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63. Kansas City InfoZine - Program Helps Students Cope With Transitions - USA We try to make everybody feel like they re part of the family when they come to our family Resources nav down. Missing Children kansas - Missouri http://www.infozine.com/news/stories/op/storiesView/sid/8921/

var domTT_classPrefix = 'domTTOverlib'; Skip navigation Arts Business Community ... RSS Current User :: Guest login or create new user account post press release and events. Thursday, September 22, 2005 Login Create new account Search Site Advance Search Topics Front Screen Dance Film Gallery ... World Departments Calendars Cartoon Chat FAQs ... WebScenes infoZine About Us Advertise Contact Feedback ... ZineNote Who's Online Guests: 78 Members: 1 Topics Family Add the Family Headlines to your website. Sunday, July 10, 2005 :: infoZine Staff page views Program Helps Students Cope with Transitions By Rudi Williams - It's a daunting and scary experience when school-age children wake up one morning realizing that they're in a strange new place, and, except for their family, they don't know anyone at all. Washington, D.C. - infoZine - They don't have any friends, no peers to talk with and don't know anything about the school they're about to enter, the neighborhood they live in, or the community they just moved into. That's the dilemma of hundreds of military-connected students every time their parents move to different assignments around the world. Because of the frequent problematic situations for teenagers, the Military Child Education Coalition created an innovative program called "Student to Student," or S2S, to help solve the problem. Paul Callen, S2S project director, and a team of school counselors, students and school liaison officers featured the program during MCEC's recently completed 7th annual conference here.

64. Family Nurse Practitioner Program - The University Of Kansas School Of Nursing Master of Science In Nursing family Nurse Practitioner Major spacer image,Mail Stop 2029, 3901 Rainbow Blvd., kansas City, KS 66160 http://www2.kumc.edu/son/academicinformation/fnp.htm

Home Prospective Students Overview of Graduate Programs Nurse Practitioner / Family Nurse Practitioner Admissions Information Course Descriptions Application Deadlines Master of Science In Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner Major The content for the Family Nurse Practitioner curriculum focuses on the knowledge and skills required to educate nurses to provide primary health care to clients and families across the lifespan. The Primary Care core courses include primary care didactic (theory) courses, practice-focused clinical courses, and an intensive preceptorship experience. The curriculum builds upon knowledge and competencies of baccalaureate education and integrates into the Primary Care core courses knowledge and competencies gleaned in graduate core courses required for all advanced practice nurses. The MS degree with a specialization as a Family Nurse Practitioner curriculum has three major components: the Common Core segment, the Advanced Practice Core segment, and the Primary Care Specialty Core segment. Full time and part-time study are available. For part-time study, students must complete the Common Core courses (Theory 1, Theory 11, Health Care Professionalism, and Health Care Research) and some of the Advanced Practice and Specialty Core courses (Health Promotion, Advanced Pathophysiology, and Applied Drug Therapy) before enrolling in Advanced Health Assessment. Advanced Health Assessment is the gateway course into the Family Nurse Practitioner specialty courses. Once a student begins the assessment course, it is necessary to proceed directly through the Primary Care courses and Research Project to graduation. This ensures that the national certifying exam will be taken as close to the clinical courses as possible.

65. The Centers Of The Life Span Institute At The University Of Kansas: Research-bas The Institute includes 12 centers and more than 100 programs and projects The KUCDD helps families of persons with disabilities define their needs and http://www.lsi.ku.edu/lsi/centers/

Home Overview Centers Direct Services ... Center for Physical Activity and Weight Management Kansas Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Research Center More at Center website That work led to a program project grant and (in 1966) to an implementation core grant. At the same time, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology and biomedical programs expanded at KUMC to form basic and clinical research projects in fetal, neonatal and early developmental problems in children. For four decades the work has expanded. Associated with the intervention mission is a continuing effort to improve state and national service delivery systems so persons with disabilities can continue to move away from living in large, segregated institutions toward inclusive living environments that more closely resemble family life. Kansas University Center for Developmental Disabilities The Life Span Institute at Parsons More at Center website Juniper Gardens Children's Project More at Center website Beach Center on Disability More at Center website Research and Training Center on Independent Living More at Center website Gerontology Center More at Center website The University of Kansas Gerontology Center's mission is to: (1) to promote and conduct applied research on issues of aging; (2) to develop and administer a multidisciplinary program of education for students, practitioners, and researchers in the field of aging; and (3) to assist in the development and evaluation of programs and policies addressing the needs of elders. While the Center is interested in all areas of aging, it has a special interest in the social and behavioral sciences. A particular focus is on public policies and studies of long-term health care and housing alternatives, communication and aging, service utilization, and aging among minority populations.

