81. Kansas City, MO: The AHP is a singlefamily construction program. In 1992, LISC and the City ofKansas City, MO, formed a partnership to provide construction financing to http://www.kcmo.org/manager.nsf/web/lisc?opendocument

82. The Kansas City Zoo The kansas City Zoo s staff of professional educators and trained volunteersaspire to bring family Program Registration Form (PDF) Birthday Parties http://www.kansascityzoo.org/Education/Index.asp?IdS=000E41-213BBA0&x=090|010&~=

83. UMKC Family Studies Program The University of Missourikansas City (UMKC) family Studies Program focusesprimarily on the situation of American families and the social services http://www.umkc.edu/familystudies/

84. News Release In Kansas - HUD Martinez announces $376953 in grants to help kansas families. While enrolledin the program, as a family s income rises, a third of that income goes to http://www.hud.gov/local/ks/news/pr2003-10-24.cfm

Kansas Local Newsroom Homeownership Rental Help ... Help News Release Information by State Print version Email this to a friend Dale Gray , Public Affairs Officer 400 State Ave., Kansas City, KS 66101-2406 Phone/Fax (913) 551-5542/(913) 551-5469 www.hud.gov/news For Immediate Release Friday October 24, 2003 MARTINEZ ANNOUNCES $376,953 IN GRANTS TO HELP KANSAS FAMILIES Funding Aimed at Making Families Employable, Self-Sufficients KANSAS CITY, KS - Housing and Urban Development Secretary Mel Martinez announced $376,953 in grants today to ten housing authorities in Kansas that will be used for job training and placement for low-income citizens. "This funding will help hundreds of citizens in Kansas find employment and eventually become economically independent," said HUD Secretary Mel Martinez. "HUD is committed to revitalizing communities through job advocacy, training programs and economic development." A total of 771 housing authorities in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam and Puerto Rico will receive $47,688,000 in HUD Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program grants.

85. Association Of Kansas Hospices All hospice programs in kansas have admission guidelines. Should a patient/familyalready in a hospice program decide that they no longer wish hospice http://www.lifeproject.org/akh.htm

Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) Click here to print the 2005 KHPCO Membership Form What is hospice? A GUIDE TO HOSPICE About the Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization - (KHPCO) How Can I Find A Hospice Program? What Is Hospice? Will My Insurance Cover Hospice Care? ... Can I Change My Mind About Hospice? About the Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) The Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) works to enable every Kansan to access quality care at the end of life. The Organization is a not for profit, 501(c)3 organization committed to qualify end of life care. How Can I Find A Hospice Program? To find a member of the Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) that serves your community please enter your county and press the [FIND] button. County You may also look at the Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) Membership Directory [ click here for list You may also contact the Kansas Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (KHPCO) by email or phone at 888-202-LIFE (5433) NOW AVAILABLE ! Resources for Consumers Including information on hospice and palliative care (click Caring Connections logo below) What Is Hospice?

86. FDIC: Money Smart - An Adult Education Program El Centro also offers a mortgage loan program for those clients who cannot obtain The Heart of America family Services (HAFS) Model Site in kansas City, http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/regions/kansascity.html

This page contains a drop-down menu that utilizes javascript to link to the following pages: Quick Links for Bankers Quick Links for Consumers Quick Links for Analysts Quick Links for Investors ... En Español QUICK LINKS FOR Bankers Consumers Analysts Investors Press En Español SEARCH THE SITE Home Consumer Protection Community Affairs Program Money Smart - An Adult Education Program Money Smart - An Adult Education Program Money Smart Home Overview Chairman's Message Money Smart News ... Contacts Kansas City Region - Money Smart Model Sites (Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota) Contact: Elizabeth Kelderhouse, Community Affairs Officer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2345 Grand Boulevard, Suite 1500 Kansas City, Missouri 64108 El Centro El Centro, located in Kansas City, Kansas, serves as one of the Kansas City Region Money Smart Model Sites. This organization provides social services to Latino immigrants living in the Kansas City metropolitan area. The FDIC-El Centro partnership focuses on the following goals: assimilate Latino immigrants into the American financial system; enable Latino immigrants to open bank accounts; foster access to asset building opportunities for Latino immigrants; provide guidance to banks on serving Latino clientele; and promote awareness of the Latino market to financial institutions. FDIC's partnership with El Centro employs a comprehensive asset building strategy. Those benefiting from financial education classes may also access complementary services that enable immigrants to accumulate wealth. El Centro clients can deposit the refunds they secure from the free tax preparation services to Individual Development Accounts, and in turn use account monies to purchase an inexpensive home through one of El Centro's targeted mortgage loans.

