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Family Justice Program by Judith S Kaye, 1997 The New York State public assistance standard of need: A policy brief by Janet Wedel, 1986 One third of our children: The effect of new directions in welfare policy on New York City's children by Hugh O'Neill, 1996 The feasibility of a grant diversion program for AFDC mothers by Mary Bryna Sanger, 1982 A Second Chance for Families: 5 Years Later Follow Up of a Program to Prevent Foster Care by Mary Ann Jones, 1986-04 The Comprehensive Directory: Programs and Services for Children With Disabilities and Special Needs and Their Families in the Metro New York Area by Inc. Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2002-02-02 The Comprehensive Directory: Programs and Services for Children and Youth from Birth to 26 With Disabilities and Special Needs and Their Families in the Metro New York Area Empowering families to choose quality childcare in New York City.: An article from: Policy Studies Journal by Amy Abbandondelo, Carl Nadler, 2007-08-01 Camps 2004: Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth with Special Needs and Disabilities in the Metro New York Area (English and Spanish) by Inc. Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2004-02-28 Camps 2008: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area Camps 2007: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area Summer Programs on College Campuses for Kids 8-18: Upstate New York 1996-1997 by Carole Warsawer-Greenblatt, 1995-09 Camps 2003: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area by Inc Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2003-02 Crises of Family Disorganization: Programs to Soften Their Impact on Children - Papers delivered to the New York State Fifth Biennial Divisional Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, November 18, 1967 by Eleanor & Bernard, Viola W [Viola Wertheim] Pavenstedt, 1971

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41. Welcome To The Children's Aid Society Online!
    new york s oldest children s charity, providing 150 years of services to programs in community centers, camps, public schools, family courts and even in  
    http://www.childrensaidsociety.org/
    
    Extractions: From adoption and foster care to health services and education, The Children's Aid Society is on the front lines of services to New York City's underserved children and families, providing cutting-edge programs in community centers, camps, public schools, family courts and even in children's own homes. See our full range of programs and services. Mission Statement. Assemblyman Adriano Espaillat announced that he has secured fifty-thousand dollars for The Children's Aid Society to be used for a new orthodontic clinic at Intermediate School 218 in Washington Heights. The clinic will greatly expand and enhance the dental services offered by Children's Aid at I.S. 218. Read More ARod Donates to CAS School-Based Mental Health Programs

42. Film Society - New York Video Festival
    Called a moving painting by my sister, the film blends found family footage Coorganized by Taeko Baba of new york-Tokyo, this program of screenings,  
    http://www.filmlinc.com/wrt/programs/7-2004/nyvideofest04.htm

43. New York Family Practice Residency Programs
    Program— Bronx. NYCOM/St. Barnabas Hospital family Practice/ Program— Jamaica. new york Medical College (Brooklyn-Queens) Program— Jamaica  
    http://www.ms4c.org/fp/fp-state-ny.shtml

44. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art - Events & Programs: Family Programs
    Offsite programs are positive and fun learning experiences for new york City The program Meet the Met The Offsite Program for Families and Young People  
    http://www.metmuseum.org/events/ev_family.asp
    
    Extractions: Family Programs Family programs, publications, and electronic materials are undergoing a period of intense experimentation at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with the goal of creating a rich learning experience for all families who visit the Museum. Printed gallery guides and Museum hunts are available at the Uris Information Desk on the ground floor of the Museum, near the 81st Street entrance. In addition, families have a sizable menu of programs to choose from throughout the week and on weekends. All of the programs listed below are free with Museum admission and require no advance reservations except for programs for families in Spanish Meet the Met: The Offsite Program for Families and Young People , and Discoveries All times are provisional ; consult the online calendar Special Family Programs These programs change seasonally. Please check the online calendar for current program listings. Holiday Monday Family Programs

45. Welcome To Family Support America
    family Support new york was initiated by the Governor’s office to ensure programs That Are Part of Libraries. Over the past year, new york has examined  
    http://www.familysupportamerica.org/content/mapping_dir/fsstates/fsa_ny.htm
    
    Extractions: Family Support New York Highlights of State Accomplishments State Framework Family Support New York was initiated by the Governor’s office to ensure state-level participation and sustainability. The Council on Children and Families, which was formed by state statute, ensures the coordination of 13 state health, education, and human services agencies and, since 1992, has focused its operating framework around the principles and practices of family support. Among its many responsibilities is increasing the availability of family support training. The state’s family support efforts include: 17 family support centers funded through state and federal dollars, which currently serve 3,100 families in poverty, under stress, on welfare, and in need of early childhood services The Family Support Services Program, which serves more than 50,000 individuals with disabilities and their families ($50 million budget, 500 programs statewide)

