81. Www.newszap.com Minner told a joint general Assembly session gathered in the Senate chamber. Some delaware families must simply go without. Others can pay for it, http://www.newszap.com/articles/2005/01/25/dm/sussex_county/dsn05.txt

TODAY'S CLASSIFIEDS COMMUNITY CONTACTS ... COMMUNITIES SPECIAL FEATURES - Archives - Auto Buyers Guide - Classifieds - Entertainment ... - Yellow Pages State of State: Making Delaware 'better than ever': Minner sets second-term goals By Joe Rogalsky, Delaware State News DOVER - Gov. Ruth Ann Minner delivered a State of the State speech on Tuesday loaded with goals that she says will shape Delaware's future long after her second term ends in January 2009. "A week ago, after taking the oath of office for my last time, I told you that these next four years for me would be about sowing the seeds of our state's future," the governor said. "Today, I am proud to share some of the finer details of the broad portrait I painted last week, a picture of a future Delaware where our schools, our health, our environment, our economy and our government are better than they are now and better than they've ever been." The speech, which lasted about 40 minutes, laid out a number of new programs. The governor also reaffirmed support for implementing full-day kindergarten programs in all school districts by the 2008-09 school year. "The cost of health insurance affects every Delaware family," Gov. Minner told a joint General Assembly session gathered in the Senate chamber.

82. Foundation Launches Wednesday's Child Adoption Program In Philadelphia - 03/24/0 “We’re thrilled to launch this program in the delaware Valley,” said Maxine In addition to sponsoring its signature programs—Healthy Families America, http://www.freddiemacfoundation.org/news/html/032404_wednesdaychild.htm

Current News Releases Foundation Highlights Speeches Fact Sheets Adoption Resources Annual Reports News Release Archives Foundation Launches Wednesday's Child Adoption Program in Philadelphia March 24, 2004 , an Emmy Award-nominated televised program. Through this innovative program, the Foundation has teamed with the local news station and child welfare organization to find loving, permanent homes for children in foster care who are considered hard-to-place. NBC 10 Anchor Vai Sikahema is the newest host to join the Freddie Mac Foundation's Wednesday's Child family. The Delaware Valley launch of was announced at an event today that included Mayor John Street and Commissioner Joan Ohl, as well as child welfare officials and providers from the region. Philadelphia joins Washington, DC; Atlanta; New York; Los Angeles and Chicago as the sixth member city of the Freddie Mac Foundation family.

83. Africans In America: WHYY The delaware History Museum, an educational facility of the Historical Societyof delaware, It provides a general overview of the four program series, http://www.whyy.org/aina/things.html

Photo courtesy of the National Park Service and J.R. Eyerman of Life Magazine, Time, Inc. The Delaware History Museum The Delaware History Museum The Historical Society of Pennsylvania The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, The African-American Genealogy Group Founded at the African-American Museum of Philadelphia in 1989, The African-American Genealogy Group encourages and supports people interested in researching their family roots. The group holds monthly meetings, and also sponsors educational seminars and field trips. Webquest A web quest is a way of integrating the World Wide Web into classroom instruction. Students are actively involved in using the Internet to answer research questions, inquire about important issues, and solve real world problems. To learn more about web quests and the web quest format created by Dr. Bernie Dodge of San Diego State University, click here. Teacher's Guide: Africans in America Kathy Lee, a master teacher selected by WGBH, will be conducting several training workshops for teachers from the School District of Philadelphia and the surrounding region this winter, in the months of December and January. The workshops will focus on ways in which the Africans in America series can be integrated with curriculum and instruction. For further information, e-mail klee400@aol.com

84. Fels Distinguished Lecture Series the basics of money and savings through the delaware Bank at School Program . Attorney general Brady graduated from the University of delaware and http://www.sas.upenn.edu/fels/fridaylecture.htm

