41. Connecticut Divorce - Mandatory Parenting Education Programs In order to participate in a parenting education program you must make the connecticut Council of family Service Agencies (to attend a Parenting http://www.smith-lawfirm.com/div_parenting_ed.html

Connecticut Divorce Information about Connecticut's Mandatory Parenting Education Program: The official State publication. Other Site Links: A Guide to Divorce Mediation and Collaboration CT Family and Divorce Resources by Sue Smith Relocation of Children by a Divorced Parent Visitation by Grandparents and Other Third Parties ... Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements Susan K. Smith Attorney at Law 39 Russ Street Second Floor Hartford, CT 06106-1566 Tel: (860) 297-0035 Fax: (860) 297-0040 24 East Main Street (Route 44) Old Avon Village North Avon, CT 06001 Voice: (860) 678-1860 Fax: (860) 677-5229 The Fine Print: This web site provides general information only and cannot be relied upon as legal advice. Laws change and differ from State to State. Applicability of the legal principles discussed may differ substantially in individual situations. You should consult an attorney about your particular situation. Search Site Map STATE OF CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH Information About Parenting Education Programs Introduction: What are Parenting Education Programs?

42. UConn Med. School Residency & Fellowship Programs University of connecticut School of Medicine Residency and Fellowship programs . family Med Internal Med Preliminary Med Pediatrics Osteopathy http://resprog.uchc.edu/md/

RESIDENCIES The University of Connecticut School of Medicine and its affiliated hospitals provide the educational and clinical resources for an extensive residency training system. The residency and fellowship programs are part of a multi-hospital network. This network includes the clinical education of medical and dental students, clinical research, and comprehensive primary and specialty care. A patient population base of over one million is drawn from central and northern Connecticut. The full spectrum of medical education experiences, from basic sciences to residency and fellowship education is provided and monitored through the University. Fourth year electives are available in all areas to qualified students. We sponsor 47 fully accredited residency and fellowship programs. All programs provide clinical experiences in community hospitals, ambulatory care centers and an academic health sciences center actively involved in clinical and basic science research. You can learn and grow in a warm and friendly academic environment that draws the best of both worlds. With over a 100 year tradition of medical education, the hospitals collectively offer 2500 teaching beds, 250 full-time university-based and 260 full-time community hospital-based faculty. Over 800 part-time and volunteer faculty support the educational effort. Our hospitals, all within fifteen minute range from UConn Health Center include:

43. Connecticut Health Policy Project's Testimony To The General Assembly's Appropri This has become a critical support for thousands of connecticut families, The loss of these two critical coverage programs will not only cause http://www.cthealthpolicy.org/budget/testimony.htm

About Us Links Search CT Health Facts ... Home Projects Information for Consumers PCCM Policymaker Info CT Health Notes ... Book Club How To Contact Us CT Health Policy Project 703 Whitney Avenue New Haven, CT 06511 Phone: (203) 562-1636 Fax: (203) 562-1637 Email: info@cthealthpolicy.org December 11, 2002 TESTIMONY APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE RE: GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSAL Ellen Andrews, Executive Director, CT Health Policy Project Thank you for this opportunity for input on the current state budget status and the Governor's proposals to address the deficit. Specifically, I would like to express grave concerns about both critical state employee layoffs and cuts to vital health services and coverage programs. HUSKY enrollment, far from growing out of control, has seen modest increases over the last two years, as outlined in the attached policy brief. It has acted as designed, a safety net for children and families when the economy declined. As the recession threatens to deepen, freezing enrollments and eliminating eligible populations will fall hardest on those hardest hit by the economic downturn. Recognizing that children's health cannot be separated from their parents', over recent years Connecticut has slowly expanded eligibility for HUSKY parents. This has become a critical support for thousands of Connecticut families, allowing many to leave the welfare roles for work. Since children and their parents do not have separate bank accounts, eliminating this support would harm both parents and their children.

