21. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 17529, Multi-family Rental Housing Program (Repealed, 3/9/89) 17-654,hawaii No-Fault Insurance. 17-655, general Eligibility Requirements http://www.state.hi.us/dhs/rules-content.html

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES TABLE OF CONTENTS These documents are all in PDF format. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read them. Go back to the DHS Home page to download the Reader Read this first For proposed amendments and additions to rules, click here Chapter Heading General Provisions General Provisions for Administrative Relief Rule Relief Procedures Declaratory Rulings Government and Personal Records Subtitle 1 Criminal Injuries Compensation Commission (Repealed 9/3/94) Subtitle 2 Corrections Division (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Administrative Provisions (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Inmate Custody and Control (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Inmates and Access to Courts and Legal Counsel (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Inmate and Ward Rules (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Inmate and Ward Activities (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Facility Security (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Civil Rights of Inmates and Wards (Repealed effective April 15, 2000) Authorization for Performance of Official Duties (Repealed effective April 15, 2000)

22. Samuel N. And Mary Castle Foundation -- 2004 Grants hawaii s Volcano Circus family Oriented Arts Program, 10000 COACH ChildDevelopment Program, 20000. Good Beginnings Alliance general Operating Support http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/castle/04grants.html

Direct Grants and Donations (As of December, 2004) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu Expansion of Mentoring Services Bryn Mawr College Placing part of the Castle Collection on the Internet Castle Medical Center Construction of the New Wing Catholic Charities Mary Tenney Castle Emergency Fund Children's Alliance of Hawaii Purchase and Buildout of Children's Service Center Christian Liberty School Purchase of Educational Equipment in science and math Council on Foundations General Operation Support Doris Todd Memorial Christian School Construction of Seven Classrooms Easter Seals Construction of New Facility in West Oahu Foundation for Excellent Schools "The Century Program" for Public School Improvement Operating and Annual Conference Support Hanalani Schools Equipment for the Castle Library and the Conference Center Hawaii Alliance for Arts Education Renovations for Ohana Arts Project Hawaii Baptist Academy Construction of New School Building Hawaii Community Foundation Community Scholarship Fund Hawaii Community Foundation Family Foundations National Conference in Honolulu Hawaii Council for the Humanities Hawaiian Historical Society Support for the Publication of 2nd Edition of the book: A Century of Philanthropy Hawaii Opera Theatre Opera Residencies for Elementary Schools Hawaii Pacific University Improvements to the Hawaii Loa Campus Hawaii Theater Center One-time Support for Operations Hawaii's Volcano Circus Family Oriented Arts Program Honolulu Academy of Arts Capital Campaign to Renovate Galleries Honolulu Armed Services YMCA

23. Domain Name Renewal And Web Hosting From Network Solutions this site offers a good list of hawaii and general interest links. Their web site includes information about their goals and programs, http://www.global-town.com/about_hawaii/hawaii_links.htm

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24. Hawaii Fact Sheet hawaii has a statefunded subsidized guardianship program which provides an Casey family programs Casey family programs provides case management http://www.grandsplace.com/gp8/hi.html

25. Programs: Cooperative Agreements: Family And Community Violence Prevention Progr hawaii Ka Pouhana family Life Center. University of hawaii Hilo On Saturdaysthe program offers an array of activities during a seven-hour period. http://www.omhrc.gov/OMH/Programs/2pgprograms/cooperative_hi1.htm

Hawaii: Ka Pouhana Family Life Center University of Hawaii - Hilo 200 W. Kawili Street, Room PB11-4 Hilo, HI Phone: (808) 933-0849 Fax: (808) 933-0838 Title: Ka Pouhana (The mainstay of a family group) FLC Director: Wendy Hamane Age Group: 14 to 18 Site Map Home OPHS Home HHS Home ... Email (Last Modified: April 25, 2001)

26. The Council On Foundations - 2006 FFS Conference Update family Foundations Strengthening Vulnerable Families open to all grantmakers Postconference trips to neighboring islands, organized by the hawaii Host http://www.cof.org/Content/General/Display.cfm?contentID=2549

27. ALA | Special Events Opening general Session featuring US Senator Barack Obama! mother’s familyto hawaii, and then to Kenya, where he meets the African side of his family, http://www.ala.org/ala/eventsandconferencesb/annual/2005a/specialevents.htm