87. Office Of The Governor Of Kansas: Governor Kathleen Sebelius Federal family Violence Prevention And Services Grant (FVPSA) All programsmust be accredited by the kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic http://www.ksgovernor.org/grants_fvpsapp.html

HOME NEWS ROOM 2004 Budget Cabinet Members ... accessKansas FVPSA Promising Programs Federal Family Violence Prevention And Services Grant (FVPSA) Federal Family Violence Prevention And Services Grant (FVPSA) Purpose To prevent incidents of family violence and to provide immediate shelter and related assistance for victims of family violence and their dependents in order to prevent future incidents. Eligible Applicants Funds are available to support community-based not for profit organizations whose primary purpose is to operate programs and shelters for victims of domestic violence and their dependents and which provide counseling, advocacy and self-help services to victims and their children. All programs must be accredited by the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence. Federal guidelines require a 20% non-federal cash match for existing programs and a 35% non-federal cash match for new programs. Funding Sources 2004 Grant Awards Number of Victims Served July 1, 2001 - June 30, 2002 15,711 women, children and men receiving services

88. Subscribe - Casey Family Programs Yes, I’d like to receive updates from Casey family programs. Please send me.Casey announcements. Press releases. I prefer email communications in http://www.casey.org/ContactUs/Subscribe/

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89. CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP, Wichita State University, Kansas, United States The kansas family Business Forum (KFBF) is a nationally recognized, highlyregardedmembership organization of Program Links. Business Heritage Series http://webs.wichita.edu/dt/beta.asp?u=entre&p=/kfbf/kansasfamilybusinessforum/

90. National Family Caregiver Support Program > Professionals And Providers - State State by State Contact. family Caregiver Support Program Contacts kansas JoyceSmith, Community Based Srvs. Dir. Department On Aging http://www.aoa.gov/prof/aoaprog/caregiver/careprof/state_by_state/state_contact.

Skip Navigation Key Topics please select one -Contact AoA -Alzheimer's Disease -The Assistant Secretary -Because We Care - Online Guide -Caregiver Survival Tips -Resource Directory -Caregiver Fact Sheet -NFCSP Projects -Resources -NFCSP Brochure -Regional Support Centers -State and Area Agencies on Aging -Volunteer Opportunities Languages- -Chinese Translation -German Translation -Spanish Translation -French Translation -Italian Translation -Japanese Translation -Korean Translation -Portuguese Translation Your Browser does not support javascript, so the search function on this page is disabled About the NFCSP Elders and Caregivers Professionals and Providers Home ... State by State Profiles Family Caregiver Support Program Contacts Professionals About the NFCSP Elders and Families Professionals and Providers NFCSP Conference Proceedings ... State by State Profiles State by State Contact Family Caregiver Support Program Contacts ALABAMA Tara Shaver-Jarmon, State Coordinator Alabama Cares                Alabama Dept. of Senior Services

91. Representative Todd Tiahrt - Fourth Congressional District Of Kansas The families of those who have served in America s armed forces have sacrificed Support ServicesProvides $32 million for the family Advocacy Program, http://www.house.gov/tiahrt/text/communications/key_issues/veterans.htm

Skip navigation links Home Search Satellite offices ... Graphics-version home Any questions concerning the formatting of this site may be sent to the webmaster Veterans affairs Back to Key issue focus Todd has worked with our Commander-in-Chief to support the values and principles our veterans share. He will continue to proudly stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our nation's veterans and their families by supporting legislation that fulfills America's promises to them both now and into the future. Here are just a few measures Todd has supported that provide record funding for veterans programs: The FY2004 Consolidated Appropriations bill (P.L. 108-199), which contained the VA-HUD Appropriations Act provides $27.2 in total budgetary resources for the Veterans Health Administration, a $1.4 billion increase over last year and approximately the President's request. This appropriations package includes:15.8 billion to fund medical services for veterans with service connected health needs; $5.1 billion for VA's medical administrative costs; $4 billion for VA medical facilities; $1.9 billion for medical care for non-service connected veterans; $408 million for veterans' medical and prosthetic research The Veterans' Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment Act was signed into law December 3, 2003. This increases disability compensation rates to veterans with service-connected disabilities as well as dependency and indemnity compensation rates for survivors of certain service-connected disabilities.