Leadership for Results Fels Friday Distinguished Lecture Series Speakers for the Fall 2005 Semester is the Director of Government Affairs for Microsoft for the NE United States and President of The Burke Group, Inc., a government relations and public policy consulting firm that provides campaign consulting, strategic planning, coalition building, and government advocacy services as the federal, state and local levels He has also served as Director of Policy Outreach for Kerry-Edwards, Counselor to the Secretary, United States Department of Energy, and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army. He received his JD from Georgetown University Law Center. is the Executive Director of Philadelphia Forward , a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting positive policies for Philadelphia . Previously, Mr. Mandel served as Director, Financial and Policy Analysis, in the City of Philadelphia Office of the Controller where he directed the efforts of the Financial and Policy Analysis Unit and oversaw consideration of a wide variety of issue areas relating to municipal governance, budgetary policy, and municipal government operations. He has also served as an Associate with the Pennsylvania Economy League and Assistant to the Policy Director of the Philadelphia Independent Charter Commission. Mr. Mandel received his BA from Hamilton College and his MGA from the Fels Institute of Government of the University of Pennsylvania. , former assistant secretary for transportation policy at the U.S. Department of Transportation, is currently the Senior Vice President of Parsons Brinckerhoff, an international consulting, engineering and program management organization. From 1991 to 1995, Mr. Frankel was commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Transportation, during which time he supervised more than 4,100 employees and a $1 billion annual budget. In 1995, he was a joint fellow at the Center for Business and Government and the Taubman Center for State and Local Government at Harvard University 's Kennedy School of Government, and he was also a management fellow at Yale University 's School of Management . Mr. Frankel earned an LL.B. degree from Harvard University and a B.A. from Wesleyan University , and was a Fulbright Scholar at Manchester University in the United Kingdom.

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86. State Green Party Press Release Attorney general Candidate Promotes Vision of delaware Education. Increasinglymany delaware families are unable to meet the cost of tuition and room http://www.gp.org/press/states/de_09_24_02.html

State News Release - Sept 24, 2002 Home Press State Press Delaware Green Party Attorney General Candidate Promotes Vision of Delaware Education. Committee to Elect Vivian Houghton Attorney General MEDIA ADVISORY For immediate release: Attorney General Candidate Promotes Vision of Delaware Education In her people First¹ campaign, Houghton places priority on educational reform that includes multi-faceted evaluations, smaller community-based schools, increased pay for school personnel, free secondary education for qualified students at Delaware¹s public universities, removal of corporate influence in our schools. Contact: Robert Bohm, Campaign Coordinator rebsalerno@msn.com J. Roy Cannon, Media Committee jcannon11@comcast.net Wilmington, Delaware: In a letter to Delaware State Education Association leadership, Vivian Houghton, Green Party candidate for Attorney General, outlined her visions of Delaware Education. The text of the letter follows. VISION OF DELAWARE EDUCATION One may ask why a candidate for Attorney General is addressing the issue of education. One reason is, of course, because our children¹s education is so very important. In addition, the office of attorney general occupies an intersection of law and public policy, where there is much opportunity to have policy impact on state government agencies and the legislature. As Delaware¹s Attorney General, I expect to constantly put forward an agenda that maintains that access to quality education for all Delaware children will make for the development of a stronger, diverse community and generate opportunity for a thriving democracy.

87. Hunterdon County, Department Of Human Services - Division Of Social Services family CARE PROGRAM Provides free or lowcost health insurance to low-incomeworking The Division is currently providing general Assistance benefits to http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/depts/social/socserv.htm

Return Home Return to Department of Human Services Updated: 02/24/2004 Hunterdon County Department of Human Services DIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES Donna Gapas, Division Head Community Services Building, 6 Gauntt Place PO Box 2900 Flemington, New Jersey 08822-2900 Directions to the Division of Social Services The Hunterdon County Division of Social Services administers mandated Federal and State public assistance programs and social services programs as well as other family counseling programs. NJHelps www.njhelps.org ) is a free service offered by the New Jersey Department of Human Services Division of Welfare Services and is an easy way for you to prescreen for several welfare programs that are available to help you and your family. NJHelps is private, they do not ask who you are and do not share your information with anyone. NJHelps will tell you where to go for help and what to bring with you when you visit your County's Division of Social Services, after you have answered all the questions. Programs Administered by the Hunterdon County Division of Social Services If you would like to apply for any of the programs listed below, call 908-788-1300 and ask for a screener

88. Page H9055 Security Investment Program (INCLUDING RESCISSION) family Housing Construction, Army Defense Health Program (INCLUDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS) general http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/R?r108:FLD001:H59055

89. Biography An Active Leader who Understands and Delivers for delaware s Families To helpworking families, Governor Carper joined with the general Assembly in http://carper.senate.gov/biography.html

