41. Prince George's County, MD - Department Of Social Services : Child & Family family Preservation/Families Now programs These programs are designed to is a pilot project for the State of maryland and provides treatment services http://www.goprincegeorgescounty.com/Government/AgencyIndex/Social_Services/chil

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42. Pediatric Social Support Programs - Maryland Pediatric Social Support programs maryland. The pediatric HIV Program atSinai provides family-centered, multi-disciplinary care in an outpatient http://www.lifebridgehealth.org/2435.cfm

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43. MARYLAND TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION MTLA Educational programs, family Law Seminar Columbia, MD Program,Litigating Auto Negligence Cases in the District and Circuit Courts in maryland http://www.mdtriallawyers.com/MD/index.cfm?event=showAppPage&pg=events&eventsAct

44. Programs- The Arc Of Maryland The Arc of maryland offers family and self advocacy leadership programs, trainingon rights and best practices in the field of developmental disabilities, http://www.thearcmd.org/programs/

Programs The Arc of Maryland offers family and self advocacy leadership programs, training on rights and best practices in the field of developmental disabilities, quality of life surveys, and scholarships for people with disabilities. We provide statewide advocacy leadership at the Maryland General Assembly on behalf of people with cognitive and developmental disabilities. Ask Me! Ask Me! is a Consumer Quality of Life Evaluation administered by The Arc of Maryland for the Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). All community-based DDA-licensed programs participate. Surveyors are people with developmental disabilities. Statewide findings and recommendations are published annually. Community Integration Scholarship Program (PDF link) The Community Integration Scholarship Program provides funds to support children and adults with mental retardation in activities to increase their participation in the life of their community. Funding is provided through the generosity of the Maryland Knights of Columbus. Eastern Shore Monitoring Program The Eastern Shore Monitoring Program surveys agencies licensed by the Developmental Disabilities for quality of life and consumer satisfaction.

45. Maryland Family Access Initiative Home The maryland family Access Initiative is a partnership between the GeorgetownUniversity Center for Child and Human Development and the Parents Place of http://gucchd.georgetown.edu/programs/maryland_family/

Maryland Family Access Initiative Program Home GUCCHD Home About Us ... Contact Us Maryland Family Access Initiative The Maryland Family Access Initiative is a partnership between the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development and the Parents' Place of Maryland . The project is designed to increase families' access to comprehensive services from managed care organizations which meet all needs of their children/youth with special health care needs (SHCN) and to ensure their enrollment in the plan best suited to their individual needs. Additional partners in the project are the Maryland Office for Genetics and Children with Special Health Care Needs the state Medicaid agency and the Maryland chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The Maryland Family Access Initiative is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Heath Resources and Services Administration's Maternal and Child Health Bureau Division of Services for Children with Special Health Care Needs

46. Department Of Parks & Recreation - City Of Laurel, MD - Drop-In Programs Children aged 6 7 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Policies regardingDrop In programs reflect the State of maryland s family Law Article. http://www.laurel.md.us/prdrop.htm

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47. Client Programs: The maryland Chapter acknowledges the need for respite for family caregivers of The purpose of our respite program is to enable the family caregiver an http://www.nationalmssociety.org/MDM/event/event_page.asp?p=11257&e=7368

48. University Of Maryland Eastern Shore: Cooperative Extension - 1890 Extension Pro family and Consumer Sciences/Seafood Nutrition Program. Ms. Gayle MasonJenkins, programs are a collaborative effort with maryland 4-H faculty/staff. http://www.umes.edu/1890-mce/family_science.html

MCE - University of Maryland Eastern Shore Cooperative Extension Office 1890 Extension Program Educating People to Help Themselves Maryland Cooperative Extension UMES 2122 Henson Ctr Princess Anne, MD 21853 fax E-mail: Hermetta Hudson Home Maryland Cooperative Extension UMES ... Community Outreach at UMES Ms. Gayle Mason-Jenkins, Family and Consumer Sciences/Seafood Nutrition Specialist (100% 1890 MCES) Focus for the Maryland Home Economics and Seafood Education Programming is based on the idea that through education, the Nutrition, Diet and Health Program will empower persons, communities and policy makers to make informed choices about food and lifestyles for physiological health, economics and social well-being. Gayle Mason-Jenkins is Extension Specialist, Family and Consumer Sciences/Seafood Nutrition. Her program is centered around; Food Safety, Seafood Nutrition Education, and Cultural Diversity. Programs are a collaborative effort with Maryland 4-H faculty/staff. Program highlights are as follows: Food Safety and Seafood Nutrition Education I. There is a need for training of MCES 4-H, Home Economics and Agriculture agents in the principles of HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point); GMP's (Good Management Practices); and SOP's (Standard Operating Procedures), Temperature Control and microbial testing so that they can institute programming in these areas.

