21. Univ Maryland Family Practice AAFP Directory of family Practice Residency programs. University maryland familyPractice Baltimore , MD 212011771. Note This page reflects data from 2004 http://www.aafp.org/residencies/180025002.html

Advanced Search AAFP Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs University Maryland Family Practice Baltimore , MD 21201-1771 Note: This page reflects data from 2004 to 2005 Director's Name: Yvette L Rooks, MD Phone Number: Fax Number: Web Site: http://umm.edu Email: rthompson@som.umaryland.edu Program Code: Program Structure: Residency Location: Inner City Primary Hospital for Family Practice Residency Admissions: University of Maryland Hospital Total Beds: Number of Family Practice Centers: Number of Hospitals for Admitting: Number of Hospitals for Required Rotations: Other Residencies (not services) in the Hospitals used for Required Rotations: Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB - GYN, E.R. Year of Initial Approval: Total Number of Graduates: Offered Positions 2004- 2005: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Filled Positions 2004- 2005: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Females 2004- 2005: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Under-represented minorities 2004- 2005: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Salaries 2004- 2005: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Weeks Paid Vacation Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Other Benefits: Liability Insurance: Yes Housing Allowance: No Time Off for Conferences: Yes Health Insurance: Yes Meals: Yes Funds for Conferences:

22. Maryland - Family Support Center afterschool programs, workshops, a fatherhood program, a male mentor program,support groups, Services Offered family Support Center http://www.caseyfamilyservices.org/ar_md_family_support.html

Home For Parents For Youth For Professionals ... In Your Area Services Offered: Family Support Center At the center, children and parents can benefit from a variety of services and activities including case-management services, after-school programs, workshops, a fatherhood program, a male mentor program, support groups, a computer lab, and other educational and recreational activities. Maryland Home Calendar of Events Division News Community Resource Listing (pdf) ... Links

23. Frequently Asked Questions Today programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, maryland.Casey family Services is a fully licensed and accredited nonprofit child welfare http://www.caseyfamilyservices.org/faq_index.html

Home For Parents For Youth For Professionals ... In Your Area About Casey Family Services What is Casey Family Services? What do you do? Where do you work? How many children and families do you serve? ... What is Casey Family Programs? About Vulnerable Children and Families How many children are in foster care? How many foster homes are available for these children? Can foster children be adopted? What types of adoption are available? ... Has the "AIDS cocktail" and other medical advances eliminated the threat of HIV/AIDS? About Casey Family Services 1. What is Casey Family Services? For more than 25 years, Casey Family Services has assisted vulnerable children and families. Today programs operate throughout New England and in Baltimore, Maryland. Casey Family Services is a fully licensed and accredited nonprofit child welfare agency providing a broad range of programs to meet the changing needs of vulnerable children and families. Founded in 1976 solely as a source for long-term foster care, Casey Family Services today offers foster care for children, as well as post-adoption, preservation and reunification services for families. In addition, Casey has established a number of specialized and innovative community-based programs to help strengthen families and enable parents to provide the healthy, nurturing environments their children need to grow and thrive. 2. What do you do?

24. Maryland Attorney General - Family Violence Council The family Violence Council mailed 1000 copies of maryland’s Sex The 2004list of SelfCertified Abuser Intervention programs has been completed. http://www.oag.state.md.us/Family/

Home Protecting Consumers Safeguarding Children Seniors ... Click here to quickly exit this page. Family Violence Council 301 W. Preston St. Baltimore, MD 21202 (888) 743-0023 Attorney General's main switchboard (toll-free) Click here to quickly exit this page. Attorney General J. Joseph Curran, Jr. and former Lt. Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend created the Family Violence Council in November 1995, in response to evidence that family violence was on the rise in Maryland. On February 10, 2003, Lt. Governor Michael Steele agreed to co-chair the Council with Attorney General Curran. The mission of the Family Violence Council is to prevent and reduce family violence in Maryland and to break the cycle of violence between generations. WHAT'S NEW: On December 3, 2004, the Council hosted its 6th annual one-day abuser intervention program (AIP) conference at the Wilde Lake Interfaith Center, Inc. in Columbia, MD.