s Home Site Index E ... Press Mailing List Write Me At: Senator Thomas Carper U.S. Senate Washington, DC 20510 E-Mail Me Adobe PDF version Tom Carper first fell in love with Delaware when he looked out the window of a military transport aircraft flying over Dover Air Force Base during his early years in the U.S. Navy. He went on to complete five years of service as a naval flight officer and continued to serve in the Naval Reserve until retiring from military service in 1991 with the rank of captain. After serving as a mission commander in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, Tom Carper returned to Delaware in 1973 where he earned his M.B.A. at the University of Delaware . His career in public service began in 1976 when he was elected to the first of three terms as Delaware 's state treasurer. In 1982, he was elected to represent Delaware in the U.S. House of Representatives. After serving five terms as a U.S. congressman, Tom Carper became the 78 th governor of Delaware in 1993 and served two terms in that role. As governor, Tom Carper pursued a common-sense agenda that cut taxes, increased the “rainy day” fund and boosted Delaware 's credit rating to an all-time high. During his second term as governor, Tom Carper was selected by his colleagues to serve as chairman of the National Governors' Association (NGA). While serving as chairman, he also directed the NGA's “Center for Best Practices” which focused on developing and implementing innovative solutions to policy challenges that faced by governors around the nation.

90. Delaware Fact Sheet Statewide Support for Kinship Care Families The delaware Health Social Services, For more information about delaware Healthy Children Program, http://www.grandsplace.com/gp8/de.html

For Grandparents and Special Others Raising Children Delaware Grandparents and Other Relatives Raising Children A State Fact Sheet August 2002 Across the country, more than six million children approximately 1 in 12 children are living in households headed by grandparents or other relatives. Delaware has more than 113,000 children living in households headed by grandparents or other relatives. In many of these households, grandparents and other relatives are the primary caregivers (“kinship caregivers”) for children whose parents cannot or will not care for them due to substance abuse, illness and death, abuse and neglect, economic hardship, incarceration, divorce, domestic violence, and other family and community crises. In response to the growing numbers of these kinship care families, state legislatures, public and private agencies, and grassroots coalitions in Delaware and across the country have begun to expand services and supports for children living with kin inside and outside of the foster care system. A Look at the Numbers: Kinship Care in The Delaware The data below show the numbers of grandparents who are living in households with at least one grandchild under the age of 18, as well as the numbers of grandparents who are the primary caregivers for these grandchildren. These numbers were reported by the 2000 U.S. Census and are available for every place (as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau) in the country, including cities, towns, villages, and boroughs, on the U.S. Census website.*

91. Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence - Domestic Violence Programs The delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence and its members strive to Victim counseling, support groups, children s counseling program 302424-2420 http://www.dcadv.org/04resources/dv_programs.html

click here to read more. 28% of all annual violence against women is perpetrated by intimate partner. Domestic Violence Programs Child, Inc. - New Castle County Child, Inc. - Victim Advocacy Program Domestic Violence Advocacy Center Kent County: 302-672-1075 Sussex County: 302-856-5843 Abriendo Puertas - Sussex County Transitional housing, court advocacy, transportation, translation/bilingual, general case management 302-855-9515 Child Inc's Domestic Violence Treatment Program Turning Point at People's Place II, Inc. Victim counseling, support groups, children's counseling program 302-424-2420 Helping Hearts Program, YWCA of New Castle County Case management, counseling, referrals 302-658-7161 Project Target, Delaware Center for Justice Support services for victims over 50 years of age 302-658-7174 Children and Families First Women victims' group 1-800-734-2388 Privacy Statement Legal Notice

92. Disabilities In General - National Advocacy And Information Resources Vietnam veterans and their families can turn to Access Group for assistive The National Center for Youth with Disabilities is a program of the Institute http://www.therapistfinder.net/national/general.html

Search Therapist Finder Navigation Skip to Content Find a Therapist Therapist Finder Home Mental Health Information Interactive Glossary Mental Health Journal Recovery News Counseling Directory Illinois Counseling Indiana Counseling Michigan Counseling Quick Listings Illinois Hospitals Hotlines Government Agencies National Organizations Professional Center Therapist Sign-Up Associations Find Free Help About This Site Contact Sales Jobs Site Map Access Keys (Alt+0) TherapistFinder.net is a service provided by Mir Internet Marketing, Inc., formerly Mental Health Internet Resources. Mir offers Internet marketing and SEO Logic Search Engine Optimization and Placement Services Therapist Finder Content National Organizations : General Disability Access Group 222 Cherokee Street NE Marietta, Georgia 30060 voice/TTY: toll free voice/TTY: fax: e-mail: bonnieweb@aol.com Vietnam veterans and their families can turn to Access Group for assistive technology information and equipment. Beach Center on Families and Disability The University of Kansas Haworth Hall, Room 3136

93. Delaware Families Project Families Registered and/or Submitted for the delaware Families Project A list of Focus families likely to be in Volume 1 of delaware Families 17871800 http://delgensoc.org/delfam.html

