61. Joint Education Center For Lifelong Learning Spouses and civilians who work aboard Marine Corps Base hawaii or reside in the Transition Assistance Management Program family Member Employment http://www.mccshawaii.com/jec.htm

About Us Talk to MCCS Job Search Special Events ... Semper Fit JEC General Information On-Base Colleges, Universities Scholarship Information ... MCBH Library Kaneohe Bay, Building #220 DSN FAX DSN FAX Hours of Operation Monday - Thursday Friday Joint Education Center for Lifelong Learning The Joint Education Center provides testing including Dantes/DSST tests, tuition assistance for active duty Marines and Sailors, as well as education workshops for everyone. The center's Lifelong Learning Program (LL) provides personal and professional learning opportunities within the Navy/Marine Corps Community. The LL Program focuses on voluntary off-duty academic programs in a traditional classroom setting. Access to LL for independent duty and deployed Sailors/Marines is facilitated through online enrollment and correspondence courses. Spouses and civilians who work aboard Marine Corps Base Hawaii or reside in the nearby community may enroll in voluntary education courses on the Base. Priority is given to active duty military personnel. JEC Staff Members Command Education Services Officer - Loretta Cornett-Huff DANTES Test Control Officer Counselor/Senior Education Specialist - Donna Duellberg, Ed.D

62. The Future Of Children - Sub-Sections ARTICLE Evaluation of hawaii s Healthy Start Program In 1975, Dr. Calvin Siaestablished the hawaii family Stress Center (or HFSC, later renamed the http://www.futureofchildren.org/information2827/information_show.htm?doc_id=7041

63. Hawaii hawaii state profile hawaii family Court Rules (Juvenile Court Proceedingsare found in Part D). hawaii State Bar Association. Purpose Clauses http://www.ncjj.org/stateprofiles/profiles/HI04.asp?state=HI04.asp&topic=Profile

64. ACF - Programs of the Tribal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Program......Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... ACF Contacts for Issues with State, Territory, or Tribal Services Programs Are you looking for information on how to get assistance for yourself, your family, or a friend? If so, you may find our Contacts page helpful in finding assistance near you. Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children and families? On this page you will find links to information on the programs overseen by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). ACF oversees about 60 programs that provide funds to state, local, and tribal organizations, both public and private. ACF also has several partnership projects, Federal Committees, and clearinghouses that provide the public with a variety of resources. This page links to programs, regional offices , clearinghouses, committees, and special projects. Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System Data tables Documentation Publications, reports, and related documents on child welfare, including adoption and foster care research efforts Children's Bureau Materials about child protection, child welfare, and adoption

65. Strengthening Hawaii Families , * and generalimprovement in communication skills for all family members.......Program, *, Strengthening hawaii Families. http://www.strengtheningfamilies.org/html/model_programs_1997/mfp_pg19.html

Model Family Skills Training Strengthening Hawaii Families 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 both the community and the family. SHF provides the tools and the process for elementary-school aged youth (aged 5 to 12) and their families to build on existing family strengths. The 14-session curriculum emphasizes values clarification, family relationships, and communication skills to allow families to discover for themselves what will work best based on their values and vision. Trained facilitators work with families to cover the following topics: connecting with one another; exploring values; practicing family values; cultural and generational continuity; family vision; skill-building including communication, making choices, problem-solving, decision making, anger management and stress management; wellness including substance abuse prevention, healthy lifestyle choices, and resiliency; and `ohana (family) time. SHF has been shown to have a positive impact on the families that participated. The University of Hawaii Social Welfare Evaluation and Research Unit (SWERU) found significant improvement in family cohesion, family organization, and family communication; and a significant decrease in family conflict as well as decrease in parental depression. These findings relate to our goal to decrease risk factors and to increase resiliency/protective factors in youth and their families. Follow-up research done by SMS, Inc, to determine the long-term impacts of participation found that past participants reported better relationships among family members, a clearer understanding of parental roles, more awareness of children's needs, improved behaviors for children, and general improvement in communication skills for all family members. Participants also remarked on the amount of bonding and fellowship that accompanied each SHF session.

