41. National Grants Awarded florida International University Miami, FL. The FLASH (Families Learning at family Literacy programs funded through the Foundation s National Grant http://www.barbarabushfoundation.com/nga.html

2006 National Grant Competition The 2006 National Grant Competition is now closed. Thank you to all the applicants for having your proposals into the Barbara Bush Foundation office by September 9, 2005 by 5:00pm EST. The Awards will be announced in the Spring of 2005 at the Celebration of Reading in Houston, Texas. The 2007 National Grant Competition applications will be released in June of 2006. To be added to the mailing list, Please contact Crystal Hurd, Program Associate, beginning in March of 2006: Email: your request to churd@cfncr.org. Please be sure to include your organization’s full name and mailing address. Mail your written request to: The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy 1201 15th Stree, NW Suite 420 Washington, DC 20005 OR Call Crystal Hurd at (202) 955-6183 NEWS RELEASE: April 7, 2005 Barbara Bush Foundation Announces 2005 Grant winners WASHINGTON, D.C. The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy announced today that it has awarded a total of $637,851.09 to develop or expand ten programs that will improve the literacy skills of parents and their children. Since its inception in 1989, the Foundation has awarded nearly $16 million to over 450 family literacy programs in 47 states and our nation’s capital. "Reading aloud to children, early and often, is the single most important thing that a parent can do to help a child start school ready to learn,”

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Home About Us/Contact Us Kids' Fun Pass Things To Do With Your Kids ... Horoscopes Art Museums provide family fun, whimsy and creativity Lynn Behan South Florida Parenting E-mail story Print story South Florida's many art museums provide much more than pictures on a wall. They're proof that kids and museums do mix. With special programs, activities, tours and classes for kids and families, you have no need to worry about little hands touching the wrong thing or little feet disturbing another visitor's contemplative moment. And believe it or not, any worries about kids being bored in a roomful of fine art simply evaporate when you take the time to enjoy a cool, quiet afternoon or take in a family program at an art museum. Lyn Kurpiewski, education program coordinator at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale, says the job of her department is to help visitors understand what they are seeing. "Our goal is to let parents know that a visit to the museum can be a calming, peaceful and educational time to spend with their children," she says. Even if your kids seem to have two left thumbs and no talent for art, that doesn't mean they won't have fun looking at it and talking about what they see. Give your children the chance to appreciate the arts by visiting any fine arts museum. You can enjoy the museums on your own or by participating in a variety of family programs. Dates and times of special programs do change, so make sure to contact the museum for details prior to visiting.

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Join the The Colony's mailing list to receive our latest specials and promotions! Email: YEAR-ROUND CHILDREN'S RECREATION PROGRAMS The Colony loves kids, and kids love The ColonyÍs complimentary childrenÍs programs. Kinder Kamp and Kidding Around are complimentary daily programs of fun-filled activities designed especially for children ages 3-6 and 7-12. Children must be toilet-trained, group-oriented, out of diapers/pull-ups and at least 3 years of age. The program is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a break for lunch, kids will have a great time. From organized beach games, swimming, fishing and shelling to creative art projects and tennis instruction, and a playground on the beach, enjoy the entire day! Each day children can look forward to a new and different program of fun while making friends, learning about the wonders of the Gulf of Mexico and developing creative talents. The Colony's children's programs are designed to provide a day of sun -n- fun for children. A variety of indoor and outdoor activities are offered. All carefully supervised by The Colony's certified, well-trained staff. Seasonal Programs include Kids Corps (ages 9-12), LBK/FLA for teenager guests and Family Fare; designed with families in mind. Family Fare requires a parent to join the child in fun activities like fishing, fitness, sand sculpture and more.

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Florida Initiative As a national early childhood funder, the Foundation has a special focus on improving the infant/toddler care. In 1998, we launched our "Florida Initiative," designed to improve training and infrastructure for high quality birth to three care and education in one state. Working in conjunction with the Starting Points coalition, the Foundation sponsored two "summit" meetings where Florida's infant/toddler leaders shared information and discussed possibilities for strategic collaboration. Through a listserv and some smaller meetings following the first summit, participants established a collaborative action agenda. Much of this agenda has been accomplished through on-going projects, new legislative mandates and initiatives, and some new collaborative ventures. Other high priority items were supported with Foundation grants. The second summit explored progress and continuing needs in four areas. Informing Stakeholders, Galvanizing Public Will, and Increasing Resources