66. Family And Consumer Sciences Education At Kansas State University Click here for information on the licensure program in family and Consumer Science . Students are recommended for a kansas family and Consumer Sciences http://www.humec.k-state.edu/dean/FCSE/

KSU HUMEC Dean's Office : FCS ED Family and Consumer Sciences Education The Family and Consumer Sciences Education licensure programs are for students who plan to teach family and consumer sciences at the middle, junior high, senior high, or postsecondary levels. Family and consumer sciences education directly addresses the needs of individuals and families related to nurturing relationships, parenting education, healthy lifestyles, and resource management. Family and consumer sciences education programs focus on parenting education, consumer practices, healthy lifestyle choices, nutrition and food decisions, food science, human relations skills, personal development, textiles and apparel choices, balancing family and work, and general employability skills. These programs emphasize management and problem-solving skills needed to be a responsible and productive individual, family member, and worker. K-State's family and consumer sciences education licensure programs include general education courses; subject matter courses; and courses in teaching methods, curriculum development, and educational psychology.

67. McConnell Air Force Base McConnell.gif (5162 bytes), McConnell Air Force Base, kansas Current InternshipsAvailable. Child Development Center Youth Program family Child Care http://www.agls.uidaho.edu/airforce/bases-US/mcconnell.htm

McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas Current Internships Available Child Development Center Youth Program Family Child Care Child Development Program Building 337 The Philosophy of our Child Development Center is to help children grow and develop to their maximum potential in a safe, nurturing, and child- centered learning environment in which caregivers and parents collaborate in partnership to meet the children’s unique needs. The staff utilizes the Marazon System to assesses the children’s individual needs. Information gathered is then used as a foundation for lesson plans and parent conferences. Accreditation: The Child Development Program is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children Programs: Childcare is available on a full time, inclusive programs for children with special needs, and on an hourly care basis. The program also provides a part-day enrichment program for McConnell’s three and four year olds with an enrollment of approximately 55 children. The program also sponsors the “Give Parents A Break” respite care program.

68. At The Heart Of Menninger's Research Is Mentalizing, A Critically Important Subj Peter Fonagy Peter Fonagy, PhD, director of the Child and family Program, psychiatry at the Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry in Topeka, kansas. http://www.menningerclinic.com/research/researchers.htm

Research Focus Program The Strategic Plan History of Research ... Research Researchers New research projects unite the high technology of human neuroimaging with Menninger's expertise and comprehensive collection of research data in the behavioral sciences. This partnership of research psychiatry and behavioral sciences is moving toward greater understanding of physical and genetic factors of complex or recurring psychiatric and brain disorders. The Menninger researchers include: Efrain Bleiberg, MD, vice chair, Child and Adolescent Services, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine and medical director for The Menninger Professionals in Crisis Program, is nationally recognized as a leader in child and adolescent psychiatry and was cited in 1994 by Good Housekeeping magazine as one of the nation's top mental health professionals. He oversees Menninger research. Board certified in adult and child and adolescent psychiatry, Dr. Bleiberg has in-depth clinical expertise in personality and conduct disorders, trauma, and consequences of maltreatment of children and adolescents. He also has a keen interest in developmental psychopathology. Dr. Bleiberg integrates treatment methods, utilizing psychodynamic, pharmacological, and family systems approaches. He has written extensively about serious and complex symptoms of children and adolescents. His book

69. Family And Children Community Services -  COMCARE Of Sedgwick County, Kansas family and Children Community Services (FCCS) is a program that is dedicated tohelping Association of Community Mental Health Centers of kansas, Inc. http://www.sedgwickcounty.org/COMCARE/children.htm

