81. Dude Ranch Smokey Mountains Tennessee Family Vacations Horseback Riding Whitewat tennessee Dude Ranch Vacations. Roundup the family and come on down Our horseprogram is a hands on experience too, because you get to learn how to http://www.frenchbroadriver.com/

French Broad River Dude Ranch Call 1-800-995-POST(7678 Tennessee Dude Ranch Vacations Roundup the Family and come on down Dude Ranch Accommodations Itinerary Rates ... Free Brochure Welcome to the only Dude Ranch in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee! Click here to receive a free French Broad Outpost Ranch brochure. Read the editorial about our ranch in the August 2005 issue of Southern Living Magazine Tennessee Living Section We are honored! There's still a few good spots left this summer, check out our availability chart below Howdy, We want you to imagine the perfect vacation, with your family. A place where you get to do things together like a family, like taking a horseback ride through some of the most gorgeous country you'll ever see, or rafting down a river and taking in the beauty like you can't do while you drive a car, relaxing on the porch and eventually just catching a nap that you never seem to get at home, sitting down to eat fabulous homecooked food that you didn't have to cook or clean up afterwards, square dancing like they used to do in the old days with the biggest smile on your face since you were a kid, or chasing cattle around pretending to be an ole' cowboy that you've always wanted to be in your heart......... well......this is the kind of place where those dreams and more come true!

82. FamilyFun: Greatest Outdoors: Six National Parks Great Smoky Mountains National BEST family PROGRAM For many families, the free planned activities offered atthe Great Smokies from Great Smoky Mountains National Park, tennessee http://familyfun.go.com/family-travel/places/feature/natlparks1/natlparks14.html

Browse site by Classic Themes Barnyard Pals Cars and Trucks Fairy-Tale Princesses Pirates Under the Sea Search FamilyFun Tools Best Camp Sites Disney Thrill Seeker Vacation Finder ... Solutions A to Z GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK by Gail Barber Rickey of 7 Tellers Great Smoky Mountains National Park Abundant wildlife is not the only reason this is the most visited national park in the country. Up high, you can look out upon an endless panorama of majestic mountains. Down below, in the wooded foothills, you can visit the remnants of pioneer settlements: log cabins, one-room schoolhouses, blacksmith shops, and gristmills. Families can hike to hidden waterfalls, picnic next to rushing streams, fish in clear waters, ride horses along mountain trails, bicycle through a restored pioneer village, watch a miller at work, jump from rock to rock across a creek, run through thousands of wildflowers and listen to park rangers tell stories around a campfire. VISITOR INFORMATION The park is open year-round, 24 hours a day. Admittance to the park is free. From the North Carolina side of the park, the major entrance is 3 miles north of Cherokee. Oconaluftee Visitor Center is just inside the entrance. Open year-round except for Christmas Day, it has pioneer exhibits and demonstrations as well as general information. The major entrance point from the north is Sugarlands Visitor Center, near Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Open all year, the center has an orientation film and natural history exhibits.

83. Ancestry.com - ETHS Honors Tennessee's Civil War Heritage With New Genealogy Pro Like its sister program, First Families of tennessee, CWFT applications and The society s First Families of tennessee family heritage program was http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=4159

84. Tennessee: Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newborn Hea tennessee, Animated Lights. For Health Care Providers For Families Universal Newborn Hearing Screening programs • tennessee UNHS Hospitals http://www.infanthearing.org/states/tennessee/

NCHAM www.infanthearing.org Home State Web Pages Tennessee Last Modifed: 08/30/2004 Tennessee State Profile Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention ... Family Support Tennessee For Health Care Providers For Families State Web Sites: Tennessee Newborn Hearing Jacque Cundall, MCH/CSS Newborn Hearing Screening Coordinator Tennessee Department of Health 425 Fifth Avenue North, 5th Floor Nashville, TN 37247-4750 Phone: 615-741-0310 - Fax: 615-741-1063 Email: Jacque.Cundall@state.tn.us UNHS Program Information Tennessee UNHS Hospitals Tennessee UNHS Statistics Legislation See Other States' Legislation Grants Tennessee MCHB State Grant (2001) Tennessee CDC State Grant (2001) Brochrues/Manuals Parent Information About EHDI Programs N ewborn H earing S creening Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programs Tennessee UNHS Hospitals Tennessee UNHS Statistics 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 State Grants for Data Management Tennessee CDC State Grant (2001) Also see: General Data Management Information M edical H ome State Medical Home Information Medical Home Information (Tennessee) 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)."

