single parents — are affecting children. Long before the federal welfare reforms of 1996 drew attention to this question, MDRC — in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and other government, foundation, and research partners — was systematically gathering data about children in its studies of pioneering efforts to promote employment among low-income parents. These studies laid the groundwork for the Next Generation project — a collaboration among MDRC, several other leading research institutions, and the project’s foundation funding partners that began in 1999. Drawing on 10 studies by MDRC of welfare, antipoverty, and employment policies piloted as early as the 1980s and widely adopted since then, Next Generation is synthesizing and reanalyzing data to learn how programs targeted at parents affect their children’s school performance, behavior, and health as well as families’ well-being.

48. Admissions To Graduate Programs - Work, Community And Family Education [WCFE]
    programs, please contact Jerry McClelland Director of Graduate Studies Departmentof Work, Community, and family Education University of minnesota R350  
    http://education.umn.edu/wcfe/program/AdmissionsGrad.html
    
    Extractions: Revised 12/3/02 Graduate School Web Application The Graduate School Online Application for Admission is available at http://www.grad.umn.edu/Prospective_Students/apply_online.html NOTE: In order to apply online you must submit the application fee by credit card online. If you wish to pay the application fee by any other means you must file a paper application for admission. Admission Deadlines Fall Semester June 15 Spring Semester October 15 Summer Session March 15 All required materials must be received by these dates.

49. Family Education - College Of Education And Human Development
    agencies, religious institutions, and local government programs. family educationgraduates family education Stepping Regents of the University of minnesota.  
    http://education.umn.edu/fields/FamEd.htm
    
    Extractions: University resources About the U of M One Stop: Students Graduate School University College Fields of study The college's family education program is one of the premier programs of its kind nationally. The program's high quality is due, in part, to the excellent college and University resources available to students, including internationally known faculty in the Institute of Child Development, the social sciences, and family education. The program also places a strong emphasis on working with mentor educators in the field. If you are planning to teach at the high school level, this field of study equips you to meet an increasing demand for teachers in family and consumer science education. It also can provide preparation for licensure to teach parent education at the adult community school level. In addition, family educators can find career opportunities in a variety of settings including social service agencies, religious institutions, and local government programs. Initial licensure in family and consumer sciences Program overview

50. Hennepin County Economic Assistance: Other Services
    Statewide MFIP (minnesota family Investment Plan) programs. Employment programs NonStatewideMFIP (minnesota family Investment Plan) programs.  
    http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/ea/Services/other_svcs.html
    
    Extractions: Deborah Huskins, Director A1005 Government Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55487-0105; phone (612) 348-7605; fax (612) 348-9908; e-mail Deborah.Huskins@co.hennepin.mn.us EA Home How to Apply Where to Apply ... FAQ Other Services Family Assistance Division: FAD Resource Room MFIP (Minnesota Family Investment Plan) Employment Provider List Miscellaneous Services for Families Child Care Funding Programs Available in Hennepin County Family Assistance Division: FAD Resource Room The FAD resource room is a drop-in center that offers clients a variety of employment-related resource information. It is conveniently located in the Century Plaza Building in the intake area. The room opened in 1993 as part of the Families Division cultural change project intent on preparing both staff and clients for pending welfare reform. It has continued to date as a functioning piece of those reforms by its presence and resource offerings that give and reinforce the message of employment. Information is provided by a variety of means including full time staff, use-in and take-out job listings, handout materials, computerized job printouts, and reference materials. Job opportunities include daily listings via computer, a variety of newspaper want ad sections, on-site employers, and listing of employers in specialty areas. Handouts are available on topics that include daycare, English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education classes, other employment search helpers like the new State Workforce Centers, neighborhood support services, practice job applications, and resume guides. On request, staff can offer more personal and focused job search, interpret the impact of employment on benefits, and share an array of other resource referrals.

51. Hennepin County Economic Assistance Dept. - Cash AssistanceProgs.
    by providing a monthly cash grant to supplement family income, help minnesota SupplementalAid (MSA period ends, application may be made for other programs if a  
    http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/ea/Programs/cash.html
    
    Extractions: Deborah Huskins, Director A1005 Government Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55487-0105; phone (612) 348-7605; fax (612) 348-9908; e-mail Deborah.Huskins@co.hennepin.mn.us EA Home How to Apply Where to Apply ... FAQ Cash Assistance Programs Statewide MFIP is Minnesota's welfare reform program. Statewide MFIP helps families work their way out of poverty by providing a monthly cash grant to supplement family income, help with child care costs , medical assistance, and employment services. Statewide MFIP has a limit of 60 months. Participants are required to follow certain work rules. Send e-mail to joe.gaspard@co.hennepin.mn.us General Assistance provides a monthly cash benefit for adults ages 18 to 64 who are unable to provide for themselves. To be eligible, an applicant must: be a Minnesota resident for at least 30 days; be unable to work for a minimum of 30 days; not have a minor, dependent child living in the household;