46. Graduate Programs At State University Of New York Institute Of Technology (Sunyi
    There are 12 matching records for State University Of new york Institute Of Technology (Sunyit). MS Nursing with a Major in family Nurse Practitioner  
    http://schools.gradschools.com/graduate-schools/SUNY-Institute-Technology.html
    
    Extractions: Graduate student loans and financial aid specifically for Graduate students Following is a list of all campus based programs at State University Of New York Institute Of Technology (Sunyit) There are matching records for State University Of New York Institute Of Technology (Sunyit) . Displaying matches through State University Of New York Institute Of Technology (Sunyit) Program promotes the use of sociological and anthropological theory and research to formulate, implement, and evaluate organizationally based interventions, and provides students with knowledge and skills that can be used in multiple settings, including: problem formulation, theoretical application, intervention design, organizational development, quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection and analysis, integration of diverse methods of data collection and analysis, evaluation, information technology and participatory design, program advocacy, and ethical practice. Graduates are qualified for careers as a: program director, developer, or evaluator; grant writer; research and data analyst; team leader; project coordinator.

47. NYLIC Family Programs
    To promote and encourage individual giving, the Foundation matches gifts made by eligible new york Life employees, agents and retirees  
    http://www.newyorklife.com/cda/0,3254,13096,00.html
    
    Extractions: Application Guidelines Contact Information Competitive Grants Local Volunteer Action ... Volunteers for LIFE NYLIC Programs Press Releases Award Program NYLIC Family Programs The Foundation offers three grant programs that support New York Life agents', employees' and retirees' volunteer involvement with nonprofit charitable agencies in their communities: Competitive Grants Program Local Volunteer Action Program TeamGrant Program The Competitive Grants Program and Local Volunteer Action Program recognize ongoing volunteer service by an individual, while the TeamGrant Program supports short-term or single-event team projects. Eligible individuals may apply for all three programs in the same year. In addition, the Foundation offers two programs that support education. The Educational Matching Gift Program encourages members of the New York Life family to support institutions of learning, while the New York Life Family Scholars Program offers the opportunity for the children of New York Life agents and employees to compete for scholarships. To Top NYLIC Family Programs

48. Hazelden - Hazelden New York -- Alcohol And Drug Addiction Treatment In New York
    continuing care programs, family program, alumni services, and physician training. programs and services available at Hazelden new york include  
    http://www.hazelden.org/servlet/hazelden/cms/ptt/hazl_255025_shade.html?sf=t&sh=

49. MoMA.org | Education
    Ford family programs at MoMA are made possible by Ford Motor Company. new york State Council on the Arts. Community programs family Outreach programs  
    http://www.moma.org/education/acknowledgments.html
    
    Extractions: School Programs are made possible by endowments established by The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation, William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Mimi and Peter Haas, and by the gift of Jamie and Emmett Watson. Major annual support is provided by JPMorgan Chase, Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro, Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Murray and Belle Nathan, B. Z. Schwartz, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency, Ambac Financial Group, Tiger Baron Foundation, and other generous donors. High School Programs High School Programs are made possible by an endowment established by The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation. MoMA After-School is presented by Time Warner. Support for Friday Night at the Movies is provided by John and Margot Ernst. In the Making: Summer at MoMA is made possible by an endowment established by the Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Foundation. The High School Museum Studies Program is made possible by the Lily Auchincloss Foundation, The Overbrook Foundation, and J. E. and Z. B. Butler Foundation. Special thanks to Prestone Printing, Inc. and Top Notch Graphics.

50. New York's Premier Alternative Newspaper. Arts, Music, Food, Movies And Opinion
    new york s alternative newspaper. Interviews, opinion, arts, listings, restaurants, music, Special events and family programs also held regularly.  
    http://www.nypress.com/18/32/livelearn/livelearnlistings.cfm
    
    Extractions: SUBSCRIBE UNSUBSCRIBE I HAVE READ and agree to our terms and conditions MORE INFO advertisement E-Mail the Editor Printer-friendly Version E-Mail this story Small Text ... Dan Elkind : The Ketamine Deviations advertisements LISTINGS Live and Learn class listings—100 Guggenheim Museum 1071 5th Ave. (89th St.) Offering a variety of lectures and continuing education opportunities, including courses on contemporary modern art and learning photoshop through art. See website for details. MoMA 1000 5th Ave. (82nd St.) MoMAÕs fall course list includes everything from Art and Politics to DIY Art Radio. The museum also has ongoing tours, lectures and programs for kids, adults and families. See website for more information. Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway A year-round schedule of programs including tours, gallery talks and art classes. See website for complete list of events.

