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An evaluation of the specialized behavioral management program at the Eckerd Youth Development Center by Roberta Iris Rubin, 1986
Involving all families an annotated bibliography of materials for families, available in languages other than English (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:394316) by Diane Talley Davis, 1995
A community based model for assessing the supports and services needed by WAGES families to maintain employment and achieve independence by Angela Gomez, 1999
Evaluation of the parenting skills training program: A program evaluation by Margaret J Larguier, 1996
First year findings: Employment and demographic characteristics of AFDC and food stamp recipients: a three year longitudinal study by Richard Polangin, 1983
Faith Born of Seduction: Sexual Trauma, Body Image, and Religion by Jennifer Manlowe, 1995-07-01
Black Cloud by Janice Daugharty, 2010-07-11
Competencies, training and standards for eleven professions serving vulnerable infants and toddlers and their families by Anita Zervigon-Hakes, 1991
Competencies for professions serving at-risk and disabled infants, toddlers and their families by Anita Zervigon-Hakes, 1991
An economic analysis of child care support to low-income mothers by Djehane A Hosni, 1979
Evaluation of the Juvenile Alternative Services Project by Amanda Cannon, 1981
Parent support groups: A model for integrating presentation format and diverse participant populations (Monograph) by Shirley Fox, 1985
Medicare beneficiaries and HMOs: A case study of the Tampa-St. Petersburg market by Anna Aizer, 1998
Curriculum: An introduction to community-referenced curricula (FMHI publication series) by Lynn Foster-Johnson, 1993

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Arthritis Prevention & Education Program
florida Arthritis Partnership (FLAP) Meetings, membership information and FLAP ArthritisPrograms and Projects Health Communications, Lupus Seminars, Older
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/family/arthritis/
Office Of Family&Community Outreach
The Summer Food Service Program offers at no charge Office of family Community Outreach544 Turlington 325 West Gaines Street Tallahassee, florida 323990400
http://www.firn.edu/doe/family/home0077.htm

Extractions: locationVar = "k12"; document.write(photoLink) Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Site Index ACT Adding a Subject Administrative Services Adult Education African Amer. Task Force Agriscience Education Apprenticeship Assessment Reqs. Assistance Plus Blind Services Blind Services Comm. Board of Governors Bright Futures Sch. Budget Information Business Technology Ed. Calendar District (pdf) Career Development CEPRI Chief Ed Finan. Off. Class Size College Bd FL Part. Colleges Comm. Coll. Chancellor Commissioner's Bio. Communications Contact Information Continuing Workforce Ed. Course Code Directory Course Descriptions Curric Frmwork Adult Curric Planning Tool Curriculum Support DCU Phone List Directories Distance Learning Diversified Ed. DOE Org. Chart DOE Phone List Ed. Data Warehouse Education Practices Commi Education Standards Comm Educational Facilities Educational Technology Emergency Plans Sch Employment English as 2nd Lang- ESOL Environmental Ed. Excellent Teach Prog FACTS.ORG FCAT Briefing Book (pdf) FCAT Explorer FCAT Myth vs. Fact (pdf) FCAT Results, All
Florida Family Transition Program (FTP) Evaluation (Printer-Friendly Format)
florida family Transition Program (FTP) Evaluation. General Information. Goal,To evaluate the components of florida s family Transition Program (FTP).
http://www.researchforum.org/project_printable_15.html

Extractions: Goal To evaluate the components of Florida's Family Transition Program (FTP). Program/Policy Description FTP combines a time limit of 24 or 36 months with an array of enhanced services, parental responsibility requirements, and financial incentives designed to help recipients find and hold jobs. Participation in the program is mandatory for all non-exempt welfare recipients.
The Forum | Florida Family Transition Program (FTP) Evaluation
florida family Transition Program (FTP) EvaluationProgram Components, Policies, and Activities.
http://www.researchforum.org/project_components_15.html