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Florida Health Information Center Suncoast Center for Patient Safety FHIC Community Programs Florida Family AIDS Network (FAN) BACKGROUND Florida Family AIDS Network is a Ryan White Care Act Title IV funded program administered by the University of South Florida, College of Public Health through the Florida Health Information Center. Florida Family AIDS Network has successfully coordinated comprehensive HIV/AIDS medical and social support services primarily serving communities of color for nearly 12 years spanning a five county area. Since its inception, FAN has served over 1,500 women, infants, children, youth and families infected with or affected by HIV disease. The goals of Ryan White Care Act Title IV programs are: to foster the development and support of comprehensive care infrastructures, including primary care, that increase access to culturally competent, family-centered, community-based coordinated care; to emphasize prevention within the comprehensive care system in order to reduce the spread of HIV-infection to vulnerable populations; and

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Child, Family and Community Sciences (CFCS) Department Chair: Dr. Rex E. Culp The Department of Child Family, and Community Sciences offers undergraduate degree programs in Early Childhood Education and Exceptional Education. It also offers graduate level programs in Counselor Education, Early Childhood Education, Exceptional Education and School Psychology. The department houses the chair, support staff and faculty for each of these areas. Students completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education are qualified to teach Pre-Kindergarten through grade 3 upon graduation and receipt of a Florida Teaching Certification. A Bachelor of Science degree in Exceptional Education is available for individuals interested in teaching exceptional students in grades K-12. Masters level programs are available in Counselor Education, with emphasis on school counseling or mental health counseling. The Counselor Education program operates a Community Counseling Clinic on the main campus. Advanced graduate students under the supervision of university faculty members staff the clinic. A Certification and Masters Degree program is available in Early Childhood Education, focusing on preparation of professional personnel with advanced competence. The Masters Degree and certification program in Exceptional Education prepare professionals to teach in Exceptional Education. The Specialist Program in School Psychology is an intensive two year course of studies which prepares graduates for roles as School Psychologists. Extensive work in field settings is an integral requirement of the course of studies.

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Agencies and Programs Adult Literacy League, Inc. Family Literacy Services One-on-One Tutoring/Small Group Tutoring Alzheimer Resource Center Inc. , 407-843-1910 or 1-800-330-1910 Family Services American Red Cross of Central Florida Armed Forces Emergency Services (AFES) Disaster Emergency Services Youth Development Anthony House, Inc. After School, Summer Program Adult Education Program Tomorrow's Future Childcare B.E.T.A. Center Inc. Alternative Middle and High School Child Development Services Emergency Services Neighborhood Services Neighborhood Services (WOWS) Residential Program Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida Inc. Youth Mentoring Boca Boys and Girls Club (WOWS) Youth Development Services Catholic Charities Counseling Emergency Family Assistance The Center for Drug-Free Living Inc. Adult Residential Alpha Program - Alpha Orange Village House Women's Residential - Orange Mental Health Counseling Outreach/Prevention Education Center for Independent Living in Central Florida Inc. , 407-623-1070, Toll Free 877-891-6448 Students with Disabilities Program Central Florida Police Athletic League, Inc.

49. University Of Florida - Assistant Director, New Student Programs/Dean Of Student florida has a long history of established programs in international education,research and Coordinate twentythree session family orientation program. http://www.nodaweb.org/jobs/universityofflorida/assistant_director_new_student_p

Links - Home Mission Leadership Board ... Links Highlights - NODAC 2005 University of Florida University of Florida Assistant Director, New Student Programs/Dean of Students prepare students to assume roles of leadership, involvement and service as productive citizens in a culturally diverse, technologically sophisticated and increasingly complex society POSITION DESCRIPTION This position provides programs and services for new freshmen and transfer students and their families (including first-year student orientation, family programs, transfer orientation, welcome activities, first-year experience course, and additional programs as needed). Assist with oversight of and leadership for the New Student Programs Area. Assist with coordination of twenty-three session first-year student orientation program. Coordinate twenty-three session family orientation program. Coordinate nine session transfer orientation program. Coordinate Family Weekend program for first-time freshmen and their families. Manage budget for Family Weekend.

50. Family And Home Sciences Graduate Programs In Southeast U.S.A. florida State University Program Department of family and Child Sciences LocationTallahassee, FL. Currently the department has 6 faculty members, http://programs.gradschools.com/southeast/family_home_science.html

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51. Planned Parenthood Of Southwest And Central Florida - Educational Programs Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central florida Outreach Education provideshuman sexuality and family life programs focusing on http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/scf/educationoutreach/educationprograms/

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2004 Orlando Sentinel Family Fund Grant Recipients Toys and clothing for children and teens were provided through the following agencies during the 2004 holiday season: The House Next Door Osceola County Council on Aging The Salvation Army-Lake County The Salvation Army- Orange County The Salvation Army - Seminole County Grants for other programs serving children, families and the elderly: A Gift for Teaching Backpacks and school supplies for elementary school children Adult Literacy League Family Literacy program Big Brothers Big Sisters of Volusia County Mentoring program for elementary school children in West Volusia General operating support General operating support Emergency temporary shelter for children in Orange and Seminole counties Fatherhood Specialist to work with families through the Healthy Families Lake program Christian Service Center for Central Florida Family Emergency Assistance program Christian Service Center for Central Florida Emergency assistance for families (rent, food, utilities)