25. Family Health Administration family Health Administration maryland Department of Health Mental Hygiene Offices programs, Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control http://mdpublichealth.org/wic/

Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control Genetics and Children Center for Maternal and Child Health Center for Preventive Health Services Child and Adolescent Health Health Promotion, Education Primary Care And Rural Health Oral Health Deer's Head Center Western Maryland Center Local Health Departments Genetics and Children with Special Health Care Needs Women, Infants, and Children Program Center for Maternal and Child Health Primary Care and Rural Health (OPCRH) ... FHA Frequently Asked Questions Error 404 - File Not Found Back Top Print Version Links marked with are PDF. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing .pdf files search examples single word search health phrase search family health boolean searc h= family AND health View this page in German Spanish French Italian Portuguese Home Site Map Factsheet Index Local Health Departments ... Site Use Policies To address technical problems or make suggestions regarding this site send email to: fha_webmaster@dhmh.state.md.us

26. Children's Activities In Washington DC, Maryland And Virginia. family programs, arts, sports, special events, enrichment programs, summer campsand more in Washington DC, maryland and Virginia. http://dc.about.com/od/childrensactivities/

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27. MPT Kids And Family Featured MPT Kids family programs and Activities Work and family resourceson PBS Work and family Resources maryland Science Center http://www.mpt.org/kidsfamily/

Who Is Bob FAQs Become a Vid Kid Cast Members ... Vid Kid Road Show SHOP MPT and Support Public Television! Dessert Circus with Jacques Torres: Chocolate Treasures (VHS) Selected recipe segments from Dessert Circus. PBS KIDS GO! airs 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm weekdays on WMPB! Bob the Vid Tech: Message in a Bottle Bob The Vid Tech is on a well deserved vacation at the beach - when suddenly a message in a bottle washes up on shore! Someone is in trouble, but they didn't sign the note. Where is it from? How can Bob find out? And who the heck sends messages in a bottle these days? Starring Emmy Award winning Bob Heck as MPT's kid show host "Bob The Vid Tech", and his talented Vid Tech apprentice Parris Lane (aka "Brianna"), Bob the Vid Tech: Message in a Bottle takes children on a tour of how humankind communicates - with languages, the mail, telephones and computers! More... Work and Family Resources MPT and PBS Parents have collected a wealth of resources and advice for busy parents. How do American families balance work and family? You might be surprised. More...

28. MPT Online Plus maryland Politics, and more. Tonight, 730pm News Public Affairs Arts Culture Kids family programs Interests Education http://www.mpt.org/

Business Connection Direct Connection State Circle Newsletter Sign-up ... College of the Air Fri., Sept. 23, 2005 Advanced Search State Circle Speaker Busch and other politicos from Annapolis with the latest in Maryland politics. Tonight, 7:30pm ArtWorksThisWeek Join Rhea Feikin and Nate Howard for theater, drama and fine art reviews, plus ArtChat and more. Sesame Street Reaching young children in powerful and responsible ways with a view that learning is fun! Weekdays, 9am. Next Week! Bob Dylan. The Beatles. Protests. A tribute to those turbulent times with special programs examining all things '60s. College of the Air Earn college credits toward a degree through this partnership between MPT and area colleges and universities. Now Showing: Ballykissangel Par for the Course Up Next: Cyberchase A Change of Art Full Program Schedule American Stories: The Congress Tonight, 8pm ... MPT Pressroom

29. Maryland Education Resources For People With Disabilities And Their Families maryland State Department of Education offers several programs for families of family Support Network is a part of the maryland Infants and Toddlers http://www.linc.org/resedu.html

Maryland Education and Day Care Resources for People with Disabilities The Arc of Montgomery County (The Arc, MC) - offers AFTER ALL, an after school enrichment program for pre-teens and teenagers with disabilities in an inclusive community setting at The Boys and Girls Club of Silver Spring. This year-round program is open all day on school holidays. For more information, call 301-681-4623 or 310-984-5792. BUILDING BRIDGES PROJECT - This program increases the availability of child care options for children with disabilities and their families by providing training and support to families and community child care providers. Families and child care providers can call the Building Bridges coordinator directly to be eligible for this service at 301-294-4953 or 301-984-5777. FAMILY, INFANT AND CHILD CARE CENTER (FICCC) - specialized child care for infants and children with medical conditions, from six weeks to five years old. For more information, call 301-279-2165. KARASIK CHILD CARE CENTER - an enrichment program providing year-round full- and part-time care for children of preschool and elementary school age with and without special care needs. For more information, call 301-593-0444. MONTGOMERY PRIMARY ACHIEVEMENT CENTER (MPAC) - a nonpublic, nonprofit, special education program for children (ages 2 to 8) who have identified developmental delays. MPAC also provides specialized instruction to children in Montgomery County with autism through the Collaborative Autism Preschool Program (CAPP. For more information, call 301-593-3797. For more information, call 301-593-3797.