44. Directory Of Institutions-Connecticut University of connecticut, Storrs, CT 062691006 Graduate programs Accounting,Adult Graduate programs Business Administration and Management—general, http://www.gradprofiles.com/doi-geo/ct.html

Choose a Graduate Program College of Liberal Arts Master of Arts in Teaching in Elementary Education Master of Arts in Teaching in Middle Grades Master of Arts in Teaching in Secondary Grades School of Business Master of Science in Accounting Master of Science in in Computer Information Systems Master of Business Administration Master of Health Administration J.D./M.B.A. and J.D./M.H.A. School of Communications Master of Science in Journalism Master of Science in e-Media School of Health Sciences Master of Science in Molecular and Cell Biology Master of Science in Physical Therapy Master of Science in Nursing (Nurse Practicioner) Master of Science in Nursing (Forensic Nursing) Medical Laboratory Science/Biomedical Science Pathologists' Assistant Physician Assistant School of Law The Juris Dosctor Program J.D./M.B.A. and J.D./M.H.A. School of Law Adsmissions Homepage Choose a Program Art Biology Business Admin. Chemistry Comm. Disorders Computer Science Counseling Education Educational Found. Edu. Leadership English Enviro. Education Excercise Science Foreign Languages History Geography Interdisciplinary Information Science Marriage Therapy Mathematics Nursing Physics Political Science Psychology Public Health Reading Recreation Studies Quant. Analysis

45. UUA News & Events : General Assembly 2003: 2028 Family Values – Law And Ma UUA general Assembly 2003, Boston, Massachusetts. his experiences as a clergyorganizer for a connecticut advocacy group, Love Makes a family Coalition. http://www.uua.org/ga/ga03/2028.html

General Assembly 2003 Home About Us Publications ... About GA 03 Online 2028 Family Values Law and Marriage in the 21st Century Identity-Based Ministries, UUA Speakers: the Rev. Keith Kron, Hillary Goodridge, the Rev. Amy Tucker, Art Brewer, the Rev. Josh Pawelek, the Rev. Fred Small, Marshal Miller View Part 1 of this event (sound quality may be poor) View Part 2 of this event (sound quality may be poor) What will marriage law change as the 21st century unfolds? Panelists explored the possibilities with stories of activism and commitment. The Rev. Keith Kron, director of the UUA Office of Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Concerns , introduced each of the six speakers. The Rev. Amy Tucker spoke of the work in Vermont by UU ministers and lay people in laying the groundwork for the Vermont Civil Union Law Egale in Canada The Rev. Fred Small, of First Church Unitarian in Littleton, Massachusetts, told of his own stance: he will no longer sign marriage licenses until same-sex marriages are legal in the state. While he was not the first UU minister to take such a stance, he was the first to put out a press release to that effect. He made clear that he continues to perform religious weddings and unions, but will not sign the state-issued license, thus becoming an agent of the state and a participant in injustice. When he announced his decision in church one Sunday, he received a standing ovation. Heterosexual allies of same-sex couples can make an enormous difference with stances such as this one, he concluded.

46. Home & Community-Based Services: State-Only Funded Programs In Connecticut Services StateOnly Funded programs in connecticut map of connecticut $3500/family/yr There may be a Day Care for Alzheimer s victims program, http://www.pascenter.org/state_based_stats/state_only_funded.php?state=connectic

47. PATHWAYS FROM POVERTY , Cooperative Extension System, Connecticut received recognition from the Town Council and the connecticut general Assembly . program family Nutrition Program Food Stamp Nutrition Education http://crs.uvm.edu/pathway-web/pathwa1.html