Your Government Residents Businesses Visitors County Departments Aging Animal Control Appraiser's Office Clerk's Office Code Enforcement COMCARE Communications Community Development Conservation District Corrections County Commission County Manager Cowtown District Attorney Economic Development Election Office Emergency Communications Emergency Management EMS Environmental Resources Finance Fire District #1 Forensic Science Center GIS Health Department Housing Human Resources Human Services Kansas Coliseum Lake Afton Park Planning - (MAPD) Public Works Purchasing Register of Deeds SCDDO Sedgwick County Park Sheriff Tag Office Tax Department Treasurer Zoo COMCARE Family and Children Community Services 7701 E. Kellogg, Suite 300, Wichita, KS 67207 24 Hour Crisis (316) Contact: Jody C. Patterson, LMLP - Director Family and Children Community Services (FCCS) is a program that is dedicated to helping children with serious emotional disturbances (SED) live at home and remain involved in the community. This is achieved by assisting youth and their families in accessing the wraparound network of community services that are available in Sedgwick County. FCCS is available to children under 18 years of age (up to 22 in certain circumstances) who have serious emotional and social problems that disrupt community, school and family relationships. These are children at risk for out-of-home placement or psychiatric hospitalization. Children who meet the criteria for serious emotional disturbance can be referred to FCCS by a family member, physician, therapist, psychologist, teacher, school counselor, or other concerned person. The initial screening to determine FCCS eligibility is completed by the referral and intake contact person at FCCS. FCCS also works closely with Crisis Intervention Services to determine whether hospitalization is required. Fees for FCCS services are based on a sliding scale set by the family’s level of earned income. Medicaid and some health insurances are accepted.

70. Mental Health Association Of South Central Kansas Mental Health Association of South Central kansas Development Department People participating in the AdoptA-family program have a family member that http://www.mhasck.org/content/view/10/32/

Home Adult Direct Services Community Education Professional Education ... Our Supporters Donation Opportunities Your tax-deductible donation helps the Mental Health Association remain on the forefront of mental health. Please remember, every donation is important and it does make a difference in our community. All donation information remains confidential and within our agency. How to Give Donate now using our secure online form. Click here to make a contribution. Donate by telephone by using credit card information: To make a donation by telephone simply call 685-1821, ext. 223 and provide the following information: Name Address, City, ST, Zip Telephone Number Type of Credit Card (MasterCard and/or Visa) Credit Card Number Credit Card Expiration Date Amount of Donation Identify if this is a general fund donation or if it should be applied to a specific program. The "customer copy" section will be mailed to you for tax purposes. Donate by mail - please make all checks payable to: Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas Development Department 555 N. Woodlawn, Ste. 3105

71. Community Connection Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (kansas City Health Dept) The nurse will try to help the family determine how the lead exposure occured and http://www.communityconnection.org/resource_pages/53294.html

Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (Kansas City Health Dept) 2400 Troost Ave Suite 3100 Kansas City, MISSOURI 64108 Tel: 816-513-6048 Fax: 816-513-6284 Contact: Angela Bennett E-mail Address: carol_pollard@kcmo.org Web Page: www.kcmo.org/health.nsf/web/clppp?opendocument View Staff and Related Resource Contacts The goal of the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) is to prevent lead poisoning in children by eliminating harmful levels of lead in KC by assuring blood lead screening, case management of lead poisoned children, lead hazard control, and education. Resource Description: Follow up of lead poisoned children is a very important aspect of the work done by nurses at the Kansas City Health Department. If a child has been found to have an elevated blood lead level of 10-14mcg/dL, the nurse works closely with the family to teach them and their child how to prevent further lead poisoning. The nurse will try to help the family determine how the lead exposure occured and also suggest ways to eliminate or lessen the lead contamination. These children need to be tested every three months to monitor their lead levels. Letters are sent and phone calls are made to families when follow up and educational support are needed. The Lead Programs' nurse case managers provide follow up services to children with lead levels at or above 15mcg. The children and their families receive personalized, family centered care until the child's lead level falls within acceptable limits. Interventions consist of home visits, phone calls, and follow up blood lead tests as well as education and consultation with other members of the child's health care team.

72. Greater Kansas Chapter: News Desk kansas City, MO — The anticipation of welcoming a new baby to the family is one The March of Dimes NICU family Support Program is designed to complement http://www.marchofdimes.com/kansas/6239_11532.asp

View All Chapters Find Your Local Chapter 4050 Pennsylvania, #141 Kansas City, MO 64111 E-mail Us! View all Greater Kansas offices Kansas Home ... Folic Acid Kansas City March of Dimes and Saint Luke’s Hospital chosen to be 1 of 13 NICU Family Support Programs in the United States 13-Mar-04 Kansas City, MO — The anticipation of welcoming a new baby to the family is one of life's most joyful experiences. However, when a baby is born sick or very small, the birth experience can be a challenging one for the family. Babies who are admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) receive highly specialized medical care to increase their chances of surviving and becoming healthy, active children. For parents, the sight of their baby attached to various machines by tubes and wires can leave them feeling overwhelmed and powerless to help. The March of Dimes Greater Kansas Chapter and Saint Luke's Hospital are partners in an exciting new program to support families of babies who are admitted to the NICU. The March of Dimes NICU Family Support Program is designed to complement Saint Luke's commitment to the philosophy of family-centered care. The program will respond to the unique emotional and informational needs of the families of nearly 400 babies each year who spend their first days, weeks, or even months, in the NICU at Saint Luke's. This special program addresses issues that arise during the family's NICU stay, their transition to home, or in the sad event of their baby's death.

