21. Texas Family Code: Chapter 58, Restriction Of Access To Records the child applies for employment or educational programs;. by the child or the child'sfamily, including the (b), The probation officer or texas Youth Commission http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/programs/famcode_records.html

Texas Family Code Home About TYC In The News Prevention ... Search Chapter 58. Records; Juvenile Justice Information System Subchapter C. Automatic Restriction of Access to Records. In this subchapter, "department" means the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas. The following records are exempt from this subchapter: sex offender registration records maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure; and records relating to a criminal combination or criminal street gang maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 61, Code of Criminal Procedure. The department shall certify to the juvenile court or the juvenile probation department to which a referral was made that resulted in information being submitted to the juvenile justice information system that the records relating to a person's juvenile case are subject to automatic restriction of access if: the person is at least 21 years of age;

22. A World Of Prevention A worldwide directory of programs, research, references and resources dedicated to the prevention Category Society Issues Violence and Abuse Prevention...... by the texas Youth Commission, Office of Prevention. For more information aboutprograms and research relating to children, youth, and family issues, contact http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/prevention/

A World of Prevention Introduction Table of Contents Upcoming Prevention Events Prevention Newsletter ... TYC Home A directory of programs, research, references and resources dedicated to the prevention of child and adolescent problems and the promotion of youth development in families, schools and communities. A World of Prevention is provided by the Texas Youth Commission, Office of Prevention. For more information about programs and research relating to children, youth, and family issues, contact us by e-mail at prevention@tyc.state.tx.us or by telephone at (512) 424-6336. Texas Youth Commission 4900 N. Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78751 P.O. Box 4260 · Austin, TX 78765 Privacy Policy · E-mail comments to: tyc@tyc.state.tx.us

23. Texas Reading Club, Links To Literacy Organizations - Texas State Library The mission of the texas family Literacy Center is to strengthen programs and enhancethe knowledge, skills, instructional practices and resources available to http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ld/projects/trc/literacyorgs.html

Services to Librarians Projects Links to Literacy Organizations Visit these web sites to learn about organizations throughout the United States that promote reading and literacy for children and adults through many valuable programs. America Reads Challenge The America Reads Challenge is a grassroots national campaign that challenges every American to help all children learn to read. Hundreds of organizations are a part of the President's Coalition for the America Reads Challenge. The web site features a wealth of information and links for kids, families, educators, and communities. Also availble here is the READY*SET*READ booklet. Links to reading research and resources may be found on this site. The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy was founded in 1989 to establish literacy as a value in every American family. The goal is to help every family in the nation understand that the home is a child's first school, that parents are a child's first teachers, and that reading is the child's first subject; and to break the intergenerational cycle of illiteracy by supporting the development of family literacy programs where parents and children can learn and read together. At this website you will find information about grants, programs that work, publications, and state literacy intitiatives.

24. Bilingual Library Programs For Children - Family - Texas State Library Aventúrate! Vamos al Oeste / Be Adventurous Hitch a Ride to West texas. Programsfor Preschoolers Program for Elementary SchoolAge Children. return to top. http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ld/pubs/bilingual/families/

Services to Librarians Resources for Librarians Manual Main Page Programs for Families Cuentos de Animales / Animal Stories Exploring Our Festivities and Fiestas Nuestras familias / Our Families Las estrellas resplandecen sobre Texas / Stars Shine Bright in Texas ... return to top SITE NAVIGATION TEXT LINKS Agency Info General Interest Librarians Govt Agencies ... Webmaster

25. Contacting Casey Family Programs Casey family programs has field offices in Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii,Idaho, Louisiana, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, texas http://www.casey.org/contact.htm