30. Archived: Maryland 2001 Abstract -- Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Initiat The maryland family Literacy Consortium was formed in . to localprograms; Expanding direct services through the maryland family Reading Plan http://www.ed.gov/programs/evenstartfamilylit/01abstracts/md.html

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31. UCP Of Central Maryland: Family/Respite Care family/Respite Care Transportation In Home Supports Provides transportationfor adult day programs and many of the recreation programs. http://www.ucp.org/ucp_localsrv.cfm/81/4639/4639/39

Home To Main UCP Site Service Categories: Adult Day Residential Employment Family/Respite Care ... >>Speak Out Locally! We Need Your Support! Your Dollars can make a tremendous difference. Click here to learn how. Resources and Links Who We Are Special Focus Calendar How You Can Help Jobs News Contact Us Family/Respite Care Transportation Program Provides transportation for adult day programs and many of the recreation programs. Transportation services are also available for the individuals who reside in UCP/CM sponsored residential programs. Transportation Program Updated: 08/04/2003 1700 Reisterstown Road, Suite 226, Baltimore, MD 21208-2935 Phone: 410-484-4540 TTY: 800-451-2452 Fax: 410-484-1807 E-Mail: info@ucp-cm.org AffNet Entrance [password required] Terms of Usage

32. The Women's Law Center Of Maryland - Kaufman Center For Family Law : Programs programs. The Bruce A. Kaufman Center for family law includes the following programs WLC Logo, The Women s Law Center of maryland, Inc. http://www.wlcmd.org/kcprograms.html

www.wlcmd.org Programs The Bruce A. Kaufman Center for family law includes the following programs: Family Law Hotline Legal Forms Helpline Protection Order Advocacy and Representation Project Publications Family Law Hotline (Statewide) The Hotline is a free service to people with basic family law questions such as "What are the grounds for divorce?" or "If I leave with the kids, can I still get child support?" The volunteer attorneys screen the clients for income eligibility and collect basic data required by the funding source, Maryland Legal Services Corporation . The hotline is staffed by attorneys experienced in family law. The Hotline operates at 1-800-845-8550 Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 4:30 pm. Would you like to volunteer Back to Programs Legal Forms Helpline (Statewide) The Helpline is a free telephone service for people who are able to file their family law cases pro se, because their cases are uncomplicated and uncontested. These pro se litigants may need some assistance understanding the process or completing form pleadings. The project operates at 1-800-818-9888 Tuesday and Friday 9:00 am - 12:30 pm, Wednesday 9:00 am -12:30 pm and 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm, and Thursday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.

33. 4-H, Youth, And Family Programs The maryland 4H program is committed to inclusion and that no person shall besubjected to discrimination on the grounds of  disability http://www.maryland4h.org/SpecialNeedsProc02.html

Maryland Cooperative Extension MCE Special Needs Notification Form .doc .pdf The Acrobat PDF file and can be viewed and printed by downloading a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html Recommended Use of New MCE Special Needs Notification Form (Descriptor) The Maryland 4-H program is committed to inclusion and that no person shall be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of  disability .. No 4-H MCE volunteer or youth is excluded or denied the benefits of 4-H programs solely by reason of his or her handicap. In addition, Maryland 4-H understands many youth and volunteers have special needs. We are committed to considering accommodations and alternatives in program’s policies and procedures to provide children and volunteers with safe and successful experiences when notified about specials needs of the individual participant within a reasonable period of time before the program, event or activity. The Maryland 4-H program endorses and recommends this statement to be placed on entry forms, registrations, marketing materials, fair rules, and other forms to be used in the 4-H program. "If You Need Special Assistance to Participate in the (Meeting/Program)

34. Celebration Of Reading raising nearly $1 million for the new maryland family Literacy Initiative.These grants will fund family literacy programs across the state and were http://www.barbarabushfoundation.com/gp.html

Let Us Celebrate Reading! NEWS RELEASE: Robert Miller: The Dallas Morning News August 1, 2005 Dinner to Raise Funds for Reading Dallas' lovefest with the Celebration of Reading continues this year with a dinner Oct. 24 at the Meyerson Symphony Center. The event benefits the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy and the Barbara Bush Texas Fund for Family Literacy. Once again, former President George Bush and his wife Barbara are hosting the fund-raiser, which will feature Dr. Khaled Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner ; Jan Karon, who wrote the Mitford series; Duke University's legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski; and Tom Wolfe, author of The Right Stuff, Bonfire of the Vanities, et al. Honorary co-chairs are President George W. and Laura Bush and Vice President Richard B. and Lynne Cheney. As of April, the Barbara Bush Foundation had made more than $15 million in grants to some 450 family literacy programs in 48 states. The First Lady's Family Literacy Initiative for Texas receives significant funding from the Barbara Bush Texas Fund for Family Literacy. The Literary Initiative and Texas Fund have given more than $2 million to 112 programs in 60 Texas cities, many of them in North Texas.