73. Child Support - Kansas And Missouri - Software Child Support and other legal software for the kansas and Missouri legal Bradley Software LLC has been providing family law software since 1992 to http://www.bradleysoftware.com/

Fine Software For The Legal Profession Since 1992 Missouri Form 14 has changed! Effective July 1, 2005 Click here for more info All Programs Are Available For A Free 7-day Trial! Click here to download today Take a look before you try, check out the product fact sheets for ArrearsMaster(tm) or the Bradley Parenting Time Calculator(tm) or the Missouri Child Support Calculator W hy do hundreds of lawyers trust Bradley Software products? Click here to find out.... You be the judge. Compare our products against other programs. View our newsletter Do you have a question Do you have a suggestion Bradley Software LLC has been providing family law software since 1992 to judges and attorneys in Missouri and Kansas, Formed in response to the requests of judges and attorneys for copies of a child support software Over the years, our products have expanded to include a child support calculator for

74. The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation - Children, Youth & Families As a result of kansas City, kansas’s First Things First reform program, programs to all schoolaged children in low- to moderate-income families. http://gkccf.org/page20950.cfm

September 22, 2005 For Donors For Advisors Scholarship Search For Nonprofit Organizations ... Racial Equity Children, Youth and Families At the time of the 2002 Citistates Report , the Kansas City’s urban school districts were seen as being full of potential, but unable to overcome a myriad of social, educational and financial challenges. At the time, the Kansas City, Missouri School District had lost its accreditation, only 61percent of its students were graduating, and only 11percent were scoring at or above the national average on the ACT. Today, in 2004, increased percentages of local urban school students are reading at or above proficiency levels, and there have been significant advances in math test scores at several inner city high schools. As a result of Kansas City, Kansas’s "First Things First" reform program, there are improvements on social issues: Higher attendance rates, increases in family participation in school conferences and increases in graduation rates. In addition, governance in the Kansas City, Missouri School District has improved, as shown by a functioning school board and efforts to improve fiscal responsibility. Despite these recent gains, the quality of education in local urban schools continues to need, and to deserve, direct and sustained attention. The Foundation’s approach to improving the lives of children in the community can be summarized in two words: Education reform. Before children even start school, they need assurance that they will be able to learn once they arrive. Once in public, urban schools, they need to have teachers with the factual knowledge, interpersonal and instructional skills needed to help them learn. During before and after school times, they will need to have access to programs that will help them grow as individuals, and that will provide healthy, safe environments for further recreation and learning.

75. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family Bureau for Children, Youth and Families kansas Dept. of Health and Environment CLASP Child Care for Low Income Advocacy and Support Program http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/reskansas.htm

Kansas Resources Family Issues Bureau for Children, Youth and Families Kansas Dept. of Health and Environment 900 SW Jackson, Suite 1052-S Topeka, Kansas 66612-1220 Toll Free: 1-800-332-6262 Telephone: 785-291-3368 Fax: 785-296-8626 http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/bcyf/ The Bureau for Children, Youth and Families provides access to quality, comprehensive, family-centered preventive, primary care and specialty services for pre-conceptual and pregnant women, infants, children, adolescents, and children with special health care needs, and their families, especially those with low incomes or limited access to care. Child Care Association of Johnson County Karen Clayton, contact 7369 W 97th St Overland Park, KS 66212 Telephone: 913-341-6200 Fax: 913-341-2957 E-mail: ccajc@unicom.net http://www.communityconnection.org/ CCAJC strives to meet the needs of Johnson County's working families by providing child care referrals and training and supporting child day care providers and center personnel. Childcare Association of Wichita/Sedgwick County 1069 Parklane (Parklane Office Park) Wichita, KS 67218

76. One Family In A Kansas Town This program was funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, To order a copy of One family in a kansas Town online click here or call us http://soundprint.org/radio/display_show/ID/148/name/One Family in a Kansas Town