Search Advanced Search About Casey About Casey Contact Casey Employment Opportunities Resources Casey National Center for Resource Family Support (CNC) Casey Life Skills Foster Care Alumni FosterCareInfo ... What Works? Contacting Casey Family Programs For information on referring a child to Casey, becoming a Casey foster parent, or local press contacts, see below for the Casey field office nearest you For information about Research, Ansell-Casey Life-Skills Assessment Online, or Key measurable results please contact: researchstaff@casey.org For more information on the Foster Family Assessment Project or to inquire how your agency can participate in the Casey Foster Application Inventory pilot test, please contact: cfai@casey.org For information about Casey Family Programs National Center for Resource Family Support (CNC) see the CNC web site or e-mail: cncinfo@casey.org For questions about employment please contact: jobs@casey.org

26. Inventory Of Family Resource Programs In Texas taking the time to complete this form and helping us provide an online resource forthose seeking information on programs providing family resources in texas. http://128.83.80.200/frpsurvey/survey.html

Inventory of Family Resource Programs in Texas, Data Collection Form Thank you for taking the time to complete this electronic survey. Your participation will make the program inventory as accurate and complete as possible. The inventory will identify existing family resource and support programs, the range of services provided, unmet needs, and existing relationships. Completing the survey should take no more than 15 minutes. Please submit the survey using this web based form. If you have any questions, please contact CTF by phone at (512) 303-5061 or through e-mail at inquiries@ctf.state.tx.us If your program is funded by Childrens Trust Fund we ask that you click here and fill out a brief form. Program title: Agency name: Mailing address: Street address (if different): City: City: State: State: Zip: Zip: County: County: Program Phone Program Fax: Email: Web site: Program director: Contact person: Person completing form: Their Phone: GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION 1. When did the program begin? Month: Unselected January February March April May Jume July August September October November December Year: Unselected 2. What geographic area does your program serve?

27. Inventory Of Family Resource Programs In Texas Inventory of CTF Funded family Resource programs in texas Data CollectionForm. To be completed only by programs funded by the Children http://128.83.80.200/frpsurvey/surveyctf.html

Inventory of CTF Funded Family Resource Programs in Texas Data Collection Form Thank you for taking the time to complete this electronic survey. Your participation will make the program inventory as accurate and complete as possible. The inventory will identify existing family resource and support programs, the range of services provided, unmet needs, and existing relationships. Completing the survey should take no more than 15 minutes. Fields 1 through 5 must have entries. Where applicable use "no" or "n/a". Please submit the survey using this web based form. Please submit the survey using this web based form. If you have any questions, please contact CTF by phone at (512) 303-5061 or through e-mail at inquiries@ctf.state.tx.us. 1. Years received CTF grants: 2. If your program is no longer in operation, when did the program cease? 3. Please indicate some of the reasons that the program did not continue: 4. If the CTF-funded program is no longer operating at your agency, when was the program transferred to another agency? Name of new agency: Contact person: 5. Please provide the name and address of agencies that have provided funding to the program since CTF funding ceased:

28. Texas Instruments Recruiting - Recruiting Benefits - Work/Life Programs adoption benefits; discount programs at daycare centers; education counselingfor TIers and their family members; texas Instruments has all this and more. http://www.ti.com/recruit/docs/worklife.shtml

Semiconductors Calculators DLP - Digital Light Processors TIRIS Surplus Equipment Sales Year 2000 Information TI Home Employment Benefits - Select One - Jobs @ TI Submit Your Resume Benefits Relocation Why Work at TI About the New TI Student Stuff Technicians Market Focus/What Technology, What Markets TI Financial Goals Career Development at TI ... Work/Life Balance Work/Life Balance Imagine a company that offers: flexible work arrangements such as flex-time, part-time work schedules, compressed work-week schedules and telecommuting by training managers and employees how to thrive in a flexible work environment resource information and referral services for child care, adoption, and elder care and also provides information on public and private school systems, colleges, and vocational/technical schools New Mothers Rooms for nursing mothers in all major facilities an on-line Parents Network for employees to share information on issues related to children and parenting an on-site 11-week summer camp for employees' children on-site seminars on topics such as parenting, childcare, elder care, and other work-life balance issues

