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DMNS : Exhibitions & Programs See butterflies, moths, and other insects from colorado and around the world Adult, Child, and family programs. Visit Adults and Families Children in http://www.dmns.org/main/en/General/Visit/AccessAndSpecialNeeds/ExhibitsAndProgr
Extractions: Search: Visitor Info Exhibitions IMAX Planetarium ... Museum History There are a number of exhibitions in the Museum that contain components for the mobility, hearing, vision, and learning impaired. Browse through the list below to find out which exhibitions can make your visit more rewarding. American Sign Language interpreters are available for all Education programs. Five business days notice is required; availability cannot be guaranteed. Check our listing for Adults and below. Insects Edge of the Wild See beautiful dioramas showing Colorado's large mammals in natural settings Touch a bighorn sheep horn to count the rings and see how old it is Touch skulls, hair, tracks, scat, and markings
Colorado HCPF - Frequently Asked Questions family Health Line for information about various programs. Denver Metro Area . general Questions about Health Care programs and Medicaid http://www.chcpf.state.co.us/HCPF/elig/faq.asp
Extractions: Department of Health Care Policy and Financing Frequently Asked Questions Below is a list of questions that are frequently asked of people within our department. We have compiled a short answer to each of these questions, hoping you might find the answer you are seeking. Please click on the question you may have about our programs, a new document will be displayed. To come back to this list, click the BACK button of your browser software. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call our Customer Service Information Line (Se Habla Espanol). General Questions about Health Care and Medicaid Questions regarding Medicaid and Managed Care Questions regarding the Web Portal Application Other Questions regarding Medicaid Important Phone Numbers for Medicaid Clients Customer Service Information Line (Se Habla Espanol):
Colorado Department Of Education Home Page Information about colorado Department of Education programs, projects and initiatives . CDE Staff and general Information Page http://www.cde.state.co.us/index_home.htm
Finding Funders - Web Sites Of Private Foundations - G The Denver, coloradobased Gates family Foundation was established in 1946 by The Grant Program section of the trust s Web site provides a general http://fdncenter.org/funders/grantmaker/gws_priv/priv_g.html
Extractions: Founded in 1968, the Gamble Foundation supports organizations that serve disadvantaged children and youth in San Francisco, Marin and Napa counties. The Foundation focuses on agricultural/environmental education, homelessness, vocational training, recreation/sports, and programs that prevent substance abuse and teen violence. To a lesser degree, the Foundation supports environmental organizations that focus on land preservation and sustainability, animal welfare and management, and pollution control. The Web site provides an application procedure and contact information. The Gar Foundation was established in 1967 to support organizations located in Summit County, Ohio. Organizations in Cuyahoga, Medina, Portage, Stark, and Wayne Counties are given secondary consideration. Interests of the foundation include education, arts, social services, and other areas that are deemed supportive to communities. Visit the foundation's Web site to find out how to apply for support. The foundation's Web site also contains guidelines for applying, a helpful FAQs section, information about special initiatives, and contact information.
Colorado House Bill 021303, the colorado family Literacy Act of 2002, creates the colorado The bill would have provided grants for family literacy programs. http://www.famlit.org/PolicyandAdvocacy/StateFamlit/colorado.cfm
Extractions: The Colorado Family Literacy Consortium is a partnership made up of the Colorado Department of Education, Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS), Head Start, Mid-Continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL), the University of Colorado at Denver (UCD), and Metropolitan State College of Denver (MSCD), as well as Adult Education and Family Literacy, Even Start, Migrant Education Even Start, and Early Childhood Initiatives programs of the Colorado Department of Education. The consortium's purpose is to coordinate family literacy efforts in the state and to leverage public funds. Family Literacy/Colorado Works Planning Grants Family Literacy/Colorado Works Planning Grants provide funds for local planning activities to enhance collaboration efforts between Even Start programs and Colorado Works programs. The purpose of these grants is to develop inter-program collaboration to improve work preparation services delivered through family literacy programs. Funding comes from Colorado's Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Initiative Grant. Grants of $5,000 maximum per site are available to only to Even Start family literacy programs. A 25 percent match is also required. In 1990, the Colorado Adult Literacy Act permitted the Colorado Department of Education to develop a fund for adult literacy, but no appropriation was made for that purpose. Governor Roy Romer and First Lady Bea Romer formed the Colorado Initiative on Family Literacy in 1993 with the purpose of uniting existing literacy efforts to push for family literacy. This produced The Family and Workplace Literacy Bill, which defined family literacy according to the four-component model. The bill would have provided grants for family literacy programs. A request for a $500,000 appropriation was also made to fund the bill. That money was to be administered by the Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System (CCCOES). However, the bill was not passed because opponents said CCCOES lacked the statutory authority to administer the grants program and tabled the bill.
