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Maternal health and infant survival: An analysis of medical and social services to pregnant women, newborns, and their families in ten European countries, ... Health, the University of North Carolina by C. Arden Miller, 1987 Steering wheels: founding family keeps a firm grip on Old Dominion as it gears up for more growth in a troubled industry.(Congdon family)(Company Profile): An article from: Business North Carolina by Edward Martin, 2003-08-01 International Workshop on Communication Aspects of Family Planning Programs: Final Report (Carolina Population Center Monograph Series, Monograph 3) Taming the Wild Tube: A Family's Guide to Television and Video by Robert L. Schrag, 1990-09 Development administration in a north Indian state: the family planning program in Uttar Pradesh by Robert Ellsworth Elder, 1972 NCtrend.(unemployment rates)(Statistical table): An article from: Business North Carolina by Gale Reference Team, 2008-10-01 Floridians chill to hills' thrills.(Western)(real estate development): An article from: Business North Carolina by Unavailable, 2009-09-01 Applying models to the family planning programs of developing countries (Program design paper - Carolina Population Center ; 2) by Curtis P McLaughlin, 1972 Aspects of family and kinship in a North Carolina coastal community: A comparative study by James C Sabella, 1979 Measuring components of family planning program effort (Papers / Carolina Population Center) by Barbara Entwisle, 1988 Vasectomy and national family planning programs in Asia and Latin America (Carolina papers in international health and development) by Suzanne L Cohen, 1996 Part H policy development for families: A case study report (Carolina Policy Studies Program) by Patricia A Place, 1992 Families and eldercare issues facing families who are caring for older relatives (SuDoc HE 1.1002:F 21/NOTEBK.) by U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, 1994 Status of states' policies that affect families: Procedural safeguards P.L. 99-457, part H, the infants and toddlers with handicaps program by Patricia A Place, 1991

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21. NCAFP - NC Family Medicine Residency Programs
    Provides information to medical students about the family practice residencyprograms in north carolina (NC)  
    http://www.ncafp.com/students/residency.html
    
    Extractions: Home Academy Foundation Residents Students Advocacy Member Services Resources Site Map NC Residency Programs Membership Information Student Officers FMIG Focus Web Resources ... Contact Information The Mountain Area Health Education Center's (MAHEC) Family Medicine Residency Program is located in beautiful Asheville, nestled in the Smoky Mountains. This program is affiliated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Mission St. Joseph's Health System, a regional referral center. The MAHEC program in Hendersonville is a rural track program affiliated with the Margaret R. Pardee Memorial Hospital. Each provides the ideal blend of community hospital warmth with university-hospital medical education resources. The educational emphases of the program include community-oriented primary care, behavioral medicine and family therapy, obstetrics, adult medicine, procedures, and rural health care. Family Medicine residents come to Asheville for the program's creative atmosphere and to enjoy the recreational resources of western North Carolina. MAHEC Family Medicine Residency Program

22. National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Central North Carolina
    Welcome to the Central north carolina Chapter web site. Some of the programswe offer are family retreat weekends, selfhelp groups, programs for  
    http://www.ncc.nmss.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Central North Carolina Chapter web site. On our site you will find information about multiple sclerosis, our Chapter, client programs, special events, and volunteer opportunities. We know living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging and we encourage you to contact us for information about MS, our programs or community resources. email or by our toll-free numbers at 1-800-229-8776 or 1-800-FIGHT-MS (344-4867). Our client programs include educational programs for people with MS and their family members as well as medical professionals. lending library containing books and videotapes that are available free of charge. programs For those of you who are participating in one of our special events, we thank you for your support. Without your participation, we would not be able to provide programs for our clients or help fund important research that is taking place to find the cause, cure, and prevention of multiple sclerosis.