29. Programs: Cooperative Agreements: Family And Community Violence Prevention Progr The mission of the texas A M UniversityCorpus Christi family Life Center familiesthrough after-school and weekend activities, and summer programs. http://www.omhrc.gov/OMH/Programs/2pgprograms/cooperative_tx3.htm

6300 Ocean Drive Corpus Christi, TX 78412 Phone: (361) 825-2778 Fax: (361) 825-2384 Title: FLC Director: Tony Elizondo Age Group: 12 to 16 Site Map Home OPHS Home HHS Home ... Email (Last Modified: April 30, 2001)

30. Programs: Cooperative Agreements: Family And Community Violence Prevention Progr texas texas Southern University's Center on the family. Title texas SouthernUniversity's Center on the family. FLC Director Bobbie Henderson, Ph.D. http://www.omhrc.gov/OMH/Programs/2pgprograms/cooperative_tx2.htm

Texas: Texas Southern University's Center on the Family Texas Southern University 3100 Cleburne Houston, TX 77004 Phone: (713) 313-7796/7870 Fax: (713) 313-4375/4361 Title: Texas Southern University's Center on the Family FLC Director: Bobbie Henderson, Ph.D. Age Group: 8 to 14 Site Map Home OPHS Home HHS Home ... Email (Last Modified: April 30, 2001)

31. Adult & Family - Getsemani Community Center - Georgetown Texas The Adult and family programs Committe meets when needed Back to our Committeespage Getsemani Community Center Georgetown, texas Send comments to contact http://www.main.org/getsemani/family.html

Adult and Family Programs Committee The Adult and Family Programs Committe meets when needed... Program Chairs for this committee are Angie Roblez and Rosario Davis. Back to our Committees page Getsemani Community Center - Georgetown, Texas Send comments to: contact@getsemani-center.org Last updated: 6 February 2002

32. Camp Fire USA First Texas Council Child Care programs A comprehensive community development plan for family supportthrough child care provider training, parenting resources, and advocating for http://www.firsttexascampfire.org/work.html

Child Care Programs A comprehensive community development plan for family support through child care provider training, parenting resources, and advocating for high quality child care. Child Care Training (Click here for class schedule Free or low-cost child care training events offered to parents, child care center staff or registered family child care providers through a bi-monthly training calendar. ctadmin@firsttexascampfire.org or call 817-831-2111, ext. 113 Child Care Resource and Referral Services A telephone counseling and resource service that provides referrals to child care and family/youth support services from a computerized database of service providers and a library of parenting resources. Click here to go to the Child Care Resource and Referral website or Call: 817-831-5060, Hours: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday. ccrr@firsttexascampfire.org Community Lab School for Family-Centered Child Care A model child care center for 125 infants through pre-kindergarten children in full-day child care, which also serves as a training and observation site for child care providers, parents, educators and students. Accredited nationally by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. Four Star Child Care Management Services (CCMS) designated provider. Weekly tuition ranges from $120-160 based on age. 817-831-5050, Hours 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m., Monday-Friday.

33. Family Programs Children’s Museum, and the India Association of North texas, will take family Classes. Govan Gogh ® offers onehour art programs in your classroom free of http://www.dm-art.org/events_family_programs.htm

Family Activities Classes, Camps, and Workshops FINA Foundation Gallery Exhibitions Go van Gogh ... Click here for a printable Spring Break Artventures registration form or Here for a printable Summer Art Camps registration form Click here for a complete listing of Summer Art Camps! Gateway Gallery, the home of family education, offers all visitors, especially children and their families, the opportunity to learn about art in a welcoming and stimulating atmosphere. Family Activities Family activities in the Gateway Gallery are free. No registration is necessary. Admission to the Museum during Family Days is $2 for adults accompanying children under 12. Please call (214) 922-1822 for more information. Special Events Discover India! Family Festival Saturday, May 17, 12:00–5:00 p.m. The third annual Discover India Festival showcases the wonders and cultures of India. Live music, dance performances, art activities, food, and much more will be featured in an experience for the entire family. The festival, which is held in collaboration with the Crow Collection of Asian Art, the Dallas Children’s Museum, and the India Association of North Texas, will take place outside the Dallas Museum of Art on Flora Street. Free Weekend Activities: Drop-in Art Saturdays and Sundays (with some exceptions)

