61. Grand River Area Family YMCA, Chillicothe, Missouri - Strong Kids, Strong Famili YMCA in north central missouri with two gyms, pool, indoor track, weight room, Select a Program (1795 bytes) white divider (108 bytes) http://www.grandriverymca.org/

1725 Locust Street, Chillicothe, MO 64601 Phone: 660-646-6677 FAX: 660-646-5668 Sign up now for the YMCA's After School Club and School's Out Fun Day October 10!! We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities. staff about our YMCA general information pool schedule ... coming events The minute the Grand River Area Family YMCA opened its doors on November 1, 1992, it became the most popular spot in town. With a population of 8,500 people, Chillicothe and the surrounding communities in north central Missouri built a $2.5 million, 34,000 square foot facility. On January 16, 1999, our Y opened a new 13,288 square foot addition Jr. Gators Swim Team Practice T-TH 3:30-5:00 p.m. Aerial Angels are Winners! Scholarship Application Fall Session: August 15 - Sept. 23, 2005 Building Hours: Monday-Thursday 5 am to 10 pm Friday 5 am to 9 pm Saturday 7 am to 5 pm Sundays Closed Find other Y's on the Web North Central Missouri YMCA Site updated Tuesday, August 23, 2005

62. MOFLI Now in its fourth year, the missouri family Literacy Initiative (MOFLI) is the family Literacy Indicators of Program Quality (FLIPQs) to allow missouri http://literacy.kent.edu/~missouri/projects/mofli.html

Missouri Family Literacy Initiative Now in its fourth year, the Missouri Family Literacy Initiative (MOFLI) is producing tangible results from the group's efforts to expand and strengthen family literacy in Missouri. Led by LIFT, the MOFLI Consortium is composed of leaders from a wide range of Missouri state agencies and organizations with the combined experience, expertise, and resources to fundamentally change the way state agencies work together on issues related to family literacy. The MOFLI partner agencies include: the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (Division of Adult Education and Literacy and Division of School ImprovementEarly Childhood Education, Caring Communities, and Title I); the Missouri Department of Social Services Parents as Teachers National Center, Inc. Webster University Head Start State Collaboration Office ... University of Missouri Extension ; and others. MOFLI has made significant progress in strengthening and expanding family literacy in Missouri through these outcomes: Performance Indicators and Improved Evaluation Systems Results Performance indicators and necessary accompanying materials (i.e., guidance documents, orientation workshops, and data collection forms)

63. Community Connection Tools to Use (University of missouri Extension family and Community ResourceProgram) http//extension.missouri.edu/fcrp/tools.htm http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/family_info.jsp

64. Welcome To Community Connection "Go Local" missouri family Health Council administers the Title X federal familyplanning program for missouri. Montgomery County Health Department...... http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/servlet/edu.missouri.oseda.ccv2.GoLoca

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Family History Search Online . Free Ancestry Family Tree Software. 3,000 Family History Databases. Discover Your Family History and Build Your Family Tree HOME STATE RECORDS CENSUS RECORDS VITAL RECORDS ... ANCESTRY.COM First Name Last Name Try Ancestry.com Free for 14 Days U.S. and Canada Records Collection Database Access 1 Billion Names at Ancestry.com FREE Access to Over 3,000 Databases for 14 Days Birth Records Marriage Records ... Records SEARCH U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS RECORDS Search U.S. Census Records by date issued: 1930 Census 1890 Census 1850 Census 1810 Census ... 1930 CENSUS RELEASE! - The 1930 Census, the most comprehensive U.S. Federal Census is now available online! SEARCH BY STATE Search databases by region: Click here to search by state. DATABASE SEARCH Search to find a database. ex: Virginia Marriages SURNAME SEARCH INDEX Browse The Surname Search Index A B C D ... Z MESSAGE BOARDS Browse Our Message Boards by Surname A B C D ... Z SEARCH GENEALOGY DATABASES BY STATE Search family history records and databases organized and listed by state: Alabama Family History Alaska Family History Arizona Family History Arkansas Family History ... Wyoming Family History GETTING STARTED Begin your family history search by doing any of the following: Genealogy how-to's and tips Ancestry Family Tree Get FREE family tree software to help begin your family history.