85. Commercial Services MatterWare sells family Matters, a Genealogy program for Windows. Robert C.Fulcher sells tennessee History, Civil War Genealogical Resources http://www.genhomepage.com/commercial.html

Commercial Services Many companies that specialize in genealogy or offer some genealogy services are accesible via internet. In addition to advertising their products and services, many of these WWW page contain much valuable additional genealogy information. Software/Computer Publishers/Books Magazines and Newsletters Research Services ... Surname Books/Coats of Arms/Souvenirs/Misc Software and Computer/Network services Adventures In Ancestry, Inc. sells Ancestors and Descendants, a software system for genealogists. Ages! is a family tree database for MS-Windows atOnce Software has several genealogy programs available for online purchase in it's section. The Banner Blue Software division of Broderbund Software, Inc. has online indices, a genealogy "How-To" guide, and information about Family Tree Maker BirdsEye TreeView provides a printed overview of genealogy databases, displaying up to 10 generations per page. Black*Fire Technology in Australia sells "My Family History" and "The Master Genealogist". Brothers Keeper , a popular shareware genealogy program, is available for both Windows and DOS.

86. Family Voices Home Dara Howe, Executive Director of family Voices of tennessee, and her family are This statement reinforces the strengths of the program and offers http://www.familyvoices.org/

search home about us projects fv in your state ... network only Learn more about Advocating for your Child Medicaid and Other Public Financed Programs Family Voices' Commitment to Diversity and Cultural Competence Family Voices Resources Family Voices in Your State Friday's Child Newsletter Bright Futures Publications Title V Toolbox ... En Espanol Help the victims of Hurricane Katrina by making a secure online donation through PayPal using your credit card: Shop Amazon Support FV In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, children and youth with special health needs and their families face unique and difficult challenges. The Centers for Disease Control has estimated that there are at least 99,000 children with special health care needs in Mississippi, 193,000 in Louisiana, 488,000 in Florida, and 152,000 in Alabama. Family Voices, a tax-exempt corporation, is taking monetary donations to help these vulnerable victims. Donate through PayPal Our family leaders will also help families negotiate the confusion of finding temporary shelter, working with insurance companies, filling out forms, and signing up for new schools. We will update our donors on our progress through this website. Family Voices has compiled a list of resources to assist you in your efforts to help families of children and youth with special health care needs affected by Hurricane Katrina.

87. HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agencies In TENNESSEE 08/08/05 ORG Type of Counseling Homebuyer Education programs Marketing Outreach Holloway@state.tn.us Website www.tennessee.gov/thda Type of Counseling http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/states/tennessee.txt

88. American Academy Of Pediatrics National Center Of Medical Home Initiatives For C A statewide familyto-family program in tennessee. STEP services are availableto any parent or family member of a special education student or a student http://www.medicalhomeinfo.org/resources/state/tennessee.html

Detection and Intervention State Pages Districts and Territories: District of Columbia Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Select a State 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 Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Virgin Islands Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Click here to see what type of resources are available on each state page Click here for State Contacts and Resources Select a state for more specific resource information pertinent to your community. Submission of new state resources or corrections may be e-mailed to

89. Tennessee Genealogy Research Resources To Help Find Ancestors For Family History Locate tennessee historical, genealogical and family societies, tennessee onA Surname Site Links with names and families in tennessee http://geneasearch.com/states/tennessee.htm

Free Genealogy Data to Help Find Your Ancestors Search for Ancestors Net Zero Cheap Internet You are here: Home Locations United States Genealogy Tennessee Genealogy on GeneaSearch Tennessee genealogy look ups, TN genealogy societies, genealogy publications available from TN genealogical societies and individuals, lost female ancestors queries, and related TN links for genealogy research in Tennessee. On This Page Tennessee genealogy including free genealogy lookups, our databases with Tennessee data, military rosters as well as free and paid online resources for your Tennessee genealogy research. Tennessee on the GeneaSearch Network Free Tennessee Genealogy Look Ups Tennessee Free Genealogy Look Ups From our generous volunteers in their offline Tennessee resources. If you have offline Tennessee genealogy books or other resources, join our look up volunteers to help others! Volunteer Here Tennessee Genealogy in Our Databases First Regiment of Foot - Tennessee Rosters of the military officers from Tennessee mustered under the act of May 13, 1846

90. UTCom Chattanooga - Aboutus Page Dr. Graves was an intern at the University of tennessee family Medicine Dr.Newby is a graduate of our family Medicine Residency Program (June 2004). http://www.utcomchatt.org/Dept/famprac/famprac.asp?dpage=faculty

91. TIPS School tennessee Infant Parent Services. TIPS is a Department of Education Because families have varied needs, the TIPS program is unique to each family. http://www.wtsd.tn.org/tipshome.htm