92. NACAC State Profiles Will kansas consider my family income to determine my child s subsidy package? How is the subsidy program operated and funded in kansas? http://www.nacac.org/stateprofiles/kansas.html

United States State Summary Definitions Fact Sheets ... Provincial Profiles Kansas State Subsidy Profile Updated February 2004 State Subsidy Contact Person Mary Siefken Social and Rehabilitation Services (SRS) Docking State Office Building 915 SW Harrison, 5th Floor South Topeka, KS 66612-1588 Phone: 785-368-8180 Fax: 785-368-8159 E-mail: mes@srskansas.org NACAC Subsidy Representative (parent/volunteer) Ruth Porisch 905 Duffy Road Hutchinson, KS 67501-1955 Home: 620-662-3854 Office: 620-245-5000 Fax: 620-245-5099 E-mail: porischra@pvi.org Pam Robbins Foster Children of Johnson County, Inc. 827 N. Arroyo Drive Olathe, KS 66061 Phone: 913-768-1840 E-mail: pamelarob@sbcglobal.net

93. ACF - Contacts links to state policies and rules about programs serving children and families.If you wish to contact an Administration for Children and Families (ACF) http://www.acf.hhs.gov/contacts.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Related Links Contacts Sometimes you may not know whom to contact regarding your concerns. Often, when it comes to child, youth, or family issues, a state, local, tribal, or private organization may be better able to provide the information or service you need. Sometimes, you may need the service immediately. This page provides critical phone numbers that you may need (or may want to save for later), as well as links to state contacts for child and family services. You may also find links to state policies and rules about programs serving children and families. If you wish to contact an Administration for Children and Families (ACF) staff person about your state, territory, or tribe's services to children and families, you can find links to ACF contacts. In most cases, if you choose to contact ACF, you should contact an ACF staff person in a regional office near you. You will find links here to reach ACF staff. Child Abuse Childhelp's National Child Abuse Hotline 800-4-A-CHILD (800-422-4453) Child Care Child Care Aware Domestic Violence National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE (800-799-7233) TDD 1-800-787-3224 Missing and Exploited Children National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) Runaway Youth National Runaway Switchboard Adoption National Adoption Directory Search by state and select the agencies/organizations to include in your search Child Abuse

94. Kansas SRS Temporary Assistance For Families And Successful Families Programs kansas SRS Successful Families, Temporary Assistance Program for Families (TAF )aka Temporary Assistance Program for Needy Families (TANF) is the Cash http://www.srskansas.org/ISD/ees/successful_families.htm

The Successful Families Program July 2003 The Successful Families Program has services for low income families including the following: Cash assistance, also known as Temporary Assistance for Families (TAF) Helps adults with their problems in getting a job Provides support services for work, training, work activities, and education The program helps families increase their skills, build on their strengths, and keep children in their homes. To receive help from Successful Families, a family must have at least one child in the home under the age of 18. The child may also be an unborn baby. The child may live with a parent or a relative. The child may also live with a person named by a court to take care of the child, such as a guardian, conservator, or custodian. Families must also have low income and resources. The income of all children and their parents in the home is counted. Some types of income and resources are not counted, such as the following: The home where the family lives Assets less than $2,000

95. Kansas SRS - Services Index kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services, Services index page,covers program information and fact sheets. http://www.srskansas.org/services.htm

Services Index A complete services text list en espanol Please enter the word or phrase you want to search for in the box below and click on search. S RS has offices statewide where direct services are offered for the programs and services administered by the agency. See our locations map to find a service center or community access point near you. Adult * * * * * * * * * * * * * Please Select One * * * * * * * * * * * * * Adult Protective Services Alcohol and Drug Abuse Assessment Blind Services Child Care Child Support Enforcement Client Assistance Program (CAP) Community Mental Health Services Community Residential Services Community Supports and Services Consumer Run Organizations Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Developmental Disabilities - State Institutions Disability Determination Emergency Food Distribution Services Food Assistance Funeral Assistance General Assistance Independent Living - Medical Intermediate Care Facilities Low Income Energy Assistance (LIEAP) Medical Assistance Children Community Support Division of Assets Medical Spenddown Pregnant Women Mental Health Hospitals Newborn Protection Refugee Assistance Sexual Predator Treatment Substance Abuse Successful Families Temporary Assistance for Families Vocational Rehabilitation Weatherization Working Healthy Children * * * * * * * * * * * * * Please Select One * * * * * * * * * * * * * Adoption Services Alcohol and Drug Abuse Assessment

96. GovBenefits.gov - Benefits Report Program name, Am I eligible? kansas Successful Families Program, Am I eligible?Eligibility criteria In order to qualify for this benefit program, http://www.govbenefits.gov/govbenefits/benefits/report.jhtml?dispatch=state&bid=

97. Kansas: Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newborn Hearin kansas, Animated Lights. For Health Care Providers For Families. State WebSites • kansas Sound Beginnings Newborn Hearing Screening Program http://www.infanthearing.org/states/kansas/