Cooperative Extension System Pathways From Poverty Resource Guide (July 1996) Several New England states are represented in this compilation of service agencies which provide support in addressing poverty issues. Connecticut Maine Vermont Connecticut Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program Mentor Mom Program People Empowering People Program Cooperative Extension System in Connecticut (that work with poverty programs) ... Other Connecticut Extension Locations Compiled with the support of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Initiative on Pathways from Poverty and the Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development 104 Weaver Building The Pennsylvania State University A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR VERMONT: describes and lists programs in Vermont that address issues of poverty. A DIRECTORY OF THE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM IN THE NORTHEAST REGION: lists Cooperative Extension System offices that work with poverty programs. Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program 1800 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, CT 06117 contact: Sherry Gray MPH, RD EFNEP, a federal program, has been established for over 25 years. In EFNEP, Homeless shelters, Head Start, WIC, Foodshare (food distribution agency), Hispanic Health Council, Connecticut Children's Medical Center,schools, and neighborhood centers are collaborated with in order to educate limited resource families with young children on food shopping, nutrition, planning, preparation, storage, etc. The success of the program is measured by the dietary changes of clients, the length of clients' involvement in the program, the amount of referral of clients to other agencies and CES programs, and by individual case study monitoring. Approximately 500 clients have been served in Connecticut through the EFNEP.

48. Community Health Network Of Connecticut and HUSKY B programs, and 32000 beneficiaries of State Administered general Additionally, this alliance will help educate connecticut families about http://www.chnct.org/About/news.htm

Effective September 1, 2005, ValueOptions will begin managing the behavioral health benefit for CHNCT. CHNCT has provided a comprehensive summary of frequently asked questions and answers Partnership to Benefit HUSKY Members in Central Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) and Community Health Network join together to improve Health of Connecticut Families. Hartford - February 22, 2005 - For Immediate Release The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) today announced a partnership with Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc. (CHNCT) to improve the health of Connecticut families through improved nutrition and increased physical activity. The partnership, titled DPH-CHNCT Choices - A Nutrition Initiative, will create sustainable health promotion initiatives in underserved communities in Connecticut by working with school districts and federally qualified health centers (FQHC's). Additionally, this alliance will help educate Connecticut families about strategies to maintain good health and services available to them. "The

49. Kaiser Statehealthfacts.org Connecticut Distribution Of State connecticut Distribution of State general Fund Expenditures (dollar amount in under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) programs, http://www.statehealthfacts.kff.org/cgi-bin/healthfacts.cgi?action=profile&area=

50. State Of Connecticut - The Comptroller's Report: Connecticut's Economic Health - on average connecticut families had 138 percent of the income required Most state programs and revenues are accounted for within the general Fund. http://www.osc.state.ct.us/reports/economic/2002cmprpt/indexprint.html

The Comptroller's Report: Connecticut's Economic Health February 2002 Nancy Wyman, State Comptroller Dear Fellow Citizens, As the state's chief fiscal guardian and an independent voice for taxpayers, I am proud to present this unique issue of The Comptroller's Report: Connecticut's Economic Health. Nancy Wyman, State Comptroller This annual report is designed to give you a common sense view of our state's fiscal condition and outlook for the future. It can also help citizens hold government accountable by showing them where their hard earned tax dollars are being spent. By Constitutional authority, the Comptroller is the state's accountant and payroll officer. I also procure and administer the health care plan for all state employees, retirees and their dependents. Therefore, I am constantly looking for ways to make government spending more efficient, and to improve the quality and cost of health care for all residents. Like many of you, I am a member of the so-called "sandwich generation." I know well the pressures many of us experience caring for our children, grandchildren and aging parents - all at the same time. That is why it is so important to me that Connecticut continues to invest in our future. In particular, home care, day care and long-term health care services must be enhanced. I believe these programs not only improve peoples' lives, but can save tax dollars. Government also must continue to explore ways to rein in the soaring costs of prescription drugs. We should find ways to use the state's enormous buying power to drive down the price and increase the accessibility of medications to the consumer.