34. NAMI Texas' Education Programs: Family-To-Family To enroll in the NAMI familyTo-family Education Program in texas, please call NAMItexas for information about English and Spanish classes in your community. http://texas.nami.org/F2F.htm

About Affiliates Publications Board ... Spanish FAMILY-TO-FAMILY AN EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES OF ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS The NAMI Family-to-Family Education program consists of a 12 week course for families of individuals with severe brain disorders (metal illnesses). Trained family members teach the course. Course materials are furnished at no cost to you. It is a peer family education program designed to foster learning, healing, and empowerment among families of individuals with serious brain disorders. The NAMI Family-To-Family Education Program wants to help you begin the process of understanding the experiences of people with brain disorders (mental illnesses) and learn effective coping skills for yourself. This course has educated thousands of families just like yours. You will join other family members with similar experiences. Start making a real difference in your life today! The curriculum focuses on schizophrenia, bipolar disorder (manic depression), clinical depression, panic disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). The course discusses the clinical treatment of these illnesses and teaches the knowledge and skills that family members need to cope more effectively.

35. Index Server 2.0 Sample HTM/IDQ/HTX Search Form format. Effects of Selected Even Start family Literacy programs inTexas on Participating Children and Parents (Seaman, October 2000). http://www-tcall.tamu.edu/famindex.htm

Your browser does not support script Contact Site Map Home Search Family Literacy Information The Barbara Bush Texas Fund for Family Literacy 2002 Grantees First Lady's Family Literacy Initiative for Texas 2002 Grantees Resource Guide for Family Literacy Programs (Seaman, Alagaraja, Earhart, October 2001) Resource Guide for Family Literacy Programs ( Seaman, Alagaraja, Earhart, October 2001) [This document is in PDF format] Effects of Selected Even Start Family Literacy Programs in Texas on Participating Children and Parents (Seaman, October 2000) Pinatas, The Story of a Local Hero (Ramos and Smith, Summer, 1999) Even Start Program (A One-Day Curriculum) Sharing With Others (Brazda, Summer, 1999) Storytelling Time: Passing on Family Culture Duncan, Pursch, Sorensen, Summer, 1999)

36. Index Server 2.0 Sample HTM/IDQ/HTX Search Form list is open to teachers, administrators, and partners of family literacy effortsin texas. This includes all the Even Start family Literacy programs as well http://www-tcall.tamu.edu/discussions.htm

Your browser does not support script Contact Site Map Home Search On-Line Discussion Lists ...ours and others... Our List for Texas Teachers This TCALL/Adult Literacy Clearinghouse-sponsored Teachers Only discussion list is restricted to those who teach or tutor adults in basic or secondary education or English as a Second Language, including those in family literacy programs. It is only open to administrators if they actively teach at least one ABE/ASE/ESL class. This list was created for adult education teachers in Texas for these purposes: To be the central point of distribution of information from the Adult Literacy Clearinghouse to teachers, from teachers to teachers, and from teachers to the Clearinghouse; For teachers to share ideas and thoughts about issues and concerns relevant to teaching adult education;

37. Texas Council On Family Violence family violence programs in texas are autonomous and largely supported by theirlocal communities. Funds are also available through governmental sources. http://www.tcfv.org/tcfv_program_development.html