51. United Way Of New York City: Our Programs & Initiatives
    The yearly cost of sheltering a family in new york City is $32000 based on The Housing Help Program targets families living in zip code 10451 of the  
    http://www.unitedwaynyc.org/?id=17&pg=hhp

52. The Foundation Center - New York
    new york s First family Justice Center Opens. More Spotlight On The Foundation Center offers free education and special programs that can assist you  
    http://fdncenter.org/newyork/
    
    Extractions: Once again this November is designated as Celebrating Philanthropy month, when we honor those who are making so many contributions to society. Sponsorship of this special event provides a unique way to interact with the nonprofit and philanthropic sector, increasing name recognition among our audiences for your organization or business. Sponsorship opportunities are available at four different levels. To learn more

53. Ny, Or Energy Efficiency Programs
    In new york, the state Public Service Commission created a multiutility system In addition, the program’s Assisted Multi-family Building Program  
    http://neaap.ncat.org/journal/Spring03/eeprograms.htm
    
    Extractions: Spring 2003 NY, OR Programs Work To Reduce Demand For Electricity Two state energy efficiency programs, one on the East Coast and one on the West, are specifically designed to reduce statewide electric demand and to include the working poor in energy efficiency programs. In New York , the state Public Service Commission created a multi-utility system benefits charge (SBC) for energy efficiency in 1998. The SBC was designed to continue funding energy efficiency and renewable energy programs that "might not immediately develop in the competitive market place." Yearly funding averages $150 million. These programs are available to customers of Central Hudson, Con Edison, NYSEG, Niagara Mohawk, Orange and Rockland, and Rochester Gas and Electric. (Outside the SBC, the Long Island Power Authority and the New York Power Authority administer their own energy efficiency programs.) The PSC named the New York Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) as administrator of the fund under the New York Energy $mart program.

54. Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, Tupper Lake New York Family Attractions In The Adiron
    Adirondack Mountains,new york Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, Tupper Lake family Attractions A winter Play reading series and ArtsIn-Education programs and  
    http://www.saranaclake.com/famattractions.shtml
    
    Extractions: The mission of the Adirondack Carousel is to build and maintain a full-size carousel filled with indigenous animals in the Village of Saranac Lake, NY. We seek to strengthen our community by providing a compatible a responsible means of healthy growth for the Adirondack Region. Currently in development, we welcome supporters with an interest in the arts, community building, the Adirondac environment, and, of course, carousels. Our office is located at 169 Olive Street, Saranac Lake above Books and Baskets. E-mail The Adirondack High Peaks Wilderness Train adventure is a 20 mile round trip from Lake Placid Station to Saranac Lake Union Depot. You can depart from either station. Be sure to take the time to walk through the village of Saranac Lake or the famous Lake Placid before heading back. You can spend the day or just a few hours - 45 minutes each way with a 1/2 hour layover. Walk, ski or snowshoe the VIC's extensive well-marked trail system, and take in the views of water, mountains and wildlife. The VIC also offers exhibitions, classes, workshops, and festivals, that provide entertaining environmental education for all ages. The VIC is the site of the annual Wildlife Festival, held each July, and is home to the first butterfly house in the United States devoted exclusively to native species. The VIC is open year-round, and is located on RT 30, 1 mile north of Paul Smith's College; the phone number is 327-3000. The Newcomb VIC: Route 28N, Newcomb, P.O. Box 101, Newcomb, NY 12852, (518) 582-2000.

55. AFSCME Guide To Winning Work/Family Programs - The New York State Labor/Manageme
    AFSCME Guide to Winning Work/family programs. The new york State Labor/Management Child Care Advisory Committee. One of the most comprehensive and effective  
    http://www.afscme.org/wrkplace/wfp13.htm
    
    Extractions: Child Care Advisory Committee One of the most comprehensive and effective labor/management committees is the New York State Labor/Management Child Care Advisory Committee (LMCCAC). The committee was established in 1981 to reduce the rate of unplanned absenteeism and tardiness, improve morale and the quality of work life, recruit and retain employees, and serve as a model and resource to other employers. LMCCAC agreed to open and operate child care centers at, and near, state facilities throughout the state. Today, there are 50 centers serving several thousand children. Funding is negotiated and then administered through a cooperative joint labor/management effort between the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations and five public employee unions, the largest of which is AFSCME’s Civil Service Employees Association. Total funding for the 1997-1998 budget year is $3.6 million. In addition to the network of child care centers, LMCCAC implemented a dependent care reimbursement account program and a child care and eldercare resource and referral service. It also administers a Work and Family Initiatives Fund which awards small grants of up to $1,500 to eligible local labor/management committees and network child care centers. The grants are used to conduct seminars on parenting and eldercare, sponsor work and family information fairs, or to set up parent resource areas at the workplace.