Southern Colorado Family Med AAFP Directory of family Practice Residency programs. Southern colorado familyMedicine Pueblo , CO 810043733. Note This page reflects data from 2004 to http://www.aafp.org/residencies/051085001.html
North Colorado Family Medicine AAFP Directory of family Practice Residency programs. North colorado familyMedicine Greeley , CO 806346070. Note This page reflects data from 2004 to http://www.aafp.org/residencies/050570001.html
Extractions: For over 65 years Patti's Restaurant has been family owned, operated, and specializing in a refreshing mix of both American and Italian food. An all inclusive menu that will satisfy your appetite and your taste buds. Penrose Chamber of Commerce - providing quality communication and resources to create a cooperative climate among the business community; and to enhance the social and economic development of Penrose, Colorado
Denver For general support. Denver, CO. family Pathways of colorado, Inc. $20000 For Great Start/Gran Principios family Visitor Program. Montrose, CO http://www.rrmtf.org/communities/2002grants/denver.htm
Extractions: Total: $1 Adoption Exchange For Families Connecting for Kids in metro Denver Aurora, CO Advocates For Children For general support Aurora, CO Arapahoe House, Inc. For children and adolescent programs Thorton, CO Bal Swan Children's Center For services to children with special needs Broomfield, CO Catholic Health Initiatives Mountain Region Foundation For the St. Anthony Health Foundation's Flight for Life
Colorado State University - General Catalog general Catalog for colorado State University. The following is a list ofgraduate degree programs offered by colorado State. http://catalog.colostate.edu/index.asp?url=catalog_04-06/degree_programs
Family Violence Program - Colorado Bar Association This site promotes the efforts of the colorado Bar Association s family ViolenceProgram and provides general information on issues of family violence http://www.cobar.org/group/index.cfm?EntityID=dpfvp
Contact Us - Casey Family Programs Casey family programs is a national operating foundation with offices across thecountry. Please address general inquiries there or send email to http://www.casey.org/ContactUs/
Extractions: Contact information for our field offices, Indian Child Welfare offices, project offices, and systems improvement offices is listed below by state. Select a state: Headquarters Alaska Arizona California Colorado District of Columbia Hawai`i Idaho Louisiana Montana North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Washington Wyoming
Colorado Chautauqua Association - Programs colorado Chautauqua Association in Boulder, colorado is a non profit organization Donna Nikander, a family Nurse Practitioner, and Debbie Stringfellow, http://www.chautauqua.com/programs_2003_fall_winter.html
Extractions: Richard Baker-Roshi is a Zen Teacher and dharma successor of Shunryu Suzuki- Roshi, the first Zen Master to establish residential and monastic practice for laypersons, priests, and monks in the West. Baker-Roshi has committed his life to discovering and cultivating a way that combines monastic practice, community life, and the study of the interrelationship between Asian and Western cultural practices. He is Abbot and Head Teacher of the Crestone Mountain Zen Center
The David And Lucile Packard Foundation: 2003 Grants Pueblo, colorado $5000 for general operating and program support Pueblo,colorado $40000 for the Nursefamily Partnership Program and the Infant http://www.packard.org/index.cgi?page=grants&year=2003&id=local
Denver Family Resource Schools, Denver, Colorado The family Resource Schools are seven schools in Denver, colorado, They providetraditional academic support programs for students as well as http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/envrnmnt/css/cs1lk13.htm