23. NAMI NC/Clipping July/Aug 1999
    Matisha brought so much to the NAMI north carolina family and has been instrumentalin the growth and success of our familyto-family programs.  
    http://www.naminc.org/clippings/clip07993.htm
    
    Extractions: North Carolina’s Voice on Mental Illness Family-to-Family Coordinator Leaves NAMI NC Matisha Brown, our Family-to-Family Coordinator for the past 1½ years, has left NAMI North Carolina. Matisha brought so much to the NAMI North Carolina family and has been instrumental in the growth and success of our Family-to-Family programs. While we are saddened at losing Matisha, we are happy for her. Matisha will be joining Community Alternatives for Supportive Abodes (CASA) in Wake County. CASA is one of the most innovative and successful programs in the state providing supported housing for individuals with mental illness. Joining CASA is a wonderful opportunity for Matisha and also allows her to continue her work on behalf of people with mental illness and their families. Matisha has offered to remain involved with NAMI North Carolina as a Family-to-Family educator, and we will take her up on that offer. We are grateful to have benefitted from her talents while she was at NAMI North Carolina and we wish Matisha the greatest success in her new endeavor.

24. Partnership Profiles. North Carolina Partnership For Children (Smart Start)
    north carolina Partnership for Children (Smart Start) on health services,and family support programs and services, such as parenting and education.  
    http://www.nccic.org/ccpartnerships/profiles/smartstart.htm
    
    Extractions: The Child Care Partnership Project Description Partners The North Carolina Partnership for Children (NCPC) is a state initiative that was established to provide support to county-level Smart Start partnerships and to set statewide goals for early childhood programs and services funded by the initiative. NCPC provides funding and technical assistance to county partnerships on program development, administration, organizational development, communication, fiscal management, technology, contracts management, and fundraising. County-level groups that receive Smart Start funds are required to have broad-based community participation. These local board members include: families; private business; schools; health departments; social service departments; Head Start; cooperative extension; community foundations; non-profit religious organizations; child care resource and referral agencies; interagency coordinating councils; city and county governments;

25. Paying For College - North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities, Tuition
    programs are available to cover the difference between what a family will Every fulltime north carolina student who has resided in the state for at  
    http://www.ncicu.org/paying.html
    
    Extractions: Let's face it, cost is a big determining factor in choosing the right institution. The Facts The amount a family will be expected to contribute for college costs and the resulting eligibility for federal financial aid is determined by national standards that consider such factors as annual income, assets, debts, number of family members in college and other considerations. It is important to keep in mind that the amount of federal financial aid eligibility and financial need changes according to the estimated expenses at each college, not by the amount a family is expected to pay. Therefore, more financial aid may be available for higher-cost colleges and universities.

26. North Carolina Grantmakers
    The Kathleen Price Bryan family Fund, was established in 1955 to serve as a north carolina Arts Council Funding arts programs in north carolina  
    http://www.fundsnetservices.com/northcar.htm
    
    Extractions: Grants throughout nine southea stern states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee Focus on the people who have the power to improve learning. Will consider all of the places where learning occurs - not only in individual schools and school systems, but also in workplaces, homes and communities at large. Kathleen Price Bryan Foundation Closed

27. The Kennedy Center Around The Nation
    Youth and family programs An initiative which creates, commissions, produces,presents and President, north carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center  
    http://www.kennedy-center.org/states/state.cfm?state=NC

28. School Of Agriculture And Environmental Sciences, NC A&T University
    Several of north carolina A T Extension s programs have gained regional, family and Consumer Sciences. Becoming a Mother Keeping in Touch With You a  
    http://www.ag.ncat.edu/extension/programs/
    
    Extractions: Programs for People S Youth Development Programs Down-to-Earth - using the scientific method to unlock young minds and help them understand sustainable agricultural production K-3rd Grade Youth Development Program - reaching out to children 5-8 to help them become competent, caring and contributing citizens Small Scale Agriculture Dark Side of the Sun - providing farmers and farm workers information on the risks of skin cancer and other skin diseases caused by prolonged exposure to the sun Environmental Intervention Program for Small-Scale and Limited-Resource Farmers in North Carolina - focusing on the development and implementation of environmental intervention programs for the state's small-scale farmers. The Farm Opportunities Program - delivering one-on-one, hands-on instruction in efforts to help small-scale and limited-resource farmers Small Farmer Outreach Training and Technical Assistance Project - basic business management training for farmers with overextended credit and cash-flow problems Ways to Grow - helping small-scale farmers explore alternatives to traditional crops and livestock enterprises Family and Consumer Sciences Becoming a Mother: Keeping in Touch With You - a program for pregnant and parenting adolescents Leadership and Economic Development Programs Community Voices - empowering communities by developing untapped leadership potential