Texas Council on Family Violence Program Development Local programs throughout the state are the heart and soul of the Battered Women's Movement in Texas. Texas Council on Family Violence staff provides technical assistance to developing programs and groups wanting to start a family violence program in Texas. Informational start-up packets, sample policies and consultation are available through TCFV. Most existing programs were created because the local community recognized the need for services for battered women in the area. Community groups formed nonprofit organizations to provide services such as hotlines, shelters, counseling and advocacy. Family violence programs in Texas are autonomous and largely supported by their local communities. Funds are also available through governmental sources. The Texas Department of Human Services Family Violence Program funds 67 shelter programs through contracts. TDHS has application requirements for new programs and rules for compliance to maintain funding. Programs must have 501(c)3 nonprofit status to apply. More information on applying for these funds can be found at TDHS's website: http://www.dhs.state.tx.us/

38. Texas Council On Family Violence The brochures, posters and PSAs are free of cost to programs in texas. NDVHis a project of texas Council on family Violence. http://www.tcfv.org/programs_for_batterers_MMC.html

Men Make Choices/Hombres de Verdad Escogen Campaign In October, 2001, TCFV launched the Men Make Choices/Hombres de Verdad Escogen community awareness and action campaign, designed to educate the public about domestic violence. For the first time in Texas, a domestic violence campaign asks men to be accountable for domestic violence and to hold other men accountable for their behavior. The Men Make Choices/Hombres de Verdad Escogen campaign resulted from efforts by TCFV to target not only men who batter, but also those who witness abuse within a relationship. In order to create the campaign, TCFV, in conjunction with Austin-based Orchard Communications, Inc., conducted focus groups with men in San Antonio, El Paso, McAllen, Houston and Tyler. Participants were asked about their knowledge and opinions about domestic violence and asked to view proposed materials. The vast majority of respondents said that men need to be more aware of the consequences of their violent behavior. This led to the creation of a poster campaign depicting a man in handcuffs that reads, "Domestic violence is a crime." An accompanying brochure details different forms of abuse and shows the potential of a woman leaving the relationship, emotionally damaged children, and possible jail time.

39. Family Eldercare - Programs - Texas Money Management The texas Money Management Program, sponsored by family Eldercare in Money managementprograms are needed because they provide a less restricted form http://www.familyeldercare.org/programs/texasmoneymgt.asp

Serving older adults, people with disabilities, and those who care for them. About Us Programs Calendar Volunteer ... Donate Texas Money Management Program The Texas Money Management Program, sponsored by Family Eldercare in collaboration with AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), provides technical assistance, materials and resources for local sponsoring agencies to help them establish a money management program in their community. Money management programs are needed because they provide a less restricted form of assistance to prevent unnecessary guardianship and help people maintain their independence. This is done by using volunteers to help low-income individuals manage their checkbooks. The Texas Money Management Program has established sites in the following Texas cities: Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas, Dallas (Dallas County) Family Services Association, San Antonio (Bexar County) For more information on contacting the programs at these sites, or if you are interested in establishing a program in your community, contact Barbara Ellis at 512-424-6532 or barbara.ellis@hhsc.state.tx.us

40. City Of Galveston, Texas - EMERGENCY & SINGLE FAMILY HOME REPAIR AND IMPROVEMENT with other community and social service programs which may or color; religion; nationalorigin; sex; family status or Copyright 2002 City of Galveston, texas. http://www.cityofgalveston.org/cityorg/purchasing/grants/programs.shtml

INTERACT: City Complaint Process Form City Customer Survey ... Emergency/Single Family Home Repair and Improvement Programs Emergency and Single Family Home Repair and Improvement Programs: Emergency Home Repair Program The purpose of the Emergency Home Repair Program is to provide assistance to the very low income elderly and/or disabled homeowners with essential home repairs. Eligibility: The applicant must be the owner occupant of the residence within the city limits which is and has been the customary and usual place of residence for the applicant for at least one year The applicant's annual income must not exceed 50% of the median income for the City of Galveston as published by HUD The applicant must be at least 62 years of age or long-term disabled and provide disability statement to verify The applicant must not have received prior assistance from the City under any housing program for at least 10 years prior to applying for the Emergency Repair Home Program How the Program Works: The Grants and Housing Department receives prospective applicants by walk-ins, telephone, and referrals from health care agencies. The Department is responsible for:

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