56. Major Advocacy Programs
    For new yorkers who are blind, the NYS Department of Children and family The project, which at this writing provides services in new york City and on  
    http://www.cqc.state.ny.us/Advocacy/pamaj.htm
    
    Extractions: Major Advocacy Programs Overview Client Assistance Program (CAP) Adult Home Advocacy Program Interest on Lawyers Accounts Fund (IOLA) The Advocacy Services Bureau currently administers nine distinct advocacy programs for persons with disabilities, namely Protection and Advocacy for the Developmentally Disabled (PADD), Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness (PAIMI), Client Assistant Program (CAP), Protection and Advocacy for Individual Rights (PAIR), Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security (PABSS), and Interest on Lawyers Accounts (IOLA). As described below, each of these programs has its own governing legislation, funding level and organizational structure. The DD Act's only major eligibility requirement is that the identified client be developmentally disabled (based on the federal definition) and that the problem be related to the disability. Access to records and programs is quite broad. As a result issues addressed by PADD are very diverse. Typically, PADD's major case issues categories are special education, abuse, medical entitlements and financial entitlements. Although special education makes up forty percent of PADD's yearly caseload and receives probably the most attention, PADD staff deal with issues such as employment and housing discrimination, early intervention services, guardianship, insurance, rehabilitation services, sterilization and voting rights, to name just a few of the more common issues.

57. Impact Of Proposed Federal Budget On Adult Education In New York State – Li
    Adult education programs in new york State annually serve over 165000 both the adult education and family literacy program and also includes new york’s  
    http://www.lacnyc.org/support/budget06/NYState_impact.htm
    
    Extractions: What is the solution? There are two proposed changes in the budget that President Bush just submitted to Congress that could dramatically affect adult education and family literacy programs (Title II of the Workforce Investment Act) in New York State: Cut of nearly 64% in federal funding. The budget is reduced from $569 million to $207 million for WIA Title II (adult education and family literacy). Potential consolidation with other funding streams into a block grant called the “WIA Plus Consolidated Grant Program.” The governor of each state will have the option of consolidating adult education and family literacy with other “job training” programs administered by the U.S. Departments of Education, Agriculture, and Labor into a single job training block grant. The specific programs that could be consolidated are:

58. New York
    new york. The Steps to a HealthierUS fiveyear cooperative agreement program family resource centers; child and adult food care programs; Head Start;  
    http://www.healthierus.gov/steps/grantees/NY_State.html
    
    Extractions: New York The Steps to a HealthierUS five-year cooperative agreement program aims to help Americans live longer, better, and healthier lives by reducing the burden of diabetes, overweight, obesity, and asthma and addressing three related risk factors—physical inactivity, poor nutrition, and tobacco use. For FY 2003, this U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) program allocated $13.6 million to fund 23 communities, including four counties in New York, to implement community action plans to reduce health disparities and promote quality health care and prevention services. Project Area Target Population of Steps Interventions Students and staff members in low-income school districts, children, employees, health care providers, low-income mothers, people with special needs, people with disabilities, tobacco users, public housing residents, people with diabetes or prediabetes, people living in households with someone with asthma, teachers, Hispanic communities, and African-American mothers. Proposed Interventions Media Increase public awareness of the health breast-feeding (Broome).

59. Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Program Fact Sheet
    new york s Delinquency Prevention Grant Program is supported by federal funds awarded to programs consider the influence of family, peer group, school,  
    http://criminaljustice.state.ny.us/ofpa/juvdelprevfactsheet.htm
    
    Extractions: N ew York's Delinquency Prevention Grant Program is supported by federal funds awarded to the Division of Criminal Justice Services under Title V of the federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. New York's funding allocation was raised to $2.4 million in 1999. The Division of Criminal Justice Services administers federal funds to local programs that target youth 7 - 15 years old. New York's Delinquency Prevention Program focuses on the risk and protective factors shown to be related to juvenile delinquency. Using this approach, communities first identify the risk factors that contribute to their delinquency problems. Risk factors include: drug use in the home and the community; long-term unemployment in their areas; poor academic achievement; truancy; lack of positive peer influence; lack of school or community involvement; and high levels of community or family violence. In assessing risk, communities consider a range of family, peer, school, and community factors that foster delinquency. Once risk factors are identified, the community increases the protective factors that can prevent or reduce delinquent behaviors. Mechanisms to promote protective factors may include the use of mentoring programs, organized family activities, community volunteer opportunities, and academic tutoring. Protective factors can increase a child's own resiliency to risk. They also can enhance the living environment by fostering positive social interaction, encouraging strong bonding within the family, and creating attachments within the community.

60. South Street Seaport Museum
    of the Port of new york and its commercial and cultural impact on the city, Join our weekend family programs designed for kids age four and older!  
    http://www.southstseaport.org/

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