Extractions: National Overview Welfare Program Components Children Special Populations ... Research Database Florida Family Transition Program (FTP) Evaluation: Program Components, Policies, and Activities Program Components, Policies, and Activities Evaluated Employment activities Educational activities Financial incentives Financial disincentives/Sanctions Program requirements Social/Support services Time limits Time Limits - misc.
Youth Family Services Home Page - Orange County Government
Funded by Orange County and the florida Department of Juvenile Justice Most programsare open to all Orange County residents family Counseling counseling for
http://www.orangecountyfl.net/dept/hfs/yfs/default.htm

Extractions: Funded by Orange County to serve all eligible Orange County residents Crisis Assistance Program provides one-time financial assistance to Orange County citizens who are experiencing a sudden, temporary financial emergency, but will be self-sufficient within one month. Assistance may include payment of rent, mortgage or utilities, as well as referrals to other needed services. (407-836-6500)
Community Outreach To Vulnerable Populations In Northeast Florida Family Medical
preceptors for the Physician Assistants Program at the University of florida andwere the Rural Farmworker Health Care Coalition joined family Medical
http://www.flahec.org/NFAhec/chs/shah.html

Extractions: Reyna Shah Community Health Scholars Final Report Supervisors: Toni Sell and Gil Walters There were three major goals of this project, all of which emphasized the importance of medical awareness and education within the vulnerable populations of rural Northeast Florida. The counties that were targeted were Putnam, Alachua, Clay, and St. Johns. The respective cities were Palatka, Crescent City, Hawthorne, Keystone Heights, and Hastings. The first step in accomplishing goal one was to locate the senior centers in surrounding counties. After contacting senior center coordinators in Palatka, Hawthorne, Hastings, Keystone Heights and Bunnell, a consensus was reached on the two most important yet poorly understood diseases. These two diseases were Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus. These diseases seemed of particular interest to the senior centers of Northeast Florida because of their astounding prevalence and ensuing complications due to lack of disease management. This type of educational outreach was presented in both clinical and seminar settings. Several resources were used in an effort to disseminate comprehensive, concise yet useful information about Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus. The focus of the seminars was pathology and preventive methods such as proper nutrition, regular monitoring, diet and medication management. When I addressed the two diseases at the senior centers, the first topic was basic anatomy of the heart and pancreas.
Volunteer Florida Foundation
that serves as a catalyst in developing programs that encourage volunteerism,especially to strengthen efforts in literacy and for florida families.
http://www.volunteerfloridafoundation.org/

Extractions: Volunteer Florida Foundation is a nonprofit organization that serves as a catalyst in developing programs that encourage volunteerism, especially to strengthen efforts in literacy and for Florida families. We do so by bringing groups together in partnership to leverage assets to their maximum effectiveness. Program partners include nonprofits, community organizations, national associations, faith-based groups, the private sector and state government. A direct support organization of Volunteer Florida, many initiatives under VFF management were created in partnership with Governor Jeb Bush. We are dedicated to furthering these goals in perpetuity.
Amelia Island Plantation - Florida Family Vacation Resort, Recreation Vacation P
Amelia Island Plantation s Recreation Department offers activities and programsto guests Perfect for your next family vacation to Amelia Island, florida!
http://www.aipfl.com/activities/Recreation_Programs/Recreation_Program.htm

Extractions: Recreation Programs The Recreation Department offers daily activities including games, contests, crafts, clinics, and lessons. Our staff specializes in fun for all ages, unforgettable experiences and lifelong memories. It is our goal to provide you with a fantastic variety of children's activities and family fun to enrich your total resort experience. From our award-winning kids' camp to poolside activities, we cater to guests of all ages. Kids
Myflorida -Welfare Transition
Families/ Economic Services; florida Coalition for the Homeless; FamilyAssistance programs How and Where to Apply; Life Line Assistance
http://www.floridajobs.org/pdg/wt/default.htm