66. Columbia Missouri Family History Center The Columbia missouri family History Center (FHC) is one of the Computer ResearchPrograms. It is always best to call ahead to schedule a computer. http://www.bocomo.org/LDSFHC.HTM

Family History Center (FHC) Columbia Missouri Stake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Corner of Royal Lytham and Highland Parkway South Columbia, Missouri 65203 Voice: (573)-443-2048 The Columbia Missouri Family History Center (FHC) is one of the approximately 1200 branches of the Family History Library (FHL) located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Salt Lake Library is the largest genealogical resource in the world. This center can access most all materials available in Salt Lake. FHC patrons may access the resources of the FHL by ordering microfilm or microfiche to be used at the local FHC, as well as using our on-site resources. Mailing Address: Jodi Johnson, Dir. FHC 4015 Bent Oak Drive Columbia, MO 65203 Jodi Johnson, Director Mary Zaring, Asst. Director Center Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10 am - 4 pm and 6:30 pm - 9 pm Saturday 1 pm - 5 pm (except 5th Saturday) The Center closes for holidays (and as posted in the center during Christmas), during inclement weather, and illness of the staff. We have an answering machine. If there is any question as to our being open please call first. If you get the machine you will know we are closed. If you should leave a message on the machine we will make every effort to respond. We cannot place long distance calls. We will also close when Columbia Public Schools close for bad weather. We are happy to make arrangements to train and or work with groups who cannot come during our regular hours or have special needs. Please call for arrangements to either the director or assistant director or to the librarians in the center and they will forward your request.

67. Families Like Ours - Families Like Ours - Inside This Site... - News Families Like Ours has designed this program specifically to work with your family!Discover how you can provide a family for a child. http://www.familieslikeours.org/

Login Register for your FREE site membership Now! Home Calendar ... Donate Now! Login Username: Password: Lost Password? Register now! For Your Family Your Adoption Options Facts about GLBT Parenting Adoption Family Center Adoption Buddies ... Become a Member Media and News Monthly Newsletter Press Releases Syndicate Our News on Your Site with RSS Talk to Us Contact Us Chat Rooms Volunteer! Families Like Ours Who is Families Like Ours? Our Programs and Services Board of Directors and Committees Jobs and Volunteering ... Key Staff How You can Help Make a Donation! Volunteer Stores Book Store Families Like Ours Inside This Site... Posted by Families Like Ours on 2004/1/12 13:40:00 494 reads Families Like Ours (FLO) is the premier national nonprofit providing adoption resources to pre-adoptive, post adoptive, foster families and adoption professionals. Families Like Ours supports all families wishing to adopt. While our emphases are with Gay, and Lesbian adoptive families, we welcome the diversity of all families regardless of sexual orientation and family structure. Read more about the history of Families Like Ours.

68. Missouri Dept Of Health And Senior Services Welcome to the the missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website . family Care Safety Registry, Licensing Pharmacists, Day Care Centers, http://www.health.state.mo.us/

//Set the imgPath variable to the path that contains the Images folder //Otherwise the image rollover script won't work imgPath="Images"; DHSS Home State Home Ask Us Matt Blunt, Governor Julia M. Eckstein, Director Topics A-Z About DHSS Frequently Asked Questions Legislation ... Employment Opportunities Toll Free Numbers TDD Emergency/Disease Reporting (24/7) Elder Abuse and Neglect Hotline Family Care Safety Registry (FCSR) TEL-LINK breadCrumbs("main",">>","index.html","crumb","crumb","crumb","0"); Your browser does not support scripts. Page best viewed in or Internet Explorer Hurricane Recovery Efforts Hurricane Recovery Efforts Information Available Healthy Missourians Initiative: Preventing Obesity Governor Blunt Releases Obesity Plan Emergency/Terrorism Response Information used to respond to emergency events Birth Certificates and Other Records Birth Certificates and Other Records West Nile Virus Dead Bird Reporting Information Available Health Community Data Profiles, MICA, Vital Statistics, Consumer Guides on Hospitals and Managed Care Organizations and much more.