52. OJJDP: Parenting Resources For The 21st Century - Out-Of-School Activities - Cam
    Teacher Camps in Connecticut and minnesota; family Camps in Youth Camps in Maine,Wisconsin, minnesota, and Vermont programs include a yearround bicycling team  
    http://www.parentingresources.ncjrs.org/outofschool/camps.html
    
    Extractions: Mentoring ... American Cancer Society By entering "camps" into this Web site’s search engine, users receive a list of and links to 149 camps, events, and articles for children suffering from cancer and their families. Audubon Ecology Camps and Workshops, National Audubon Society Audubon Camps offer something for everyone. Adults, families, kids, teens, and teachers will enjoy spending their summer vacation exploring the natural world in extraordinary locations. Categories on the Audubon Web site include Adult Camps in Maine, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Wyoming, and Utah; Teacher Camps in Connecticut and Minnesota; Family Camps in Main and Minnesota; and Youth Camps in Maine, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Vermont. B.I.K.E. Bicycles and Ideas for Kids' Empowerment (B.I.K.E.) is a non-profit organization which teaches inner-city youth values and life skills through bicycling, tutoring, mentoring and leadership training. Programs include a year-round bicycling team, bicycle racing camps, after-school programs, and college scholarships. Camp Shane Camp Shane's warm and homelike atmosphere is devoted to children who want to lose weight. Founded in 1968, the camp is located in the magnificent Catskill Mountains of New York, only 2 hours from New York City. Our outstanding facilities feature all of the following exciting activities: go-carts, dune buggies, computers, video games, rocketry, riflery, water-sports on a nine mile lake, canoeing, a solar heated, olympic size pool, dance, aerobics, music, theater, all sports, woodworking, sewing, ceramics, arts and crafts, silk-screening, body building, jogging, ropes course, plus much, much more.

53. Minnesota Zoo/Education/Community Programs
    The minnesota Zoo offers a wide variety of community Participants in these programsinclude families, Scout groups Scout and family groups can take classes and  
    http://www.mnzoo.com/education/comprogs.asp
    
    Extractions: Family Overnights Special Group Overnight Career Days Scouts ... Behind-the-Scenes Tours Community Programs The Minnesota Zoo offers a wide variety of community programming for learners of all ages and interests. Participants in these programs include families, Scout groups, preschoolers and students during school breaks. ZooCamp provides lively lessons about animals and ecosystems throughout the summer, fall and winter. Behind-the-Scenes tours and

54. Family Services : Youth Services : Treatment Referrals : Youth Family Services :
    programs are now available for, sexually acting out youth Department of Health andFamily Services Licensed of Corrections Certified by minnesota Department of  
    http://www.homme-lss.org/b-1.htm
    
    Extractions: In general, males and females between the ages of 10 and 17 are eligible for placement with Homme. Each referral is reviewed prior to scheduling a pre-placement interview. Homme is committed to quality care and wish to be certain that the individual is matched to the appropriate program. Placement Options

55. Family Services : Youth Services : Treatment Referrals : Youth Family Services :
    and credits are transferable to districts in Wisconsin, minnesota, Illinois and hommeyouth and family programs homme youth and family programs homme youth and  
    http://www.homme-lss.org/c-01.htm
    
    Extractions: Homme features: Recreational opportunities On-grounds time-out center Family Center Behavioral Management Team Allowance earning opportunities Transportation for home visits Medication management Case Management services On-grounds accredited education Psychiatric services 2002 Rates General Placement $228.00/day Type 2 Placement / Quest/ Alliance $238.00/day Independent Living Program $212.00/day

56. House Research: Health & Human Services
    Provides links to data and publications on health and human services issues in minnesota,including medical and family assistance programs, nursing homes, and  
    http://www.house.mn/hrd/issinfo/hlt_hum.htm
    