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Chicago City Tours and Outings New! Race to Taste 5K Run/2-Mile Walk Preconferences Banquets and other events Schedule of Major Events Exhibit Ribbon Cutting and Opening Saturday, 8:45 am Auditorium Speaker Series Session: Erik Larson Saturday, 8:30 - 9:30 am Learn More Opening General Session featuring Barack Obama Saturday, 5:30 - 7:00 pm Learn More ALA/ProQuest Scholarship Bash at the Museum of Science and Industry Learn More Sunday, 3:00 - 5:00 pm Learn More Auditorium Speaker Series Session: Book Lust with Nancy Pearl Sunday, 10:00 - 11:00 am Learn More Auditorium Speaker Series Session: A Live Videoconference with Ray Bradbury; Moderated by Sam Weller, author of 'The Bradbury Chronicles' Monday, 1:30 - 3:30 pm Learn More Monday, 5:00 - 6:30 pm Learn More Closing Session featuring Henry Winkler Learn More Inaugural Banquet and Awards Reception Tuesday, 5:00 pm - 12:00 am Opening General Session featuring U.S. Senator Barack Obama! Saturday, June 25, 5:30 - 7:00 pm Barack Obama Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance Sponsored by Random House.

28. VII. Training - Final Report Hawaii Child And Family Services Review hawaii did not achieve substantial conformity with the systemic factor of Training . The State is operating a staff development and training program that http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/cwrp/staterpt/hi/training.htm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search VII. Training Rating of Review Team Regarding Substantial Conformity Rating Not in Substantial Conformity Substantial Conformity 1 X D Hawaii did not achieve substantial conformity with the systemic factor of Training. Findings with regard to the specific items assessed for this factor are presented below. Item 32. The State is operating a staff development and training program that suppo rts the goals and objectives in the CFSP, addresses services provided under titles IV-B and IV-E, and provides initial training for all staff who deliver these services. _ Strength X Area Needing Improvement Item 32 is rated as an Area Needing Improvement. Although DHS has a formal, initial training program for new employees (caseworkers, licensing specialists, social service aides, and assistants) and provides opportunities for current caseworkers to achieve a Masters of Social Work degree through a program developed with the University of Hawaii, many stakeholders expressed concern about the practicality of the training and the fact that some caseworkers who start work between scheduled training sessions must assume small caseloads before receiving the initial training. The Hawaii IV-E Child Welfare Education Collaborative partners with DHS and the University of Hawaii (UH) School of Social Work to encourage students to accept employment with the department after completing graduate work, by providing a stipend to fulltime students, who then commit to working with DHS for 2 years. Also through this partnership, DHS caseworkers are partially reimbursed for tuition expenses. In recent years, DHS has employed 29 of 30 graduates from the UH program.

29. Strengthening Hawaii Families and general improvement in communication skills for all family members. The Strengthening hawaii Families program is age and developmentally http://www.strengtheningfamilies.org/html/programs_1999/30_SHF.html

Strengthening Hawaii Families Alan Shinn 1130 North Nimitz Highway, Suite A-259 Honolulu, HI 96817 (808) 545-3228 Fax: (808) 545-2686 cdfh@pixi.net Family Skills Training 8-11 years Model Strengthening Hawaii Families (SHF) is a cultural values-based primary prevention program that was developed by the Coalition For A Drug-Free Hawaii. SHF seeks to reduce and ultimately prevent such problems as substance abuse, domestic violence, and gang involvement by reducing risk factors and increasing resiliency factors in the family and community. The SHF program provides the tools and the process for elementary-school aged youth (ages 8 to 11) and their families to build on existing family strengths through values clarification, family skills-building, and nurturing connections among families and their community. SHF is implemented as a 14-session series for eight to ten families attending weekly two hour meetings. Trained facilitators provide families with the opportunity to discover for themselves what will work best based on their values and vision. Topics include: connecting with one another; exploring and practicing family values; cultural and generational continuity; family vision; family resilience; communication; making choices; problem-solving;

30. USDA Child Care Food Program In Hawaii PATCH Child Care Food Program for family Child Care Providers general Informationand Benefits. This federally funded program ensures that children in http://www.patchhawaii.org/providers/foodProgram.asp

For Families For Providers ... PATCH PATCH Child Care Food Program PATCH strives to improve the diets of children in child care and to promote nutrition education. Family Child Care Providers participating in USDA Child Care Food Program through PATCH, are reimbursed for meals and snacks. They have access to nutritional resources, training and technical assistance. Providers also receive assistance in practical day-to-day operations, such as menu planning and sanitation. All of the meals claimed for reimbursement must meet food component and minimum portion requirements set by the USDA. Want to Join the Food Program? This federally funded program ensures that children in family child care homes receive nutritious well-balanced meals. The goal is to improve the health and eating habits of young children. Do I Qualify? You must be licensed as a family child care provider by the State Department of Human Services. Daily attendance and meal records must be kept and any meals claimed must be provided to the children (birth to 13 yrs) without any additional expense to the parents.