69. Peter F. Drucker Award For Nonprofit Innovation: 1991-1996 Award Winners The Second family Program video created a new option hope for the children of Organization, Lutheran family and Children s Services of missouri http://www.drucker.org/award/winners/winners91-6.html

Share this Page Subscribe Contact Us Links ... Home Mission: To strengthen the leadership of the social sector Articles, Books, Resources Collaboration Self-Assessment Thought Leaders Forum ... Frequently Asked Questions Peter F. Drucker Award for Nonprofit Innovation: 1991-1996 Award Winners Program: Second Family Program Organization: Lutheran Social Services of Illinois (LSSI) Chicago, Illinois he Second Family Program video ] created a new option hope for the children of HIV-affected families. LSSI was one of the first nonprofit organizations to address a profound problem: the number of children of HIV-infected parents who have been, or will be orphaned. Prior to the inception of the program in 1993, when placement with a relative was not possible, children became wards of the state child welfare system and siblings were separated. As a result of collaborative problem solving and a multi-sector partnership, LSSI created Second Family , which helps parents find loving, stable, and supportive families to care for the children after their death. Among the results documented when Second Family was selected for 1996 Drucker Award: Over 50 HIV-infected parents have made plans for their children's futures, 30 sibling groups have been matched with prospective adoptive families, and 60 prospective second families have been trained and licensed.

70. Practice Before The FCD - Family Court, Jackson County, Missouri The family Law Clerkship Program is a collaboration between the Circuit Court ofJackson missouri, family Court Division and the University of missouri, http://www.family-court.org/the_law.htm

PRACTICE before the FAMILY COURT DIVISION JUVENILE AND ADOPTIONS Includes Attorney Appointments, Local Administrative Orders, KCMBA Attorney Practice Handbook, Docket Schedule, and Frequently Called Phone Numbers. DOMESTIC RELATIONS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Includes Circuit Court rules and links to Family Court Resource Services programs FAMILY LAW CLERKSHIP PROGRAM The Family Law Clerkship Program is a collaboration between the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, Family Court Division and the University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Law. The program offers students an opportunity to gain practical legal skills, learn about the various programs ordered by the Family Court Division to assist families in crisis, and develop a working knowledge of the Family Court Division. Choose your destination Home Family Court Division Family Court Services News Releases Find Us - Map

71. Family Law Clerkship - Family Court, Jackson County, Missouri of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, missouri, family Court Division, and To be eligible for the Clerkship Program, law students must have http://www.family-court.org/family law clerkship.htm

Choose your destination Home News Releases Family Court Division Family Court Services ADOPTION Info Disclosure FIELD SERVICES ASSET ASSP Family Counseling Home Detention Informal Adjustment Intensive Supervision Services Intermediate Sanctions Mentoring Program Night Light Pathway Probation Services Restitution Services Truancy Court RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Boys Group Home Detention Center Hilltop Residential Center McCune Residential Center FAMILY COURT RESOURCE SERVICES Child Victim Advocate Conciliation Assistance Connections Custodial Arrangement Inv. Family Law Clerkship Family Law Clerkship Review FOCIS Mediation Monitored Exchange PTLA RE-FOCIS Victim Services Development and Eval. Juvenile and Family Drug Court Legal Services Family Law Clerkship Program Address: Family Court Resource Services 3100 Main, Suite 204, Kansas City, MO 64111 Contact Person: Janelle Jennings-Drummond Phone: (816) 881-1317 Program description: The Family Law Clerkship Program is a collaboration between the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, Family Court Division and the University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Law. The program offers students an opportunity to gain practical legal skills, learn about the various programs ordered by the Family Court Division to assist families in crisis, and develop a working knowledge of the Family Court Division. PROGRAM GOALS The program is designed to provide: 1. Support services to the Judiciary of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, Family Court Division, and

72. Starting Early Starting Smart Casey family programs is a private foundation with services that include Moreover, in programs that emphasized the selection of families in need of http://www.health.org/promos/sess/20020315_pressrelease.htm