D ELAWARE F AMILIES P ROJECT of the Delaware Genealogical Society Q ualifications and P roject D escription Documenting all the families living in Delaware between 1787 and 1800 See also Project Description Sample Entry Quality Standards Format Guide ... Registration and All Families Registered Delaware Families Tasks Here are several ways you can help and you don't need to live in Delaware Families Registered and/or Submitted for the Delaware Families Project A list of all persons registered and/or submitted as living in Delaware 1787-1800 Focus families likely to be in Volume 1 of Delaware Families 1787-1800 To Register Your Families Simply send us the names of your "focus people" and, if known, * their given name and surname * their approximate birth year * their approximate death year * their spouse's given name and surname (maiden name) * their spouse's approximate birth year * their spouse's approximate death year * the hundred(s) wherein they resided 1787-1800 (see also towns and places * how they qualify as "focus people", i.e. how named in 1787-1800 record. * OPTIONAL: page in 1800 census, applies; names and birth dates of children.

94. Texas Attorney General What does the Community Services Volunteer Program do? The benefits ofpaternity establishment are made available to families through brochures and a http://www.oag.state.tx.us/child/outreach.shtml

Home Links Search Site Index ... Contact Us Child Support Child Support Consumer Protection Crime Victim Services Criminal Justice ... Helpful Websites Revised: July 11, 2005 Recruits and places Child Support field volunteers around the State. CSVP's Paternity Opportunity Program trains hospital staff, midwives and community based organization representatives on offering the Acknowledjment of Paternity (AOP) to unwed parents. Certification training is done annually. Offers presentations to community groups, civic organizations, and parents about how the Child Support System works. Displays Child Support exhibits at conferences. Teaches young people about the legal rights and responsibilities of parenting. Develops cooperative efforts in local communities to provide better customer service. Helps deaf and hard of hearing customers receive appropriate Child Support services. Works with advocacy groups to outreach special populations, including young fathers, incarcerated parents, and Head Start parents. Helps develop referral systems for non-custodial parents to employment opportunities. Our accomplishments during State Fiscal Year 2004: 1,183 volunteers contributed 97,379.75 hours to child support offices statewide.

95. Washington College | Catalog Students successfully completing the first year of the nursing program will have Anthropology, Economics, family or Community Sociology, Geography, http://catalog.washcoll.edu/_nurs.html

Catalog Table of Contents American Studies Anthropology Art Biology Business Management Chemistry Chesapeake Bay Regional Studies Computer Science Creative Writing Drama Economics Education Engineering English Environmental Studies Gender Studies History Human Development Humanities International Studies Mathematics Music Nursing Pharmacy Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Pre-Law Premedical Psychology Sociology The Graduate Program Advising Guide Academic Calendar Honor Code Quick Facts ... Site Map Nursing A Dual-Degree (3:2) Program Rosemary H. Ford , Program Adviser Academic Requirements Advising Guide: Nursing All three nursing programs recommend that students participate in a nursing internship program. Students may speak with the 3:2 Nursing Adviser for information on internship opportunities. Students should refer to nursing program web pages and contact personnel at the nursing school to check on current admission requirements. PREREQUISITES FOR JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY http://www.son.jhmi.edu/

96. Newborn Screening Links The Newborn Screening program encourages all patients to discuss any University of Washington PKU Clinic, Resources for Families and Professionals http://www.doh.wa.gov/EHSPHL/PHL/Newborn/links.htm

You are here: DOH Home EHSPHL Home PHL Home NBS Home »Related Links Search Employees Site Directory: Related Links Disorders Health Professional's Page Parents Page Related Links ... Other States What should I know about these links? The following links are provided as supplemental information. The Newborn Screening program encourages all patients to discuss any concerns they have regarding newborn screening results with their health care provider or with follow-up staff at the Newborn Screening program. Phenylketonuria Children's PKU Network PKU Support Organization March of Dimes March of Dimes (Search for PKU) National PKU News News and Information about Phenylketonuria University of Washington PKU Clinic Resources for Families and Professionals Congenital Hypothyroidism The Magic Foundation General CH Information UW Congenital Hypothyroidism Clinic University of Washington CH Follow-Up Clinic Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia CAH Support Group Australia Inc. General CAH Information CARES Foundation General CAH Information Cornell Medical Center General CAH Information Johns Hopkins University A Guide for Patients and Their Families National Adrenal Diseases Foundation General CAH Information The Magic Foundation General CAH Information Hemoglobinopathies Comprehensive Sickle Cell Centers Comprehensive Sickle Cell Site Cooley's Anemia Foundation Comprehensive Thalassemia Page Mary Bridge Sickle Cell Program Mary Bridge Health Center in Tacoma

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