66. Hawaii I-Gen Onestop source for hawaii genealogy, history, and travel searches. On thispage * more Genealogy * Genealogy programs * local History and more * http://members.aol.com/USgenealogy/igen/hi.html

htmlAdWH('93212816', '728', '90'); Main Other Academic Resources Book your trip or vacation on-line now ! This year explore Hawaii USED BOOKS: HI GENEALOGY HISTORY TRAVEL * Genealogy * History Homes Research * Travel Hawaii I-Gen Quick Searches Quick searching ~ Informative browsing Hawaii travel People Search eCards ... Hawaii Searches Interactive Genealogy combines searches for genealogy, living people, local history, and travel by state and keyword , because our family's history was sometimes changed by what was happening around them and what was available where they lived. Travel - from Sween's Travel Guide HAWAII more places to stay in Hawaii Honolulu Honolulu is known for its ocean and beaches. The Marriott Waikiki Beach and the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel are only two of many choice hotels in the area. Where else to stay * Which is your favorite vacation spot? Hideaways in Anahola or Haiku ? Near the Hawaii Volcanos National Park Where else to stay in Hawaii. Make more Hawaii hotel reservations: HOTEL SEARCH City Arrival Date Nights '; cal += '

67. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: Crime In Hawaii hawaii State Department of the Attorney general Crime Prevention and JusticeAssistance Division Research hawaii Uniform Crime Reporting Program Update http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/rs/cih/

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 ... View or Download Hawaii crime data for 1975-2003 in MS Excel format Crime in Hawaii Down 10.2% in First Half of 2004 February 3, 2005 - The Department of the Attorney General's semi-annual Uniform Crime Report shows that the number of Index Crimes reported in Hawaii for the first six months of 2004 decreased 10.2% from the figure reported for the first half of 2003. The number of violent Index Crimes (murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault) decreased 12.6%, while property Index Crimes (burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft) fell 10.1%. Net decreases in violent, property, and total Index Crimes were reported by all four of Hawaii's counties. The number of murders reported statewide for the first half of 2004 increased 45.5%, up from 11 in 2003 to 16 in 2004. (Note small base numbers, and that a record low murder tally was reported in 2003.) Forcible rapes decreased 7.3%, robberies plunged 42.5%, and aggravated assaults rose 7.3%.

68. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News Homes will keep their current general trash pickup dates, It is a programsimilar to one proposed last spring but that the City Council scrapped for a http://starbulletin.com/2003/09/10/news/story1.html

Wednesday, September 10, 2003 Mililani homes must recycle Residents will assume the role of guinea pigs for a mandatory curbside trash project Curbside collection schedule By Crystal Kua ckua@starbulletin.com About 11,000 households in Mililani will become the "guinea pigs" in the city's mandatory curbside recycling project, which will start on a four-month trial basis in November. "We really want to learn from the Mililani residents how we can take this program islandwide," Suzanne Jones, the city's recycling coordinator, said yesterday while announcing the pilot program. Mililani residents will be asked to place in front of their homes glass, newspapers, aluminum and plastic for recycling twice a month in either their current 96-gallon garbage bin or in a separate recycling bin provided by the city. Residents will have to separate their recyclable items from the general trash, but all the recycling items can be placed in one bin no sorting required. Homes will keep their current general trash pickup dates, while green waste will be picked up on alternating weeks with the recyclable materials. Mililani resident Debbie Lee has a sister in New Jersey who recycles all the time, but she's not sure she'll be able to get her family to do the same here.

69. Easter Seals Society Of Hawaii Sultan Early Intervention Program provides services through a coordinated comprehensive familycentered and culturally sensitive support includes http://www.eastersealshawaii.org/about-oahu.htm

O`ahu Service Center *NEW- Sultan Early Intervention Program provides services through a coordinated comprehensive program to families with children who have special needs from birth to three years of age. Family-centered and culturally sensitive support includes: Information and Referral Services as needed or requested; Developmental Evaluation and Conference; Establishment of an Individualized Family Support Plan (IFSP); Coordination of Services with the child's family, pediatrician, other medical specialists, or agencies; Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapy; Parent Education and Support; Transition Planning and Assistance to another program when desired or appropriate; Facilitate Acquisition of adaptive equipment and/or other appliances; Individual and Group Counseling;

70. Chamber Of Commerce Of Hawaii Also new to hawaii are Brigadier general John Bednarek of the 25th AUSA hawaiihas established the AdoptA-Platoon program to assist hawaii based troops http://www.cochawaii.com/page.php?article_id=44

71. From Safaris To Spacewalks: Exotic (and Educational) Summer Programs - Hawaii - hawaii test scores. Back to School Tips and Resources programs are availablefor families with 5 to 7 year olds, and for families with 8 to 12 year olds http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/hi/313/track

Back to School Tips and Resources Change State Alabama Alaska Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington DC West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming School Name or District and/or City Home Compare Schools My School List Back to School ... About Us Article Tools Print This Article Email This Article Sign-up For Newsletters Give Us Your Feedback From Safaris to Spacewalks: Exotic (and Educational) Summer Programs (Page 1 of 2) Want to fire up your child’s curiosity about space, nature or college life this summer? If so, check out these unusual summer learning programs. By Marian Wilde, GreatSchools.net Staff Exotic summer learning programs for children are more plentiful than ever. That’s good news for parents. Some of these programs fill up fast, however, so it’s a good idea to start your planning early. Don't despair if you haven't made plans for your child's summer yet—even the most popular programs have last-minute cancellations. What kinds of programs are there?