    Extractions: General Information District Finders FAQ Visiting the Capitol Youth Pages Glossary House Employment Educational Programs Departments Administration Chief Clerk Fiscal Analysis Public Information House Research Sergeant-at-Arms House Television Schedules House Schedules Senate Schedules Order of Business Television Schedules Publications * House Research Act Summaries Bill Summaries * Information Office Publications New Laws Session Daily Session Weekly Capitol Area Photos * Fiscal Analysis Session tracking sheets Money Matters Issue Briefs Fiscal Information * Chief Clerk's Office House Journal Hotlist Other Publications House Research

57. A Northern Minnesota Resort - Families-honeymooners-fishing: Gunflint Lodge
    4season lodge and outfitters in northern minnesota. Rental cabins, fireplace, kids' activities. Fishing, Category Regional North America Travel and Tourism but we have our summer programs ready to Fishing Packages at the lodge family Vacationsat  
    http://www.gunflint.com/

58. Residency Programs
    College of Virginia of VCU, Primary Care programs; Medical College Ann Arbor, Michigan;University of minnesota Department of family Medicine Duluth  
    http://www.primcare.vcu.edu/respro.htm
    
    Extractions: VOLC-R: Residency Programs Most of these residency programs are in Family Practice, but programs in other specialties can usually be found on the web page for each medical school. Go to VOLC-R: Medical Schools Carilion Health System, Roanoke, VA - Family Practice Residency Program Case Western Reserve University Family Practice Residency Columbia Rose Family Medicine Residency University of Colorado in Denver Conemaugh Family Practice Residency Program Johnstown, PA Dalhousie University, Canada, Family Medicine Department Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs, AAFP American Association of Family Practice listing of Residency Programs Duke University Community and Family Medicine Eastern Virginia Medical School Family and Community Medicine Residency Hampton Roads, Virginia Electronic Residency Application Service ERAS Association of American Medical Colleges Family Practice Residency Program Web Guide a state-by-state list of Family Practice Residency Programs St. Joseph's Hospital Family Practice Residency Program. Phoenix, Arizona

59. Walker Art Center: Community+Family Programs: Community Partners
    Weems and Dawoud Bey exhibitions, as well as Juneteenth and Dance Africa programs. Americanart and to create a support system for Native artists in minnesota.  
    http://www.walkerart.org/education/edovercom_rpartners.html
    
    Extractions: Pillsbury Neighborhood Services is an umbrella organization with seven community centers in the Twin Cities, including the Pillsbury House/Center for Cultural Arts and Heritage , and the Oak Park Neighborhood Center . The mission of Pillsbury Neighborhood Services is to help individuals and families from Twin Cities neighborhoods strengthen their abilities, expand their opportunities, and change the conditions that limit their choices for the future. Since 1991, the Walker and Pillsbury Neighborhood Services have been involved in numerous collaborations, including the annual Juneteenth Film Festival. One recent cooperative residence project was Across Color Lines, a discussion and film series focusing on the "Blaxploitation" era of filmmaking and its effects on cultures. Pillsbury Neighborhood Services is an institutional member of the Walker's Explore program, which distributes free Walker memberships and passes to Walker programs to community members. The organization was involved in Wendy Clarke's Remembrance video installation that was part of the Walker's 1996 observance of World AIDS Day. They also cohosted the event's opening reception.

60. Graduate Programs In The School Of Family Studies And Human Services: Faculty
    Professor and Director of Early Childhood programs. Webb (Ph.D., University of minnesota)Associate Professor family Research Methodologies; family Social Theory  
    http://www.ksu.edu/humec/fshs/gradprogs/gradfac.htm
    
    Extractions: FSHS Home: Graduate Programs: Faculty M. Betsy Bergen (Ph.D., Kansas State University) Professor. Family Relationships; Courtship and Marital Interaction; Human Sexuality; Stepfamilies; Single Parents; Methods of Teaching Sexuality and Health; AIDS Education. Stephan R. Bollman (Ph.D., Iowa State University) Professor and Director of the Family Center. Family Theory; Delivery of Human Service Programs; Administration of Family Support Programs. Linda K. Crowe Mary F. De Luccie (Ph.D., Kansas State University) Associate Professor and Director of Early Childhood Programs. Early Childhood Curriculum and Development; Early Childhood Program Administration; Early Childhood Development; Parent-Child Interaction; Parent Education. Bronwyn S. Fees (Ph.D., Iowa State University) Assistant Professor. Parental Beliefs; Preschool-Child Competence; Child Development Across Cultures; Families with Multiple Births; Role of Early Educational and Familial Experiences in Lifespan Development. Jane Mertz Garcia (Ph.D., University of South Alabama) Associate Professor. Measurement of Dysarthric Speech; Acquired Language and Cognitive Disorders in Adults.

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