Thursday September 22, 2005 Radio Weekly Update Meet the Host Program Calendar Program Archives ... Unsubscribe Shop Order a CD Shop Online Checkout Services Web Hosting Web Design Online Portfolio DAW Training Education Television Radio One Family in a Kansas Town Produced by: Steve Lickteig In 1990, Smith County, Kansas, where Lebanon is located, was a thriving region. By the late 1990s the population had dwindled to 4,500, having suffered a drop of 150% in 100 years. If this trend continued, Smith County and Lebanon would essentially disappear. When Jim Rightner and his wife, Christine, came to town, they planned to retire there, ready for small town life. During his first day in town, Jim decided to change things. Before long it became a perfect model of small town America. Lebanon proved to be a town willing, in part, to accept this man's dream if it meant surviving. As we learn more about his grand plan, we begin to learn more about what drives him, and what's really behind his dream to rebuild Lebanon, Kansas. Program Credits One Family in a Kansas Town was produced by Steven Lickteig, with production assistance from Rob Hilton. The editor was Gemma Hooley and the sound engineer was Thom Woodward. This program was funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional assistance by Mike Horan and Paul Schmidt. Special thanks also to Kim Bancroft, Norman Bemmelmans, Darrell Brogden, Ruth Maddell, Bill Martin, Patricia Priest, Victory Foth Sherry, Melinda Weir, and Laura Wexler. We have an update to this piece. Jim Rightnar died May 18, 2003. His widow, Christeen, and their son, Christian, who is now divorced, still reside in Lebanon. Jim's dream of a revitalized Lebanon has not yet been realized.

77. Healthy Sounds: Workshop Calendar and Intermediate Schools Fredericktown, MO March 22, 2005 Families With A Beat!• family Program 600PM–700PM Kennedy Elementary - kansas City, KS http://www.healthysounds.com/workshop.html

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL ... DECEMBER this site with a friend for new information Home Programs Retreats Calendar ... TOP February 15, 2005 Unity Drum Circle Classroom Workshop Clark Middle School - Bonner Springs, KS February 18, 2005 Unity With A Beat! School Assembly Program Blue Jacket Elementary - Merriam, KS February 21, 2005 Classroom With A Beat! Conference Presentation New Horizons Early Childhood Conference - Minneapolis, MN TOP March 4, 2005 Unity With A Beat! School Assembly Program Davidson Elementary - Kansas City, MO March 10, 2005 Jelly Bean Conspiracy Rhythm Weaves and Family Program All Day! Great Bend, KS March 17-18, 2005 Unity With A Beat! School Assembly Program All Day! Fredericktown Elementary and Intermediate Schools - Fredericktown, MO March 22, 2005 Families With A Beat! Family Program Kennedy Elementary - Kansas City, KS TOP April 8, 2005 Unity With A Beat! School Assembly Program St Michaels Elementary - Overland Park, KS April 11, 2005 Classroom With A Beat!

78. Kansas Housing Resources Corporation persons who are elderly, persons with disabilities and families with children . Weatherization Program Manager 611 S. kansas Avenue, Suite 300 http://www.kshousingcorp.org/programs/wap.shtml

Kansas Housing Resources Corporation Skip Navigation HOME ABOUT KHRC ANNOUNCEMENTS ... WWW.KDFA.ORG Weatherization Assistance Program What the Program Does: The Weatherization Assistance Program, funded through the U.S. Department of Energy and the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, provides housing improvements that increase energy efficiency in income-eligible, single- or multi-family dwellings, including manufactured homes. Who the Program Helps: Households with income up to 150% of the federal poverty level or 60% of the state median income, whichever is higher. If anyone in the household has received TANF or SSI in the last twelve months, the household automatically qualifies. The target groups for this program are households including persons who are elderly, persons with disabilities and families with children. How It Works: Public or private not-for profit agencies apply for the grants and provide the services. Due to the high technical investment and expertise required to operate the grants, grantees are generally continued from year to year. Type(s) of Assistance: Grants Funding Cycle: April 1 through March 31 of each year.

79. Kansas Genealogy Research Resources To Help Find Ancestors For Family History Locate kansas historical, genealogical and family societies, or add your society . Commencement Program with names of students and school officials. http://geneasearch.com/states/kansas.htm

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80. Kansas City Missouri School District of the family Literacy Program within the kansas City, MO School District.Ensure the integration of quality family literacy services within all four http://www.kcmsd.k12.mo.us/home.asp?b=24&catid=1

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