Starting Early Starting Smart Press Release: Childcare Improves for Starting Early Starting Smart Youngsters Findings from Public-Private Partnership Study Reveals Impressive Results for America's Most Vulnerable FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 14, 2002 CONTACT: Tamar Abrams Phone: Youngsters who participate in a national program for at-risk children receive greater access to critically important health and social services, improve learning skills that are crucial for their future school success, and strengthen their family ties, according to early findings of a study that was unveiled today by a federal agency and a private organization. The early findings were from a study of 2,908 children from 12 sites across the nation who participate in Starting Early, Starting Smart, which targets children from birth to age seven, who are susceptible to abuse, disruptive behavior or who have parents who lack skills to provide adequate care for their children due to substance abuse or mental health issues. These At-risk children are most vulnerable, mentally and physically. The four-year grant program and study are a collaborative effort of the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP), the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, the Center for Mental Health Services and Casey Family Programs. Casey Family Programs is a private foundation with services that include support for children from foster care to adoption.

73. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family Contact Marta Halter, missouri Division of family Services offers Medical, Income, Temporary Assistance Program missouri Department of Social Services http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resmissouri.htm

Missouri Resources Family Issues Blue Springs Child Care Association 1612 NW Ashton Drive Blue Springs, MO 64015 Telephone: 816-229-0507 http://www.communityconnection.org/ Blue Springs Child Care Association features a large searchable database for resources like basic economic needs, to education, to family life, and community services Brookside Day School 51st St. Kansas City, Mo 64112 Telephone: 816-531-2192 Fax: 816-756-3055 http://ns1.2md.com/groups/bsds/ Brookside Day School is operated for the education and supervision of children ages 2 1/2 through the sixth grade. Brookside Day School was founded in 1956 and has operated in the same general format since its inception. Brookside is noted for high quality academic programs in addition to excellent childcare services. Brookside's accredited preschool is also licensed by the state of Missouri. The elementary school is accredited by the Committee on Accredited Schools-Non Public. Child Care Resource and Referral 1910 E. Meadowmere

74. Cambio De Colores 2005 - Latinos In Missouri: Program Kathleen Brown, Director of Program Services, missouri family Health Council;Ruthann Gagnon, Consultant. Breakout 4 Civil Rights – Panel on Local Issues http://www.cambiodecolores.org/2005/Program/

Latinos in Missouri: Connecting Research to Policy and Practice Reynolds Alumni Center, University of Missouri-Columbia, st Page updated: 22 September, 2005 Home About Organizers Program ... Contact Program This program page contains links to: Presentations Articles /notes /reports Abstracts Biographical information on many speakers (click on name) Additional material will be added as it become available (Links to other Web sites will open in their own windows.) Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 1 – Wednesday March 30, 2005 10:00 a.m. – Noon: Registration Open/Viewing of Posters and Table Displays 12:00-12:50 p.m. Conference Welcome ( Report Opening Words: Linda Espinosa , Conference Co-chair, University of Missouri-Columbia Welcoming to Columbia Mayor Darwin Hindman City of Columbia Missouri Remarks: Stephen Lehmkuhle ,UM System Vice President for Academic Affairs (on behalf of UM President Elson Floyd) Remarks: Tom Henderson , Vice Provost and Director of Cooperative Extension, University of Missouri Extension Remarks: Lori Franz , Interim Provost, University of Missouri-Columbia About this conference: Stephen Jeanetta , Conference Co-chair, University of Missouri Extension 1:00 – 2:20 p.m. Plenary Session – Change and Wellbeing

75. News Release In Missouri - HUD Martinez announces $593937 in grants to help missouri families. While enrolledin the program, as a family s income rises, a third of that income goes http://www.hud.gov/local/mo/news/pr2003-10-24.cfm