72. Hawaii - Big Island - Seniors/Children Alternativehawaii s cyberguide to activities for seniors and children on the Big (808) 935-3444 Electronic family fun. hawaii VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK http://www.alternative-hawaii.com/activity/bioth.htm

Activities Big Island Printer Friendly Version Help us preserve the Islands. Tell our advertisers you found them on Alternative-Hawaii. Seniors Children SENIORS SPONSORS HAWAIIAN EDVENTURE / UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT HILO Conference Center 200 W. Kawili Street Hilo, HI 96720 (Island of Hawaii) Tel. (808) 974-7555 Fax (808) 974-7684 Email: foxgolds@hawaii.edu A dynamic integrative program designed for students and visitors linking academic, recreational and cultural activities. Hands-on participatory learning experiences for students ranging in age from 12 years - 90 years. The award winning program has defined the standard for educational excellence in travel study programs in marine science, astronomy, and volcanology and may be designed specifically for your group's interests. Photo FRIENDS COUNTY OF HAWAII Department of Coordinated Services 127 Kamana Street Hilo, HI 96720

73. Parole Program Pushed For Money, Families Say - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii hawaii s Newspaper Online, hawaii news and information from the state s The state attorney general s office is investigating at least two of these http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2002/Apr/07/ln/ln02a.html

Wednesday, September 21, 2005 News Classifieds Archives LOCAL NEWS Education Obituaries Weather Traffic hotspots ... Live chats ARCHIVE Back issues FEATURED NEWS Nation/World news Movie showtimes TGIF Weekend Calendar Special projects ... Photo gallery CUSTOMER SERVICE Help page Contact us Subscriber services Reader services ... Today's front page RESOURCES Traffic hotspots Phone directory Hawaiian dictionary E-mail news alerts ... Printable version E-mail this story Posted on: Sunday, April 7, 2002 Parole program pushed for money, families say A request for money: Follow the money trail from one Fresh Start resident's family members to the organization By Jim Dooley Advertiser Staff Writer E.G. "Curly" Ayers knew better than anyone else that his son had a troubled life. Clifford Clark said $3,000 a month went to addressing "special needs." Alan Ayers had been in and out of jail for relatively petty crimes such as credit-card theft and forgery. An alcoholic with a crack cocaine addiction, he also suffers from a bipolar mental illness, but his life has had bright spots, too, with stints as a professional golfer. So when Alan Ayers had a chance to be freed from jail in October 1999 and placed into Fresh Start Inc., a Waipahu structured living facility, Curly Ayers paid what program director Ron Barker asked: an $1,800 entry fee and $1,800 for each of the next three months his son was in the facility.

74. Extension And Outreach Services hawaii Pesticide Information Retrieval System (information about currently registered family, Youth, Leadership and Communityrelated activities http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/extout/extout.asp

Extension and Outreach Date Last Edited: 07/30/2001 College professionals provide a variety of educational outreach activities, in addition to their private volunteer projects. Our efforts, many of which are conducted from our Cooperative Extension offices, empower people to make more informed choices about professional and personal life. Extension Service Offices and Personnel Hawaii Maui-Molokai Oahu Kauai ... National and CTAHR Team Extension and Outreach Initiatives General activities Ask an Expert (about anything!) Find an employee Find a speaker at our Speakers' Bureau Agriculture-related activities 4-H/Youth Development Agriculture in the Classroom Agricultural Diagnostics Service Center (soil testing, insect and disease identification) Garden Centers Maui Educational Garden Pearl City Urban Garden Center - Oahu Master Gardener Program Hawaii Pesticide Information Retrieval System (information about currently registered pesticides) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Knowledge Master (information on some of Hawaii's pests - home and commercial) Pesticide Applicator Training (PAT) Pesticide Impact Assessment Program (PIAP) Pesticide Registration Program (IR-4) Production Information (see also publications) Commercial Cost of Production spreadsheets Farmers Bookshelf (information on growing some of Hawaii's fruits, ornamentals, vegetables)

75. Pacific Tsunami Museum Programs hawaii County is the last county to become TsunamiReady, which will make hawaii Through the TsunamiReady program, NOAA s National Weather Service gives http://www.tsunami.org/programs.htm