Extractions: Welfare Transition Program General Background Information In October of 1996 two Acts (one Federal and one State) went into law that dramatically changed welfare and welfare work programs in the state of Florida. The October 1996 Federal Act: The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA), Public Law 104-193 eliminated the open-ended federal entitlement program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), and replaced it with the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) welfare program. The TANF program changed the nations welfare system from the receipt of cash assistance as an entitlement to one that requires work in exchange for time-limited assistance. The October 1996 State Act: The Work and Gain Economic Self-Sufficiency (WAGES) Act was developed to implement the requirements of TANF and to emphasize work, self-sufficiency, and personal responsibility as well as time-limited assistance. The WAGES program initially provided for child care, transportation, and other support services to enable welfare recipients to find and retain employment. The program was later expanded to provide up-front diversion services to potential applicants who might only need one-time or short-term assistance.
Family Vacation Bargains In Florida-- Family Vacations Deals
is in the style of an Old florida seaside resort. family fun includes pool witha 163foot water slide cats, other watersports; a three-hour program on sea
http://travelwithkids.miningco.com/library/familydeals/bldealsotherflorida.htm

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Florida's E-Budget - Strengthening Florida's Families - Tobacco Prevention Progr
will use these funds to continue the highly successful SWAT and STRIKE programs; Clickhere to return to the Strengthening florida s Families Priority page.
http://www.ebudget.state.fl.us/govpriorities/strengthening_families/tobacco_prev

Extractions: Governor Jeb Bush and Lieutenant Governor Toni Jennings advocate funding the Tobacco Prevention program, one of the most successful public health programs in the history of the state. The Bush/Jennings administration is committed to fighting tobacco use in Florida, especially among children and teenagers. Florida . According to the Florida Tobacco Survey, between 1998 and 2003 tobacco use declined by 56.8 percent for middle school students and by 37.3 percent for high school students. The tobacco prevention program has attained numerous other successes over the life of the program. Other successes include: Unfortunately, due to lean economic times and the need to fund essential health services, funding for the program was significantly reduced to $1 million during Fiscal Year 2003-04. However, the Bush/Jennings administration proposes $16 million for the Tobacco Prevention program for Fiscal Year 2004-05.
FIRST LADY COLUMBA BUSH AND INFORMED FAMILIES/THE FLORIDA FAMILY PARTNERSHIP KIC
I am so pleased to join Peggy Sapp and the florida family Partnershiptoday to kickoff this very important program, Mrs. Bush said.
http://sun6.dms.state.fl.us/eog_new/eog/library/releases/2003/April/first_lady-0

Extractions: Governor's Office Admin. Hearings Agriculture Agri. Forestry Agri. Marketing Attorney General Auditor General Board of Admin. Citrus Citrus-Econ. Res. Community Affairs Comptroller Corrections Education Elder Affairs Emergency Mgmt. Enterprise Florida Environmental Prot. Florida Cabinet Health Health Care Highway Patrol Insurance Juvenile Justice Law Enforcement Legislature Lottery Management Serv. Military Affairs Parole Commission Pub. Serv. Comm. Retirement Revenue Spaceport FL Auth. State State Group Ins. State Courts State Technology Off. Transportation Veterans' Affairs FLAUSA Workforce Innov. Find a State Employee
FSU.com :: FSU Faculty Member Named Florida Family Physician Of The Year For Wor
told the FAFP of how Smith helped her family and her the Program in Medical Sciences,a former feeder program for the University of florida College of
http://www.fsu.com/pages/2004/03/23/family_physician.html

Extractions: Dr. Smith (Photos: Howard Robinson) FSU faculty member named Florida Family Physician of the Year for work as rural MD BY NANCY KINNALLY The Florida Academy of Family Physicians has selected Florida State University College of Medicine faculty member Dr. C. David Smith as Florida's 2004 Family Physician of the Year. Although he practices in a Panhandle town of fewer than 600 residents, Smith's impact is immeasurable to the people of Jay, Fla., and the surrounding area, where he has been the backbone of the health care system for 23 years. "As the recipient of the Academy's most prestigious award, we are proud to recognize Dr. Smith's ability to combine clinical excellence and compassion in a way that makes him an exceptional role model for patients, co-workers and a generation of aspiring family doctors," said Fleur Sack, M.D., president of the Florida Academy of Family Physicians. While he was once the only physician practicing in Jay, today the local medical community is thriving as a direct result of Smith's influence. Not only has he succeeded in recruiting at least a half dozen physicians to the area, but in his teaching role with the FSU College of Medicine's Regional Medical School Campus - Pensacola, he also is working to influence medical students to pursue careers in family medicine in rural areas.
College Of Education At The University Of Central Florida
The Department of Child family Community Sciences It also includes graduate levelprograms in Counselor and receipt of a florida Teaching Certification.
http://www.edcollege.ucf.edu/mod_depts/