55. World's Leader In Aviation, Aerospace Higher Education Embry-Riddle Aeronautical We offer more than 35 degree programs at residential campuses in Daytona Beach, EmbryRiddle Among Top 100 Central florida family-Friendly Companies http://www.erau.edu/

Daytona Beach FL Campus Prescott AZ Campus Extended Campus Online Learning ... EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION At Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, what we do best is teach the science, practice, and business of aviation, aerospace, and selected related technologies. We offer more than 35 degree programs at residential campuses in Daytona Beach , Florida, and Prescott , Arizona, and at more than 130 Extended Campus learning centers for working professionals throughout the United States and Europe. Embry-Riddle also provides distance education , or online learning, around the globe. EVENTS 2005 Industry/Career Expos at Prescott and Daytona Beach campuses ERAU Eagles Athletic events, Arizona campus ERAU Eagles Athletics events, Florida campus NEWS Embry-Riddle Among Top 100 Central Florida Family-Friendly Companies See all news releases Embry-Riddle's Prescott campus to Host Arizona Cardinals 2005 Training Camp Embry-Riddle to Present Florida SkyFest 2005 at Daytona Beach International Airport VIDEO Our Aerospace Engineering Program Gets Top Ranking for Sixth Straight Year U.S.News & World Report's 2006 "Best Colleges" guide has again named

56. CSREES - USDA - Land-Grant Institute Programs family Economic Stability in florida Academic programs University of floridafamily, Youth, and Community Sciences programs Undergraduate and Master s http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/economics/fsll/programs_map.html

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57. UCP Of South Florida: Family Support UCP of South florida family Support Speak Out Locally! UCP offersseveral programs to help the family work more smoothly as a unit. http://www.ucp.org/ucp_localsub.cfm/56/7583

Home To Main UCP Site Service Categories: Children's Services Adult Services Residential Services Family Support ... Speak Out Locally! We Need Your Support! Your Dollars can make a tremendous difference. Click here to learn how. Resources and Links Who We Are Special Focus Calendar How You Can Help Jobs at UCP News Contact Us Family Support Local Services After School Care In-Home Respite Care PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION SEND THIS ARTICLE TO A FRIEND 10899 SW 4th Street, Miami, FL 33174 Phone: 305-325-1080 Fax: 305-325-1313 E-Mail: info@ucpsouthflorida.org AffNet Entrance [password required] Terms of Usage

58. Other Marine Science Facilities In SE Florida Key to notes edu onsite school programs out outreach programs cur online camps, family programs fld field programs vis site tours, http://www.sms.si.edu/SMEE/other_facilities.htm

SMS Home Exhibit Home Exhibit History Education Programs Other SE FL Facilities Virtual Tour Secrets of SMEE Marine and Aquatic Science Education Facilities in Southeast Florida Can't make it to the Smithsonian Marine Ecosystems Exhibit? There are countless, quality marine and aquatic science education resources in Southeast Florida. Many are listed below. Links will open in a new window. If you have a facility that provides on-site or outreach school programming in the marine or aquatic sciences, and you would like to see it added to the list, send an email to Jim Wharton ( wharton@sms.si.edu ). Thanks to David Moore of Miami-Dade College and other members of the Florida Marine Educators Association 's Southeast Region for their help in compiling this list.

59. ILPI Program Areas: The Florida Department Of Children And Families costeffective training programs for florida child protection counselors. In 1996 The florida Department of Children and family Services began a new http://www.ilpi.wayne.edu/florida.htm

The Florida Department of Children and Families Program Areas Key Staff Expertise Technology Transfer Lab WSU Partners ... Contacts Training Effectiveness Research Project This research project is a two-phased effort related to a comprehensive training and certification program of the Florida Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) working in conjunction with the Professional Development Center. It is a project that seeks to establish an empirical basis for understanding those conditions that create successful, cost-effective training programs for Florida child protection counselors. The first phase of this research will determine the extent to which the job training impacts individual employee performance, and the second phase will determine the impact that this training enterprise has on the performance of the organization as a whole. As such, the research will address both transfer of training and organizational improvement. The project includes an analysis of both existing, as well as newly collected, data. An Overview of the Research Background of the Study In 1996 The Florida Department of Children and Family Services began a new approach to training and certifying all state child protection counselors. This two-part program involves:

60. ECS Literacy Programs -- Profile Of Florida - Governor's Family Literacy Initiat Program, florida Governor s family Literacy Initiative. Initiative Origin.Executive Order or Legislation? Executive Order http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/Literacy_ProgramProfile.asp?ProgID=54

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