51. CT Parent Power Two Committees in the connecticut general Assembly have heard the voices of parents All of these programs are important to families. connecticut has http://www.demaction.org/dia/organizations/ctparentpower/campaign.jsp?campaign_K

52. AHIRC Resource Listings This site describes the connecticut Medical Assistance Program is comprised ofthe following programs Medicaid; State Administered general Assistance http://www.actorsfund.org/ahirc/cat_list.cfm?cat=228&st=CT

53. Connecticut Lifestyle - General Topics Of Interest From The Hunger Overwhelms City programs Trying To Help Families Talk to Reardon, andthe people down the street at End Hunger connecticut, at the end of the http://www.courant.com/features/lifestyle/hc-susan0710.artjul10,0,846524.column?

54. DMR Employee Handbook S01 day programs, employment supports, family supports, case management and clinical For questions, problems and general information regarding your http://www.dmr.state.ct.us/publications/centralofc/eh_S01.htm

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT The Department of Mental Retardation (DMR) is a state agency funded by the State of Connecticut to purchase or provide a wide range of supports and services for citizens of Connecticut with mental retardation. The supports and services DMR administers or purchases include residential services, day programs, employment supports, family supports, case management and clinical services. DMR supports over 16,500 people within a legislatively appropriated budget. Unlike other agencies, its supports and services (with the exception of Birth to Three), are not an entitlement for people with mental retardation and the majority of its services are provided by private non-profit organizations in local communities. The Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation (DMR) is organized into three geographic Regions, one Training School, and administered out of a Central Office located in Hartford. The DMR also administers the Birth to Three System, for children under the age of three. Each person's particular situation is unique and a unique mix of assistance and supports best meets their needs. Supports and services come in many forms and are available from a variety of sources. Supports that meet an individual's needs may include

55. The Gestalt Directory - Connecticut Current family Service Agency and private practice. general population adults Program has been approved for CEU s by the connecticut Certification http://www.gestalt.org/file4.htm

The Gestalt Directory - Connecticut The listings for individual practitioners appear first, followed by the listings for training centers. CONNECTICUT Bethany FEITELSON , Gloria, M.S., Southern Connecticut State University, 1979, Counseling Practicing Gestalt therapy since 1979 Orientation: Predominantly Gestalt Combines Gestalt therapy with Marriage and Family Therapy Training: 8 years w/L. Perls, 82-90; other training Gestalt Therapy Institute of Los Angeles, w/Zinker, 81 Current: Private practice - adults - individuals, couples, families, groups. Certificate: #000202, Connecticut, Family Therapist Statement: Four therapists and I have formed a group, The Marriage Center, dedicated to the needs of couples. We counsel people in all stages of relationships: pre-marital, marital, dissolution and divorce. 51 Rolling Green Rd., Bethany, CT 06524 (203) 393-3414 or 397-8815 Bethel THORSON Practicing Gestalt therapy since 1989 Orientation: Predominantly Gestalt Combines Gestalt therapy Ericksonian Hypnotherapy.

56. Connecticut Student Loan Foundation - Lender, Guarantor, Servicer, Student Loans and services student loans within the Federal family Education Loan Program and connecticut Innovations. Technology Scholar Program Information http://www.cslf.com/

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57. Connecticut State Department Of Education FRClogo.jpg, The connecticut family Resource Center concept promotes antbullet.gif family Resource Center Program Sites (Specific Program Information) http://www.state.ct.us/sde/deps/Family/FRC/

Connecticut State Department of Education Division of Teaching and Learning Programs and Services George Coleman, Associate Commissioner Bureau of Health and Nutrition Services, Child/Family/School Partnerships Nutrition Programs Coordinated Health Services C hild/Family/School Partnerships Family Resource Centers Program Information Links/Resources Contact The Connecticut Family Resource Center concept promotes comprehensive, integrated, community-based systems of family support and child development services located in public school buildings. This model is based on the "Schools of the 21st Century" concept developed by Dr. Edward Zigler of Yale University. Family Resource Centers provide access, within a community, to a broad continuum of early childhood and family support services which foster the optimal development of children and families Program Information With a free Acrobat Reader®, you can view and print PDF files Click here to download.