31. Manuscripts Collections - Mission Houses Museum Growing Together School Program Public programs family programs Some earlyletters sent and received by missionary parents in hawaii on the mainland http://www.missionhouses.org/Default.aspx?ContentID=57

32. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: Juvenile Justice Information System hawaii Department of the Attorney general Crime Prevention and Justice AssistanceDivision Frances QF Wong, Senior Judge, family Court, First Circuit http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/jjis/index.shtml

Featured Links: Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2004 The Future of Sexual Violence Programs in Hawaii Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report Project Safe Neighborhoods in Hawaii: Year 1 Study Report ... Workplace Violence Manual Hawaii's Juvenile Justice Information System (JJIS) is a statewide information system that combines juvenile offender information from the police, prosecutors, Family Court, and Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility for use by the participating agencies in tracking juvenile offenders. The JJIS is also the repository for statewide information on missing children. Responsibility for the JJIS lies with the Department of the Attorney General. Information in the JJIS includes juveniles’ first exposure to the justice system and extends through prosecution, adjudication, and incarceration. With this comprehensive information, agencies can track juvenile offenders through the justice system and make informed decisions that balance community safety with the objective of restoring as many juveniles as possible to productive citizenship. The JJIS is used by police officers, probation officers, judges, prosecutors, and correctional workers who need to know the status of individual juveniles at any time or point in the juvenile justice process. The JJIS provides background information on arrest and court data, personal data, and social services provided, and can identify juveniles who are suicide risks or involved with drugs.

33. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Special - General Election Guide Age 60 Job Professor of management at hawaii Pacific University Past Administrative I have conducted teacher inservice programs at Ka Umeke Kaeo, http://starbulletin.com/2004/10/24/special/boe0.html

STORY INDEX Sunday, October 24, 2004 [ BOARD OF EDUCATION ] At-large Lei Ahu Isa Nonpartisan Age: Job: Professor of management at Hawaii Pacific University Past: Administrative experience, teaching What qualifies you to be a Board of Education member? I have taught for 25 years and have experience as a school fiscal/budget officer. I also have a master and doctoral degrees in education. I was also a state representative for six years and familiar with education issues. Do you support or oppose Gov. Linda Lingle's plan to break up the statewide Board of Education? Explain. I don't know about seven elected boards, but different district complexes might be the answer. There has to be a board that oversees the total organization so no one group becomes stronger and competes for all the funds. Have you had any interaction with Hawaii's public schools? Yes, I was a member of the school/community-based management group of both Maemae and Lanakila Schools. Darwin L.D. Ching Nonpartisan Age: Job: Attorney Past: Board of directors for Palama Settlement and Family Services Center What qualifies you to be a Board of Education member?

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35. Hawaii: Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newborn Hearin family Health Services Division hawaii Dept of Health Program Evaluation Tools.Also see • general Program Evaluation Information » http://www.infanthearing.org/states/hawaii/

NCHAM www.infanthearing.org Home State Web Pages Hawaii Last Modifed: 08/30/2004 Hawaii State Profile Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention ... Family Support Hawaii For Health Care Providers For Families Louella Christensen Zero-to-Three Hawaii Project Family Health Services Division Hawaii Dept of Health 1600 Kapiolani Blvd, Suite 1401 Honolulu, HI 96814 Phone: 808-973-1115 Fax: 808-973-1122 E-mail: louella.christensen@fhsd.health.state.hi.us UNHS Program Information Hawaii UNHS Hospitals Hawaii UNHS Statistics Legislation Hawaii UNHS Legislation Hawaii UNHS Legislation - Summary Grants Hawaii MCHB State Grant (2000) Hawaii CDC State Grant (2000) Brochrues/Manuals Parent Information About EHDI Programs N ewborn H earing S creening Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programs Hawaii UNHS Hospitals Hawaii UNHS Statistics UNHS Legislation Hawaii UNHS Legislation Hawaii UNHS Legislation - Summary Also see: General Newborn Hearing Screening D iagnostic A P ediatric R ehabilitation S ervices Also see: General Diagnostic Audiology Information E arly I ntervention Also see: General Early Intervention Intervention D ata M anagement State Grants For Data Management Hawaii CDC State Grant (2000) Also see: General Data Management Information M edical H ome State Medical Home Information Medical Home Information (Hawaii) The American Academy of Pediatrics's Medical Home state web page is "designed to keep you informed about events and activities happening in the state that will help improve access to medical homes for children with special health care needs (CSHCN)."