Missouri Local Newsroom Homeownership Rental Help ... Help News Release Information by State Print version Email this to a friend Dale Gray , Public Affairs Office 400 State Ave., Kansas City, KS 66101-2406 Phone: (913) 551-5542 www.hud.gov/news For Release Friday October 24, 2003 MARTINEZ ANNOUNCES $593,937 IN GRANTS TO HELP MISSOURI FAMILIES Funding Aimed at Making Families Employable, Self-Sufficient KANSAS CITY, KS - Housing and Urban Development Secretary Mel Martinez announced $593,937 in grants today to 12 housing authorities in Missouri that will be used for job training and placement for low-income citizens. "This funding will help hundreds of citizens in Missouri 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. The following housing authorities in Missouri will receive funding: Housing Authority of Kansas City Housing Authority of St. Louis County

76. Welcome To Missouri Family Trust missouri family Trust. The Charitable Trust is a program that provides smallfinancial assistance grants to persons with disabilities who meet the http://www.missourifamilytrust.org/charProgGrants/default.htm

The Charitable Trust The Charitable Trust is a program that provides small financial assistance grants to persons with disabilities who meet the Guidelines for disability and income. Applications for Assistance are accepted on a quarterly basis. Grants are provided for such things as medical or dental care not funded by other programs, equipment, personal goods and services or household items. Recent awards have included funds for: Home repairs for the family of a child with a disability. A body sock for a child with hypersensitive skin. A bicycle for a man who needed transportation to work. The need is great. Each quarter about 150 applications for assistance are received. Funds are available for approximately one-third of the applications.fs The Brain Injury Initiative The Brain Injury Initiative is a time limited giving program that will continue until funds are exhausted. Funds for the initiative are provided by a restricted account specifically designated for persons with disabilities resulting from brain injury. The Initiative is supported by the Brain Injury Association , which provided consultation on the development of the Guidelines and on the Application for Assistance . The first grants were awarded in September 2004. Applications are accepted quarterly and will continue until all funds in the account are distributed. The total amount available for grants is $60,000.

77. Client Programs: Family Programs HOW TO PARTICIPATE. For more information on this program please call 1800-FIGHT-MS.family EVENING - BELLEVILLE, IL back to family programs http://www.nationalmssociety.org/MOS/event/event_page.asp?p=15337&e=8246

78. Southeast Missouri 1890 Extension Programs Southeast missouri. Objectives. Coordinate educational programs and opportunitiesfor limited resource children and families in the Bootheel to improve http://www.luce.lincolnu.edu/se.htm

Prospective Students Current Students Visitor Information Faculty/Staff ... Home Southeast Missouri 1890 Extension Programs Extension Areas of Focus Faculty and Staff Directory Location: Southeast Missouri Objectives: Coordinate educational programs and opportunities for limited resource children and families in the Bootheel to improve their quality of life. Collaborate with local, state, and federal agencies, state specialists, and community leaders to provide services and resources to the underserved populations in the Bootheel by partnering and securing extramural funds. Summary: Youth Programs: After School Tutorial Program One of our goals was to provide after school tutorial programs for at-risk youth in grades 1 st th in various communities throughout the Bootheel. The after school tutoring program components consisted of homework assistance, computer skills training, character education, and individualized tutoring. Over 200 students participated in the programs. October fest Health fair designed to educate youth on nutrition, fitness, and the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

79. Missouri Family Services missouri family court organizations. family Court Related CommunityOrganizations St. Louis County family Court Program Contacts http://sun.hazelwood.k12.mo.us/~jgartner/ss/Missouri_familyservices.html

Missouri Division of Family Services St. Louis County Office 9900 Page Ave. St. Louis, MO 63132 Our children need YOU . . . become a foster or adoptive parent. Programs require training and a home study. Placement of children made by the agency in licensed homes. Contact person: Amy Grunwaldt 314-426-8400 School Resources For Youth and Families Family Court - Related Community Organizations St. Louis County Family Court Program Contacts Police Resources ... Mental Health Association of Greater St. Louis Page designed and maintained by J. Gartner, Print Shop Supervisor

80. Missouri Program Helps Women Kick Drugs, Keep Kids A missouri Division of family Services worker on the other end warned Cunliffenot to leave her motel room. Today, the program has served 374 families. http://www.drug-rehabs.org/content.php?cid=1317&state=Missouri

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