49. Special Olympics Maryland - Inspire Greatness For the first time, Special Olympics maryland is proud to present the Legion of They have recruited volunteers, expanded family programs and provided http://www.somd.org/Awards/SOMDAwards.html

AWARDS Special Olympics Maryland Awards Each year Special Olympics Maryland recognizes outstanding individuals, organizations and businesses who have contributed to the success of our programs during the past Program Year. These award recipients are selected from nominations made by individuals, like you, who are knowledgeable about Special Olympics Maryland. You are invited and encouraged to nominate athletes, families, volunteers, companies and corporations, and other supporters of Special Olympics Maryland whom you feel have "Inspired Greatness". Please take the time to help us recognize the many individuals and groups who make our programs so successful. Descriptions Bob Janus Award Tom Bailey Award Mary Vane Memorial Award Louis L. Goldstein Award ... Chairman's Award for the Outstanding Area/City/County Directo r David G. Richardson Memorial Award Legion of Heroes Award Cal and Vi Ripken, Sr. Award Charles R. "Buddy" Jenkins, Jr. Memorial Award ... Stanley S. Herr Memorial ALPs Award (Athlete Leadership Program) Bob Janus Award for the Outstanding NEW Area/City/County Director.

50. Maryland Familly Voices - Contacts - The Parent's Place Of Maryland - A Center F Mental Health is a carveout program in the state of maryland; Individuals andfamily maryland family Voices is a project of Parents’ Place of maryland http://www.ppmd.org/voices/mdfvhealth_contacts.html

A statewide grassroots network of families and friends speaking on behalf of children with special health care needs Maryland Family Voices Homepage Health FACTs Maryland Health, Mental Health, and Advocacy Contacts This page is also available in PDF format. PDF documents look especially nice when printed, but they require the Acrobat Reader software. Click here to download a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader if you have problems reading the document on your computer. Click here to view in format. Click on the headings listed below to go directly to the related information. Medicaid Managed Care REM Program Maryland Medicaid Waiver Programs Maryland Ombudsman Program ... Maryland Insurance Commissioner's Office Medicaid Managed Care Health Choice Enrollment: 1 800 977-7388 TDD (for hearing impaired): 1 800 977-7389 Health Choice General Questions about (local) 410-767-5800 TDD (for hearing impaired): 1 800 735-2258 Maryland Children's Health Program Pregnant women, foster care, Healthy Kids/EPSDT

51. Family NET Works family NET Works is funded by the maryland Developmental Disabilities Councilunder a grant from the US Dept. of Health and Human Services, http://www.family-networks.org/

Home Translate Search Site Map ... Welcome to Maryland’s most comprehensive online resource for disability-related information and supports Barriers to Quality Child Care Families of Children with Disabilities and Special Health Care Needs Speak Up Read the Report Family Leadership Institute Recruiting for Family Leadership Institute 2006 Learn More Learn More 8th Annual Respite Awareness Day Conference Learn More Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey Baltimore Families First Helping Baltimore City families access what they need for their child with developmental disabilities or mental health needs. Find out More! The 411 on Disability Disclosure Workbook Now Available Check it out! Data and statistics on the # of individuals with disabilities by County and Congressional District http://disabilitycounts.org/ Medicare and Medicaid Guides Available These guides offer basic introductions to the Medicare and Medicaid programs. They are available here IDEA 2004 What You Need to Know IDEA 2004 is finally here! On December 3, 2004, President Bush signed into law the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004. Referred to as "IDEA 2004," this new statute is the preeminent law governing the U. S. Special Education system designed to preserve the very basic right to a Free and Appropriate Education (FAPE) for students with special education.

52. Maryland Family Investment Program (Welfare) Overview of all benefits provided in maryland to lowincome families with children. http://www.peoples-law.org/income/gov-ben/family_investment_program.htm

Last page edit Family Investment Program (FIP) (Maryland) The federal Welfare Reform Act abolished the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program (AFDC). Maryland named its program under the new law the "Family Investment Act." Like the AFDC program, the Family Investment Program, called "FIP", is intended to provide assistance and benefits to low-income families with children. The old Maryland AFDC program was the same statewide. The FIP program, however, varies from county to county. Each county, and Baltimore City, has the option of operating the program differently. Therefore, there is no way to give one description that accurately describes the FIP program in every county. Broadly, the FIP program provides for the Department of Social Services to provide cash assistance, work experience, and other services to low-income families with children that qualify for welfare benefits. How it works: Who is eligible? Families that include a minor child who lives with a parent or caretaker relative or a pregnant woman. They must live in Maryland and the applicant must have applied for child support at the local child support enforcement office. The applicant must be engaged in a job search or in work activity unless certain conditions are met.