36. Kaiser Statehealthfacts.org Hawaii Distribution Of State General The Kaiser family Foundation presents statehealthfacts.org, hawaii Distributionof State general Fund Expenditures (dollar amount in millions), SFY2003 http://www.statehealthfacts.kff.org/cgi-bin/healthfacts.cgi?action=profile&area=

37. Hawaii Newsletter Spring 2003 - HUD Housing Choice Voucher family SelfSufficiency (FSS) Program Coordinators Please read both the general Section and the Program Section carefully. http://www.hud.gov/local/hi/working/nlspring2003.cfm

Hawaii Local Newsroom Homeownership Rental Help ... Help Newsletter Spring 2003 Information by State Print version Email this to a friend $2.3 Billion in HUD Grants Available for FY2003 More than $2.3 billion in grants is available for fiscal year 2003. The SuperNOFA (Notice of Funding Availability) is HUD's way of streamlining the process for announcing 43 competitive grant programs at one time. Each grant has its own application process and its own deadline. For each program covered by the SuperNOFA, you can download the application from our website Live Satellite Broadcasts. HUD will conduct a live satellite broadcast from Washington, D.C. for each grant program to help potential applicants prepare an application. See the chart below for the schedule of satellite broadcasts reflecting Hawaii's time zone. If you have a movable satellite dish, you can tune in to the broadcasts from your home or office. Check our website for the satellite coordinates.

38. What S New - Adoption Hawaii Support Resources Groups will be held at Casey family programs Office 1848 Nu uanu Avenue Adoption Connection and Casey family programs with support from the hawaii State http://www.adoptionhawaii.com/whats_new.htm

39. FRIENDS National Resource Center For CBCAP Programs The funded programs and the Trust Fund have a general understanding that they A meeting of all the family Resource Program Directors was convened to http://www.friendsnrc.org/priority/models.asp

@import "/cgi-bin/sophisto.css"; Evaluation Peer Review Guidelines Program Models ... Evaluation Program Models Hawaii's Peer Support Process Indiana's Peer Review Process Hawaii's Peer Support Process Purpose Structure Hawaii's peer support activity takes place at the quarterly Trust Fund Coalition meetings. At the meeting, two grantees give a brief 15-20 minute presentation about their funded program to coalition members. Out of the 90 members of the coalition, about 15-25 members attend each meeting; these members serve as the peer support team. Each grantee is required to participate in the peer support activity for the year they are funded. Grantees are given at least one month's advance notice regarding their presentation date. Guidelines for the presentation are also given to each grantee. The presentation includes the program's expected outcomes, how these outcomes are measured, a description of the measurement tools being used, and any obstacles or challenges they faced while implementing the program. After the presentation, a short ten-minute question and answer session ensues where their peers give feedback to the funded program in attendance. All coalition members receive the minutes from the peer support meetings in order to increase their awareness of the funded agencies and to learn from their experience.

40. MWR Hawaii Financial Readiness Program (FRP) hawaii Army family Action Plan (HAFAP) Additionally, though tax preparers will not accept a general power of http://www.mwrarmyhawaii.com/acs/acsmobilizationanddeploy.asp

MWR Information Looking For A Great Job? Weekly Lunch Specials Join Our On-Line Community How are we doing? Call 656-0078 for more information. Army Community Service ACS Welcome ... Volunteer Opportunities Mobilization and Deployment Program The Army Community Service has developed classes specifically designed to assist families and single soldiers of deploying units. Click here for current class schedule. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded free from Adobe . Some documents are also available in Word format, so you can save them and modify them for your needs. ACS Pre-Deployment Book Click here for a very useful resource book for families and service members of 25th Infantry Division (Light) and the United States Army on pre-deployment. Click Here MWR Army Hawaii Marketing Office FAX: (808) 438-3623 Deployment Checklist: Click here for Checklist Care Package Themes: Some items may seem frivolous, such as teddy bears and toys, but if they ever encounter non-combatant Iraqi civilians or children, those things would e great to give to them to show that Americans are not bad people, and that they are there to help them. Get some ideas here:

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