29. Community Health Charities - Local Offices
    Counselingindividual and family • Free programs and materials • Lending libraries NAMI north carolina 1-800-451-9682 or (919) 788-0801 family support  
    http://www.healthcharities.org/org_profile_chc2729/org_profile_chc_show.htm?attr

30. NC Hungernet - The Face Of Hunger In North Carolina (RTPnet)
    The purpose of the north carolina Childhood Hunger Project (NCCHP) is to AdoptA-School and Adopt-A-family programs could be developed to help with the  
    http://www.rtpnet.org/nchunger/nchunger.shtml
    
    Extractions: The purpose of the North Carolina Childhood Hunger Project (NCCHP) is to provide in depth information on households that are experiencing hunger. The study examines the factors that facilitate getting out of hunger, as well as those factors that may act as barriers. In doing so, it takes us one step closer to gaining an understanding about the complexity of the issue of hunger in families in North Carolina and its interrelationship with other issues facing families in poverty, including employment, housing, transportation, drug abuse, domestic, violence, and health crises. Within that context, the research was guided by the goals of identifying the determinants of hunger and the enabling factors for getting out of hunger. This document presents the results of the analysis of the data collected and the findings of the study exploring issues related to hunger among the poor in North Carolina.

31. North Carolina Programs
    Statewide Leadership Development Program V. family Leadership and Resource Program Title north carolina Natural Resources Leadership Institute.  
    http://web.aces.uiuc.edu/lvd/ncarolina.html
    
    Extractions: No data submitted at this time. II. Community Leadership Program Title: Community Voices: Leadership Development for Community Decision Making Program Description and Significant Outcomes: Community Voices develops groups of limited resource and other non-traditional leaders who can work together over time, identify important community issues and solve problems related to issues in their communities. Over 1000 new leaders were trained during the pilot in four states. Since then, North Carolina extension educators and leaders from the target communities have trained more than 700 new leaders. Communities have addressed or solved over 70 issues and 35 community organizations have evolved. In one county alone more than 100 limited resource parents graduated from the program in hopes of using what they learned to address the needs of their children. Describe the Audience: The program was designed to teach or enhance the leadership skills of limited resource and other non-traditional leaders who traditionally have not been actively involved in public decision making in their communities. These persons have often experienced many social, economic and educational limitations. The program however, has also been successful with other audiences.

32. Family Caregiver Support Program
    The north carolina family Caregiver Support Program Dedicated to Improving Servicesfor family Caregivers. Home Division of Aging and Adult Services  
    http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/aging/fcaregr/fchome.htm

33. The North Carolina National Guard - Entrusted To Protect: Committed To Excellenc
    north carolina National Guard. family Readiness Program. Welcome to the NC NationalGuard family Readiness Program. Marriage Enrichment Workshops  
    http://www.nc.ngb.army.mil/family/default.asp
    
    Extractions: News Center Recruiting Family Readiness Community Programs ... Family Readiness Home Family Readiness Info State Family Readiness Office Family Assistance Centers Family Readiness Groups Regional Managers ... Additional Links Deployment Matters Deployment Family Readinesss Tools and Handbooks Veterans' Affairs Benefits North Carolina National Guard Family Readiness Program Welcome to the NC National Guard Family Readiness Program Marriage Enrichment Workshops "Enhancing Your Marriage" The North Carolina National Guard Family Readiness Team and your Chaplains have teamed up to offer you a truly outstanding program known as PREP (Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program). PREP is a weekend workshop with materials that teach couples the skills they need to nurture a lasting love. PREP is NOT therapy and is probably unlike anything to which you have been exposed! PREP

34. The North Carolina National Guard - Entrusted To Protect: Committed To Excellenc
    The purpose of the north carolina National Guard (NCNG) family Program is toenhance the quality of life for all members of the military, their families and  
    http://www.nc.ngb.army.mil/family/overview.asp
    