53. Message maryland Infants and Toddlers Program and Preschool Special Education Services As families and children leave the early intervention system, http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/MSDE/Programs/specialed/infant_toddlers/mes

var NoOffFirstLineMenus=16; Search: MSDE Home Programs Overview Bridge to Excellence ... Resident Teacher Certificate Programs Programs Special Education Message A Message from Deborah Metzger, Program Manager Maryland Infants and Toddlers Program and Preschool Special Education Services Welcome to the Maryland Infants and Toddlers Program and Preschool Services Web Site. On behalf of the Division of Special Education/Early Intervention Services in the Maryland State Department of Education , we invite parents, service providers, administrators, advocates, and the community at large to join us in sharing information and resources that support young children with special needs and their families. To make a difference for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers with disabilities, early intervention and preschool special education must be built on respect for families and their primary role in the growth and development of children. Our mission and focus is to ensure that every child has a place in the community and the best possible chance to succeed. A child's early years are full of excitement and change for every parent—a great balancing act between dreams and challenges. For families of young children with special needs, the challenges may seem overwhelming at times. Concerns about a child's development, or how a disability may affect his or her ability to grow and learn may overshadow a family's dreams for the future.

54. :: Family Studies Dept @ UMD :: Family Impact Seminar: About Us :: highly ranked undergraduate program in family studies award winning graduateprogram in family studiees maryland family Policy Impact Seminar http://www.hhp.umd.edu/FMST/fis/about.html

Why Study at UMCP ! Give to Family Studies Visit Us Contact Us ... Maryland Cooperative Extension We bring legislators, faculty, and students together to promote a family perspective in public policy. home family impact seminar Maryland Family Policy Impact Seminar About Us The Maryland Family Policy Impact Seminar is a series of seminars, forums, briefing reports and follow-up activities to inform the decision making of state policy makers. The seminar promotes a family perspective in policy development, enactment, and implementation by connecting research to policymaking. Given the growing realization that one effective way to help individuals is by strengthening their families, the Family Policy Impact Seminar analyzes the effects of policies and programs on families. Rather than lobbying for a particular policy option, the Seminar provides policymakers with a neutral, nonpartisan forum for fostering dialogue and seeking common ground. Activities of the Seminar include seminars, forums, briefing reports, roundtable discussions, and follow-up activities around specific issues that impact family well-being. The Maryland Family Policy Impact Seminar is directed by the Department of Family Studies at the University of Maryland, College Park, and is part of a national network of state Family Impact Seminars.

55. Family Studies Department @ University Of Maryland My graduate program in marriage and family therapy is excellent helping me maryland family Policy Impact Seminar an exciting initiative that brings http://www.hhp.umd.edu/FMST/

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56. Pathways Mapping Initiative - Maryland Family Support Centers Network The maryland family Support Centers Network, established in 1986, Friends ofthe family, a nonprofit organization, provides program guidance and http://www.pathwaystooutcomes.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=527

57. Easter Seals Washington DC & Maryland: Family Friends Program John and Daniel The family Friends Program provides all volunteers preserviceand ongoing The Easter Seals family Friends Program is funded, in part, http://gwbr.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=DCMD_FamilyFriendsProgram

58. Easter Seals Washington DC & Maryland: Family Friends Program John and Daniel The family Friends Program provides all volunteers preserviceand ongoing training and support, family Friends logo http://gwbr.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=DCMD_FamilyFriendsProgram&p

59. The Jewish Museum Of Maryland Join us for a program at the Jewish Museum of maryland, where you might hear a In conjunction with Hello Gorgeous! this year s Hanukkah family program http://www.jhsm.org/html/pe_public.html

Program Calendar: Summer and Fall 2005 Join us for a program at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, where you might hear a guest lecture, create an art project, view a performance, and join the conversation! All programs will be held at the Jewish Museum of Maryland unless otherwise noted. The Museum is located at 15 Lloyd Street, Baltimore, MD 21202. All programs will be held at the Jewish Museum of Maryland unless otherwise noted. Exhibitions Sunday September 18, 2005, 2-4p.m. Grand Opening: Hello Gorgeous! Fashion, Beauty, and the Jewish-American Ideal The JMM's fabulous new exhibition illuminates and decodes cultural definitions of beauty in America , showing how Jews adapted, ignored, overcame, and reshaped ideals. Highlighting the Museum's collection of vintage clothing and accessories, the exhibit examines the construction of Jewish identity through appearance, and the Jewish impact on American glamour through garment manufacturing, retail, the beauty industry, and popular culture. Opening day will feature gallery tours, live jazz, and refreshments. Admission: FREE!

60. NCCP | Maryland Family Support Centers Network and the federal CommunityBased family Resource and Support Program. The 31 centers now operate in 20 of maryland s 24 jurisdictions. http://www.nccp.org/initiative_17.html

50-State Policies 50-State Demographics Family Resource Simulator Income Converter STATE PROFILES National Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia 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 West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming POLICY PROFILES Child/Dep Cred, Fed Child/Dep Cred, State CCDF Subsidies Child Support Enforce EITC, Federal EITC, State Family Leave Food Stamps Head Start Marriage Policies Minimum Wage Public Health-Children Public Health-Parents Section 8 Housing TANF Cash Assistance Unemployment Insur Home Maryland Family Support Centers Network Strategy: Enhance Family Support Approach: Bring a range of child development and family support services together in a community-based setting. Noteworthy Features The 31 centers now operate in 20 of Maryland's 24 jurisdictions. Although most families are low-income, there is no income criterion, and families are not required to reside in a particular geographic area to obtain services at any center in the network.

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