Extractions: The Family Resource Schools are seven schools in Denver, Colorado, that use site-based management and community partnerships for the delivery of human services to children and adults. They provide traditional academic support programs for students as well as family-focused programs for adults. According to Trujillo (1993-1994), the schools "aim to increase students' academic achievement though enriching the academic program and removing noneducational barriers to learning" (p. 34). Each school has developed summer programs for students and has expanded its hours during the day to accommodate parent and community involvement. At the Family Resource Schools, emphasis is placed on the role of the principal in sharing power with teachers and parents, providing teachers sufficient time and professional development to perform their new responsibilities, and preparing school staff for changes that inevitably will occur when a school becomes part of a collaborative. Each school has a collaborative decision-making team comprised of teachers, the principal, office and building staff, parents and families, neighborhood volunteers, and business representatives. Each school also has a site coordinator who implements and manages the programs and coordinates school, parent, and community outreach.
Extractions: The Adjutant General, Colorado National Guard Major General Mason C. Whitney is the Adjutant General of Colorado. He is responsible for the command administration of more than 5,400 Colorado Army and Air National Guard members located in over 30 Colorado communities. He is also responsible for over 2,500 Civil Air Patrol officers, cadets, and volunteers in the Colorado Wing. He is the Executive Director for Colorado and a member of the Governor's Cabinet. Maj. Gen. Whitney was selected for the prestigious position of Adjutant General on January 21, 2000 by Governor Bill Owens. "General Whitney's 30 years of military service to our country has earned him the respect of those not only in Colorado, but in our nation's capital as well," said Governor Owens. "He is a man of integrity and will serve the citizens of Colorado well in his position."
Weld County - Cooperative Extension- General Livestock colorado Master Gardener Program Do you have questions about caring for your However, that is not always possible due to illness, family emergencies, http://www.co.weld.co.us/departments/extension/hortmgprog.html
Extractions: Do you have questions about caring for your lawn or shrubs? Would you like to know what plants grow at high altitude? Master Gardener telephone consultants answer more than 10,000 gardening questions each and send out fact sheets about hundreds of topics from the challenge of gardening in Colorado to choosing the best plants for your home landscape. Colorado Master Gardener volunteers assist the local office of CSU Cooperative Extension to extend knowledge-based information on home yard care and gardening into the community. Colorado Master Gardeners are involved in a wide variety of ways, including assisting with office phone calls and walk-in customers, staffing information booths and diagnostic clinics, writing for local newspapers, and mentoring youth groups and community gardening and greening projects. Colorado Master Gardeners enjoy sharing gardening knowledge and networking with other garden enthusiasts.
Colorado Workforce By The Colo. Dept. Of Labor And Employment Form 3800 is the general Business Credit a type of summary form. Information onColorado Works programs Credit. This program is not related to WOTC or http://www.coworkforce.com/EMP/wotcw2w.asp
Extractions: Categories "D" and "F" expired: Please note that the federally designated urban or rural Empowerment Zones or Enterprise Communities in Denver, Colorado (zip codes: 80202, 80204, 80205, 80211, 80216, 80219, 80223) expired in December 2004. Therefore, for hire dates on or after January 1, 2005, we are not able to issue WOTC certifications for categories D and F. There is more information about these categories in the sections that follow. Any future updates will be noted on this website. As of October 10, 2004, President Bush signed into law the "Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2004" extending the WOTC Program and the WtW Tax Credit for two years, i.e., through December 31, 2005. The reauthorization is retroactive to the expiration date of December 31, 2003. The anticipated changes which were being negotiated in the reauthorization process were not addressed at this point in time. Therefore the program guidelines are left unchanged. Please direct any questions to :