58. About The Connecticut Medical Assistance Program This page contains general information about the connecticut Medical Assistance program is to ensure access to health care for low income families with http://www.ctmedicalprogram.com/about.html

About the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program The Connecticut Medical Assistance Program is comprised of the following programs: Medicaid State Administered General Assistance (SAGA) Connecticut Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract to the Elderly and Disabled Program (ConnPACE) Connecticut AIDS Drug Assistance Program (CADAP). Information on program administration can be found using the following links: DSS Responsibilities EDS Responsibilities Provider Responsibilities Information on other programs administered by the Department of Social Services can be found here . If you are a Connecticut resident interested in enrolling in one of these programs, please contact the DSS Regional Office for your town. Medicaid The Connecticut Medicaid program reimburses providers (e.g., hospitals, doctors, clinics, and pharmacies) directly for services delivered to eligible non-managed care clients. It operates like other health insurance, paying health care facilities and professionals within the existing private and public health care system. Because the program is partially funded by the Federal Government, it must comply with the regulations of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The objective of the Medicaid program is to ensure access to health care for low income families with dependent children, and individuals that are aged, blind, or disabled by:

59. Connecticut: Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newborn H connecticut, Animated Lights. For Health Care Providers For Families Program Evaluation Tools. Also see • general Program Evaluation Information » http://www.infanthearing.org/states/connecticut/

NCHAM www.infanthearing.org Home State Web Pages Connecticut Last Modifed: 08/30/2004 Connecticut State Profile Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention ... Family Support Connecticut For Health Care Providers For Families State Web Sites: The State of Connecticut Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program A.J Pappanikou Center for Developmental Disabilities Enhanced Child Find Through Newborn Hearing Screening Donna C. Maselli; RN, BS Connecticut Dept of Public Health 410 Capitol Avenue MS #11 MAT Hartford, CT 06134-0308 Phone: 860-509-8081 Fax: 860-509-8103 E-mail: donna.maselli@po.state.ct.us UNHS Program Information Connecticut UNHS Hospitals Connecticut UNHS Statistics Legislation Connecticut UNHS Legislation Connecticut Legislation Mandating Insurance Companies To Cover Hearing Aids Connecticut UNHS Legislation - Summary Grants Enhanced Child Find Through Newborn Hearing Screening Connecticut MCHB State Grant (2001) Brochrues/Manuals Parent Information About EHDI Programs N ewborn H earing S creening Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programs Connecticut UNHS Hospitals Connecticut UNHS Statistics UNHS Legislation Connecticut UNHS Legislation Connecticut Legislation Mandating Insurance Companies To Cover Hearing Aids Connecticut UNHS Legislation - Summary Also see: General Newborn Hearing Screening D iagnostic A P ediatric R ehabilitation S ervices Audiology Protocols Connecticut UNHS Task Force Standards for Diagnostic Testing of Infants Diagnostic Audiological Assessment Providers Universal Newborn Hearing Screening (UNHS) Program Initial Diagnostic Hearing Testing Centers Connecticut Legislation Mandating Insurance Companies To Cover Hearing Aids Also see:

60. CHET News Treasurer s Office Launches Campaign to Encourage connecticut Families to The CHET program was authorized by the connecticut general Assembly in 1997 http://www.aboutchet.com/press_120700.html

Search Site Getting Started Program Overview Investment Options Enroll Today! Account Owners Add a Beneficiary Online Contributions Service Forms General Info CHET News Educational Links About TIAA-CREF Treasurer's Office ... Contact CHET Online Tools Tax-benefit Calculator College Savings Calculator Tuition Finder CHET News Treasurer's Office Launches Campaign to Encourage Connecticut Families to Save For Higher Education View the CHET Television Commercials! To view these commercials, you must have the QuickTime plugin installed, or download it now. Slam Dunk 5.18 MB movie Ticket to Ride 5.21 MB movie Rocket Science 5.20 MB movie

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