TIPS School Tennessee Infant Parent Services TIPS is a Department of Education organization that provides home-based early intervention services for children with special needs from birth to the age of three. A trained Parent Advisor visits each family on a weekly basis for a one-hour session. The Parent Advisor assesses the goals and needs for the family and tailors a program designed to achieve these goals. Because families have varied needs, the TIPS program is unique to each family. TIPS serves children with hearing and vision impairment as well as children with multiple disabilities. TIPS also serves children with developmental delays or medical conditions. There are currently over 600 Parent Advisors that serve over 5,000 special needs children throughout the state of Tennessee. Qualifying For TIPS This service is provided free to families, and is offered by the Tennessee Department of Education. Participation in the program is completely voluntary and is offered to children from birth to three who reside in the State of Tennessee and meet the state definition of developmental delays. Instructional Programs A trained Parent Advisor visits the home once a week to train and give support to the parents. The TIPS Parent Advisor uses the SKI*HI curriculum, which is described below:

92. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY TVA s integrated water control program requires not alone the proper use of water The story is told of one family who resisted removal because it would http://newdeal.feri.org/guides/tnguide/ch09.htm

TENNESSEE: A GUIDE TO THE STATE Previous Chapter Contents Next Chapter Tennessee Valley Authority The Tennessee Valley, drained by the Tennessee River and its tributaries, is an area of approximately 41,000 square miles, including parts of seven States - Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. The major portion of the valley lies in Tennessee. The Tennessee Valley Authority was created by Congress in 1933 to develop the Tennessee River system in the interest of navigation, flood control, and national defense, and to generate and sell surplus electricity to avert waste of water power. Properties in the vicinity of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, were transferred to the Authority. TVA's integrated water control program requires not alone the proper use of water resources, but, of necessity, the conservation and preservation of the land resources of the region. The TVA is an independent Government corporation managed by a board of directors. Its activities are directed from headquarters at Muscle Shoals, Alabama, though administrative offices have been set up elsewhere as needed. A contact office, with a small staff, is maintained in Washington, D. C. The Muscle Shoals project in Alabama, with the Wilson Dam and power house, and the two nitrate plants, was begun as a war measure under the National Defense Act of 1916. Actual construction, however, did not start until late in 1918, and the war was over before the project could be carried out. The problem of what to do with this wartime investment remained unsolved until the project was incorporated into the general program of the TVA.

93. National Family Caregiver Support Program > Professionals And Providers - State State by State Contact. family Caregiver Support Program Contacts tennessee BeckyJoslin Comm On Aging Disability Andrew Jackson Bldg. 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

94. Partners For Progress: Family Involvement--Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Its family involvement program is based on the development of a tennessee Schoolfor the Deaf Parent Outreach Program located in Knoxville, tennessee. http://clerccenter.gallaudet.edu/EPAR/family.html

Exemplary Programs and Research Partners for Progress Improving Education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students Family Involvement: Family-School Relationships ON THIS PAGE... Background National Forum on Family Involvement RFC-1 Selection Announcements RELATED INFO ON OTHER PAGES... Original Announcement Background In the past year, Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center (the Clerc Center) at Gallaudet University has identified, through a process of public feedback, including interviews with various constituencies, a National Dialogue, and the National Mission Advisory Panel, significant needs in the area of Family Involvement for families and their deaf or hard of hearing children. These needs were reflected in three Request for Collaboration (RFC) topics which were widely distributed throughout the United States and its territories. The three RFC topics targeted traditionally underserved families: those who do not speak English, are members of a minority group, live in rural areas, or have deaf or hard of hearing children with additional disabilities or low academic achievement. RFC-1 was a request for research studies on about how parents/guardians from traditionally underserved groups obtain and utilize information about educational options for their deaf or hard of hearing children.

95. Congressman Bart Gordon - Head Start Program Aids Low-Income Head Start Program Aids LowIncome Middle tennessee Families Head Startfocuses on the entire family by going into the homes and visiting with parents. http://www.house.gov/gordon/pressarchives/2001/December/12-06-01 Head Start Prog

96. Families First Families First is tennessee s welfare reform plan which replaced the Aid to *Adult education The Families First program places more emphasis on basic http://www.state.tn.us/humanserv/famfir.htm

Skip to Content. Home Toll-free Numbers News ... Contact Us This site uses Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF) to provide accurate representation of many publications located here. Click on the icon to receive information on loading this free software. Governor's Task Force Report History of Families First How to Apply Personal Responsibility Plan ... Related Links Governor's Task Force Report on Families First Final Report (pdf) History of Families First The Families First program began in September 1996 under a waiver from the Federal government. Our waiver allows us to offer programs that are different from the reform legislation at the national level. Families First, like "welfare" programs in all the states, provides a cash benefit with supportive services to families with children who are experiencing financial difficulties. Many of the basic eligibility requirements of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program have remained, but the program is distinct in many important ways. Families First is Tennessee's welfare reform plan which replaced the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The temporary cash assistance program emphasizes work, training, and personal responsibility. As part of the Families First program, each participant must agree to follow a Personal Responsibility Plan (PRP).