35. The Family Tree The family Tree is maryland s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to The family Tree offers volunteer supported programs and services that aide http://www.familytreemd.org/

The Family Tree is Maryland’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to improving our community by providing families with proven solutions to prevent child abuse and neglect. A national affiliate of Parents Anonymous® and The National Exchange Club Foundation, The Family Tree offers volunteer supported programs and services that aide and educate individuals, families and communities. We recognize raising children is the most difficult job in the world. By focusing our services towards developing parents as nurturers and leaders, The Family Tree provides Maryland families with the tools needed to raise their children to become healthy, productive and competent adults.  © 2002 The Family Tree

36. Maryland Existing agencies may include Head Start and family literacy programs. The state of maryland is taking an innovative approach to funding family literacy http://www.famlit.org/ProgramsandInitiatives/WorkFocusedInitiatives/Funding/mary

Search: Home Initiatives Work-focused Initiatives Funding Examples of Funding: Maryland (The following information excerpted from the Family Literacy Policy Project on-line database: October, 2001.) Federal Resources Department of Education Title I, Part A, ESEA (formula) Allocation (Basic Grant) FY 2000 $87,769,054 FY 2001 $103,366,155 Even Start, Title I, Part B, ESEA (formula) Allocation FY 2000 $1,804,849 FY 2001 $3,274,780 Even Start Statewide Family Literacy Initiative (grant) Award FY 1999 First Year: $248,342; Second Year: $249,467 Reading Excellence Act, Title II, Part C ESEA (grant) Award FY 1999 Adult Education and Family Literacy Grant, Workforce Investment Act (formula) Allocation FY 2000 $6,944,223 FY 2001 $7,675,347 Department of Health and Human Services Head Start Region 3 Head Start Programs Allocation FY 2000 $61,652,000 FY 2001 $72,048,000 State Resources for Family Literacy Judith T. Hoyer Early Childcare and Education Enhancement Program The Judith T. Hoyer Early Childcare and Education Enhancement Program, enacted July 2000, is a school-readiness program providing child care and early childhood education to families with pre-school aged children by collaborating efforts of existing agencies and programs. Existing agencies may include Head Start and family literacy programs. This program is in the implementation phase. Plans are to open "Judy Centers" to provide these services. These centers are to be funded with $4 million in state dollars through "Judy Center Grants," which derive at least some of their funding from tobacco settlement money. While family literacy is not a stated goal of the Hoyer Program, existing family literacy services may apply for funding under the program to provide early childhood education.

37. ECS Literacy Programs -- Profile Of Maryland Statewide Family Literacy Initiativ , The maryland Statewide family Literacy Initiative iscomprehensive, involving a consortium, including the State School Accountability......Program http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/Literacy_ProgramProfile.asp?ProgID=63

38. MDGenWeb: Finding Your Family In Maryland MDGenWeb, Getting Started How to Trace Your maryland family You can alsopurchase commercial programs such as family Tree Maker from Broderbund http://www.mdgenweb.org/mdstart.htm

Getting Started - How to Trace Your Maryland Family Welcome to The MDGenWeb Project's Getting Started page. If you are a first time visitor, I hope you will find this information useful and that it will help you get your Family Tree started. If you are a long-time friend of the MDGenWeb Project, then thanks for supporting this project! Please send email to State Coordinator Shari Handley if you have any research tips or sources you think would be valuable to our visitors. Congratulations! You've Finally Decided to Trace Your Family Roots! Genealogy, or the recorded history of one's ancestry, can be one of the most rewarding experiences, or one of the most frustrating, depending on your understanding of the science, your willingness to search, search, and search, and your dilligence/discipline for taking well-written notes. It is not an easy task, although you may be successful right from the start, and it will probably take you many years to accurately record your family's history. Is it worth all the effort? Well, that depends on

39. AMWA : Family Planning Training In Maryland Family Practice And Obstetrics/Gynec family Planning Training in maryland family Practice and Obstetrics/GynecologyResidency programs. Diana Cheng, MD Objective To examine the extent of family http://www.amwa-doc.org/index.cfm?objectid=33BE834F-D567-0B25-5CD25E7FAB0D8AB6

40. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family maryland, to help parents identify child care programs for their family, The maryland Medical Assistance Program is an integral part of the maryland http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resmaryland.htm

Maryland Resources Family Issues Baltimore Family Child Care Association 3625 Parkhurst Way Baltimore, MD 21236 http://www.bcfcca.com/byzip.html The Baltimore County Family Child Care Association offers providers current information about issues involving child care and education, works closely with the providers and other child care advocates to improve the quality of Baltimore County child care, and maintains a child care search engine on its website. Department of Human Resources 311 West Saratoga Street Baltimore Maryland 21201 Telephone: 410-767-7109 E-mail: dhrhelp@dhr.state.md.us http://www.dhr.state.md.us/cca-home.htm The Department of Human Resources provides links to information on Regulated Child Care, How to Find the Right Care for Your Child, Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Child Care Consumer, Need Help with the Cost of Child Care?, Child Care and the Americans with Disabilities Act, and more. These articles are also available in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish ( http://www.dhr.state.md.us/

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