Community Education Science Are you looking for our Hours Location , or Scheduled Events CLICK HERE Community NOAA Recognizes the Big Island as TsunamiReady Hawaii County is the last county to become TsunamiReady, which will make Hawaii the first TsunamiReady State. Through the TsunamiReady program, NOAA's National Weather Service gives communities the skills and education needed to survive a tsunami before, during and after the event. TsunamiReady helps community leaders and emergency managers strengthen their local tsunami operations. On Friday, July 29th the Museum hosted NOAA officials along with Service Directors and Emergency Management Directors from Indian Ocean countries to honor this event. The NOAA program will aid these Indian Ocean delegates in establishing guidelines for emergency preparedness in their communities. The official TsunamiReady ceremony will be held in August. 1975 Tsunami The museum is now collecting oral histories, photographs, and information regarding the tsunami which struck November 29th, 1975. If anyone has any photographs or stories that they would like to share, please call us at the museum at 808-935-0926. Want an opportunity to meet interesting people from all over the world?

76. Hawaii Admin Jobs & Clerical Jobs On CareerBuilder.com Looking for hawaii Admin Clerical jobs and other Admin Clerical jobs? Manager with managing and maintaining program reports and general office http://admin-clerical.careerbuilder.com/ac.ic/Hawaii/

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77. Hawaii Newborn Screening Information general Information hawaii , along with four other states ( Alaska , Idaho In March, 2002, hawaii l aunched a pilot program to supplement the mandated http://www.savebabies.org/states/hawaii.htm

78. Site Map Comprehensive Strategy for Juvenile Justice, hawaii County Comprehensive Disability Parking Permit Program family Violence Advisory Commission http://www.hawaii-county.com/site map.htm

Home Contact the County Departments Site Map Links Additional Information / Links A-G H-O P-Z Accounts Division (Finance) Aging (Office of): Office of Aging Website Office of Aging Contacts Partners in Eldercare ... Agriculture Big Island Agriculture Information Annual Reports: Annual Report 03-04 Annual Report 02-03 Annual Report 01-02 ... Automotive Division (Public Works) Bids - Purchasing Division Status of Bids and Proposals for the County of Hawaii Bid Information from Public Works Bid Information from the Department of Public Works Administration Big Island Film Office Budget Division: (Finance) Operating Budget Recap FY2005-06 Operating Budget Recap FY2004-05 Operating Budget Recap FY2003-04 Operating Budget Recap FY2002-03 ... Operating Budget Recap FY98-99 To view newer Budget Recaps use Adobe Acrobat Reader HTML Version Budget Recap FY2005-06 Budget Recap FY2004-05 Budget Recap FY2003-04 Text Versions Budget Recap FY2002-03 Budget Recap FY2001-02 Budget Recap FY2000-01 Building Division: (Public Works) Building Permits Main Page: Permits for 2005 Permits for 2004 Permits for 2003 ... Permits for 98 Hele-On Bus Information and Schedules Calendar Camping Permits: Online Camping Permits Mail in with Check * Online Camping Permit program for reservations paid by credit card.

79. CONGRESS APPROVES MORE THAN $93.3 MILLION FOR HAWAII LABOR, HEALTH, AND EDUCATIO The $30.4 million for hawaii s Impact Aid program is part of a larger amount Native hawaiian familyBased Education Centers. The program works with http://inouye.senate.gov/~inouye/00pr/2000C19E09.html

CONGRESS APPROVES MORE THAN $93.3 MILLION FOR HAWAII LABOR, HEALTH, AND EDUCATION INITIATIVES TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. United States Senator Daniel K. Inouye is pleased to announce that the Congress approved $ 93.3 million in funding for labor, health, and education programs in Hawaii. These initiatives are in the Fiscal Year 2001 Labor, Health and Education Appropriations measure, which was part of the final budget deal negotiated between the Congressional leadership and the White House, and passed by the Congress late Friday. The measure is awaiting the President's final approval. "I am especially pleased that the labor-related initiatives continue to receive support from my colleagues. These programs are based on the concept of 'helping people help themselves.' Thus far, these programs have proven effective in providing the people of Hawaii with the job skills that lead to economic independence and rewarding careers," Senator Inouye said. This measure also includes funding for both the Native Hawaiian Education Act and the Native Hawaiian Health Care Act. These acts became law in 1988 and were reauthorized in 1994.

80. SENATOR INOUYE ANNOUNCES $7.4 MILLION IN FEDERAL GRANTS AWARDED TO hawaii DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY general. $3089362 The hawaii Sea GrantCollege Program is focused on aquaculture, coastal processes, and technology http://inouye.senate.gov/~inouye/00pr/2000622854.html

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