97. Untitled Families First, tennessee s groundbreaking welfare reform program, providestransportation, childcare, and other support services, which have enabled many http://cls.coe.utk.edu/stateplan/Chap_9.html

CHAPTER 9 Integration with other Adult Education and Training Activities Section 224 (b) (11) of the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act states: Describe how the adult education and literacy activities will be carried out with any funds received under this subtitle, and how they will integrate with other adult education, career development, and employment and training activities in the State or outlying area served by the eligible agency. 9.0 Integration with other Adult Education and Training Activities (Section 224 (b) (11)) Description of Planned Integrated Activities Tennessee adult education and literacy activities are and will continue to be integrated with other career development, education, and employment and training activities at the State and local levels. This integration is accomplished by the coordination of State level policies and plans, interagency agreements and Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), feedback and guidance from providers and stakeholders, collaborative planning, data sharing and matching, joint efforts to leverage resources, and the encouragement of local level integration through funding application processes. The following table highlights many of the mechanisms for interagency coordination and integration of adult education activities, but it should not be considered an exhaustive list. The Office of Adult Education recognizes the significance of the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) legislation for enhancing the facilitation and coordination of the Office's adult education, literacy, and workforce development activities with those of other agencies, institutions, and organizations within the state. The Office Of Adult Education will continue to partner with other state agencies in shaping programs for educating adult learners, preparing an effective workforce, and holding adult education and workforce preparation programs accountable for results. Readily apparent advantages of continuing and improving upon interagency communication and collaboration include infrastructure development and the assurance of non-duplication of services, as well as cost-effective delivery.

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99. Tennessee Farm Bureau The tennessee Farm Bureau and other tobacco state Farm Bureau’s are teaming with The lumpsum settlement program is available for the remaining nine http://www.tnfarmbureau.org/

site search coming soon) Today's Radio Farm Bureau Video Farmers to be offered lump-sum settlements in tobacco buyout The Tennessee Farm Bureau and other tobacco state Farm Bureau’s are teaming with Farm Bureau Bank to offer lump-sum settlements to farmer participants in the tobacco buyout. Tennessee Farm Bureau President Flavius Barker has announced that the financial service is being made available to all tobacco growers and allotment holders through participating county Farm Bureau offices across the state. The Farm Bureau settlement plan will allow buyout recipients to be paid a lump sum utilizing the USDA “successor in interest” agreement. The lump-sum settlement program is available for the remaining nine payments tobacco producers will receive. The first payment is being made currently. Barker said full details of the program would be announced as soon as relevant information and documents are available from the Farm Service Agency, which will administer the buyout program. “The settlement program we are offering will be competitive with other plans being offered,” Barker said. Barker added: “The handling of tobacco buyout payments will be a very important financial transaction for many families, providing money to operate and expand farms for some, pay down debt or expenses, begin a new business venture to replace the tobacco production, and retirement funds for others. We want to do everything possible to assist Tennesseans as they plan to receive and invest these dollars.”

100. Middle Tennessee Council - BSA For more information about the Boy Scout program (ages 1117), promote familyunity, and a program that will inspire and motivate our Scouts to develop http://www.mtcbsa.org/

Display and Care for Our Flag Hurricane Katrina Relief The Middle Tennessee Council of the Boy Scouts of America has partnered with the Salvation Army to provide manpower and resources to support evacuee shelters. Currently Boxwell Scout Reservation is being prepared to house up to 100 evacuees in cabins, houses and dormitories, with cooking for 3 meals a day. An additional 500 evacuees could be sheltered in tents that have a wood floor with 2 cots and mattresses. The Middle Tennessee Council is also securing warehousing for household goods, like linens and clothing to be distributed with the Salvation Army’s thrift stores. Boy Scout Troops across middle Tennessee are being asked to be ready to mobilize to help volunteer when the call is made. Please let us know what your unit is doing by e-mailing us here. See what other MTC units are doing and how you can help them HERE Click here to find out how the Boy Scouts of America is reaching out on a national level. Current Events 2005 Cogioba MBU Oct. 22, 2005 registration due Oct. 7

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