NCHAM www.infanthearing.org Home State Web Pages Kansas Last Modifed: 08/30/2004 Kansas State Profile Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention ... Family Support Kansas For Health Care Providers For Families State Web Sites: Kansas' Sound Beginnings Newborn Hearing Screening Program Kim M. Sykes; M.A., CCC-A Coordinator Sound Beginnings Newborn Hearing Screening Program 1000 SW Jackson Street, Suite 220 Topeka, KS 66612-1274 Phone: 785-368-7167 Fax: 785-296-8626 E-mail: ksykes@kdhe.state.ks.us UNHS Program Information Kansas UNHS Hospitals Kansas UNHS Statistics Legislation Kansas UNHS Legislation Kansas UNHS Legislation - Summary Grants Kansas MCHB State Grant (2001) Brochrues/Manuals Parent Information About EHDI Programs N ewborn H earing S creening Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programs Kansas UNHS Hospitals Kansas UNHS Statistics UNHS Legislation Kansas UNHS Legislation Kansas 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 Also see: General Data Management Information M edical H ome State Medical Home Information Medical Home Information (Kansas) 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)."

98. Why Kansas Homeschoolers Should Reject Moundridge's Mid-Kansas Independent Acade A backlash against kansas homeschoolers may result if this program is overturned . (Even the program s promoters are encouraging families to get in while http://www.kansashomeschool.org/CN2000/MKIA.htm

CHECK Home News and Events Why Kansas Homeschoolers Should Reject Moundridge's Mid-Kansas Independent Academy by Jim Farthing, Editor CHECK News This is admittedly a clever program, which may in fact be completely legal under the existing statutory framework. MPS have managed to establish what is effectively a state-funded school voucher program for homeschoolers without the Kansas Legislature's direct consent. To the best of our knowledge, there has been no official reaction to the MKIA program from any state-level authority. CHECK Chairman David Barfield contacted Rod Bieker, general counsel for the Kansas Dept. of Education, to inquire if MKIA's program had been approved. Mr. Bieker replied that it had not. In his view, MKIA's reimbursement of expenditures made by parents is not authorized, but he could not state unequivocally that this is the case. The KDOE is apparently seeking an opinion from the Kansas Attorney General as to whether the MKIA program can be funded. He also speculated that a lawsuit might be necessary to resolve the issue. MPS Superintendent Rustin Clark has been speaking with homeschooling families and support groups all over the state, and word of this program is beginning to spread through the grapevine. According to hearsay reports, perhaps as many as 50 homeschooling families have already signed on.

99. Community Schools And Partnerships-Kansas kansas City Church Community Organizing (CCO) develops leadership in faithbasedorganizations Families pay modest fees for enrollment in the program. http://www.aypf.org/tripreports/2000/tr1029-3100.htm

Community Schools and Partnerships to Improve Learning and Services for Children and Youth: A Field Trip to Kansas City (MO) October 29-31, 2000 American Youth Policy Forum Trip Report The field trip held in conjunction with the Coalition for Community Schools National Conference "Building the Movement for Community Schools" provided insight into this movement, how it is evolving in states and localities, as well as opportunities to learn about community partnerships designed to improve education and service outcomes for children and youth. Field trip participants from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, and 21 st Century Community Learning Centers Program; Health and Human Services Regional Administration for Children and Family Programs; the office of Senator Christopher Bond; the House Committee on Education and the Workforce; the District of Columbia Public Schools; and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation: Attended conference activities highlighting models, such as Beacons, Children’s Aid Society (CAS) community schools, California After School Partnerships, the United Way’s Bridges to Success, and Communities in Schools. (See AYPF field trip report, "Community School and Beacon Models in New York City," March 1, 2000 for a discussion of a CAS school, and a Beacon.) Explored issues affecting community and after-school programming (such as sustainability, financing, the capacity of organizations to implement these programs, managing and governing partnerships) with practitioners and policymakers.

100. NFED Research Program ED Families Needed to Participate in Three Research Projects at the 2005 Faculty and dental residents from the University of Missouri, kansas City will http://www.nfed.org/Research.htm

Request Information Information Request Form Publications Contact Us About The NFED Board of Directors Conferences History Meet Some of Our Families ... Vision, Mission, Values About Ectodermal Dysplasia FAQs / General Description Genetics Medical Articles ... Types of ED Support Kids' Corner Teens Parents / Adults Research General Announcements Current ED Research Completed ED Research Grant Application Process Giving Donate Fundraising Events Sponsorship Opportunities Types of Gifts ... Your Donations At Work Patients Affected by ED Needed for Research Projects ED Families Needed to Participate in Three Research Projects at the 2005 National Family Conference The following three research projects will take place at the 2005 Family Conference in July in Overland Park, Kansas. Participation from families attending the Family Conference is crucial to the success of these projects. If you plan to join us in Overland Park, consider participating in these three projects. Do Children with Ectodermal Dysplasias Have Differences in Quality of Life: An Application of an Age Specific Child Oral Health Related QOL Assessment Instrument? Investigator: Clark M. Stanford DDS, PhD Centennial Fund Professor, University of Iowa

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