    Extractions: News Center Recruiting Family Readiness Community Programs ... Family Readiness Home Family Readiness Info State Family Readiness Office Family Assistance Centers Family Readiness Groups Regional Managers ... Additional Links Deployment Matters Deployment Family Readinesss Tools and Handbooks Veterans' Affairs Benefits North Carolina National Guard Family Readiness Program Program Overview Purpose The purpose of the North Carolina National Guard (NCNG) Family Program is to enhance the quality of life for all members of the military, their families and the communities in which they live. The benefits of having a successful Family Program are vast. First, family members of Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen will enjoy a sense of security knowing that a family support network exists to help them in times of need. The unit will increase their readiness levels to achieve their assigned missions because unit members will know that their families are being cared for during their absence. Even during times of normal duty, the relationships between the Guard and its families will be strengthened, and a sense of teamwork and cohesiveness will develop. The result is that the military community will be a stronger, better organization that retains good quality Guardsmen and their families.

35. Welcome
    site of the Department of family Medicine at the University of north carolina! The Residency Program features innovative care models across a broad  
    http://www.fammed.unc.edu/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the web site of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina! Long recognized as one of the leading departments in the country, we are known for our innovative patient care, excellent educational programs and research in geriatrics and rural health. See our Mission, Vision and Values Statement. This web site has been designed for many different people. It includes descriptions of: The Family Medicine Center serves patients of all ages. We feature patient focused continuity care, treatment for urgent problems and innovative clinical programs in integrative medicine, diabetes and family centered maternity care. Our Medical Student Programs feature educational opportunities in each of the four years; with many options available in acting internships, community based service projects and research. The Residency Program features innovative care models across a broad spectrum of patients, from group visits for prenatal and diabetes care and outpatient procedures, to an innovative hospitalist and maternity care program.

36. Guard Family Program
    north carolina. Return to Map Back Each state or territory has a familyProgram Joint Force Headquarters Office staffed by a State family Program  
    http://www.guardfamily.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=B0302_A.stateDetails&locationID=

37. Univ Of NC Family Practice Resident
    University of north carolina family Practice Residency Program Chapel Hill , NC27599. Note This page reflects data from 2004 to 2005  
    http://www.aafp.org/residencies/310475001.html

38. Family Information - Health Check/NC Health Choice For Children
    Health Check (Medicaid) is north carolina s Medicaid program for children.Health Choice is for children of working families who don t qualify for Health  
    http://www.nchealthystart.org/programsHCHC.html
    
    Extractions: NC Health Choice for Children Health Check (Medicaid) and NC Health Choice for Children provide free or low cost health insurance to children and teens who qualify. Health Check (Medicaid) is North Carolina's Medicaid program for children. Health Choice is for children of working families who don't qualify for Health Check (Medicaid) but who may not be able to afford private health insurance. The programs are funded by a combination of federal, state and county governments. Fill out and mail in one simple form and find out if your child is eligible. Want more information? Click on any topic below. Am I Eligible? What Is Covered? How Much Does It Cost? How Do I Apply? ... FAQs Call 1-800-367-2229 (English and Spanish)

39. Family Medicine Residency Program - New Hanover Health Network Of Wilmington, No
    The New Hanover Regional Medical Center Residency in family Medicine is a fullyaccredited program located in Wilmington, north carolina.  
    http://www.nhhn.org/11756.cfm
    
    Extractions: The New Hanover Regional Medical Center Residency in Family Medicine is a fully accredited program located in Wilmington, North Carolina. In 2004, the residency was granted accreditation as an approved osteopathic internship by the American Osteopathic Association and in affiliation with A-OPTIC/Pikeville. Our vision is excellence in education in the medical discipline of Family Medicine. Our goal is to train the most complete family physician conceivable, adhering steadfastly to the values of comprehensive, continuous, coordinated care. Our program is sponsored by New Hanover Regional Medical Center in partnership with the Coastal Health Education Center and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. We are located on the eastern coast of a state that boasts a proud tradition in graduate education in this specialty. Drawing on the abundant strengths of each institution, this program is exciting, innovative and progressive while maintaining sensitivity to individual needs.

40. NC Department Of Crime Control And Public Safety
    Like other compensation programs, north carolina is a payer of last resort work and for families who lose a breadwinner, compensation programs are  
    http://www.nccrimecontrol.org/Index2.cfm?a=000003,000016

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