Extractions: Department Chair: Dr. Wilfred Wienke Students completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education are qualified to teach Pre-Kindergarten through grade 3 upon graduation and receipt of a Florida Teaching Certification. A Bachelor of Science degree in Exceptional Education is available for individuals interested in teaching exceptional students in grades K-12. The Exceptional Education Program includes specialties in Specific Learning Disabled Mentally Handicapped and Emotionally Handicapped. Masters level programs are available in Counselor Education, with emphasis on school counseling or mental health counseling. The Counselor Education program operates a Community Counseling Clinic on the main campus. Advanced graduate students under the supervision of university faculty members staff the clinic. A Certification and Masters Degree program is available in Early Childhood Education, focusing on preparation of professional personnel with advanced competence. The Masters Degree and certification program in Exceptional Education prepare professionals to teach in the area of Varying Exceptionalities Certification. The Masters program in Exercise Physiology is a science based program which prepares professionals for applied settings in the field or in preparation for advances degree work. The Specialist Program in School Psychology is an intensive two year course of studies which prepares graduates for roles as School Psychologists. Extensive work in field settings is an integral requirement of the course of studies.
RULE 12.750
program post the disclosure in a prominent place in the selfhelp program. to clarifythat nonlawyer personnel are not required to use florida family Law Form
http://phonl.com/fl_law/rules/famlawrules/famrul12750.htm

Extractions: RULE 12.750 FAMILY SELF-HELP PROGRAMS (a) Establishment of Programs. A chief judge, by administrative order, may establish a self-help program to facilitate access to family courts. The purpose of a self-help program is to assist self-represented litigants, within the bounds of this rule, to achieve fair and efficient resolution of their family law case. The purpose of a self-help program is not to provide legal advice to self-represented litigants. This rule applies only to programs established and operating under the auspices of the court pursuant to this rule. (b) Definitions. (1) "Family law case" means any case in the circuit that is assigned to the family law division. (2) "Self-represented litigant" means any individual who seeks information to file, pursue, or respond to a family law case without the assistance of a lawyer authorized to practice before the court. (3) "Self-help personnel" means lawyer and nonlawyer personnel in a self-help program. (4) "Self-help program" means a program established and operating under the authority of this rule. (5) "Approved form" means (A) Supreme Court approved forms or (B) forms that have been approved in writing by the chief judge of a circuit and that are not inconsistent with the Supreme Court approved forms, copies of which are to be sent to the Chief Justice, the chair of the Family Law Rules Committee of The Florida Bar, the chair of the Family Law Section of The Florida Bar, and the chair of the Family Court Steering Committee. Forms approved by a chief judge may be used unless specifically rejected by the Supreme Court.
Florida FHA Mortgage Lenders
include Section 203(b) A single family program that has down payment requirementsas low as 3%, allowing you to finance up to 97% of the value of the home.
http://www.amo-mortgage.com/florida/fha.html

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Celebration Of Reading
Since its inception, the florida Celebration has raised more than $3 million forfamily literacy programs statewide and organizers hope to continue this success
http://www.barbarabushfoundation.com/gp.html

Extractions: Maryland Celebration of Reading Update The Second Annual Maryland Celebration of Reading will be held on March 18th, 2005 at the beautiful new Strathmore in North Bethesda, Maryland. An exciting line-up of authors will be announced. For tickets and information, please contact Sarah Hamilton at 202.486.5810. Maryland Celebration of Reading! The very first Maryland Celebration of Reading held on January 23, 2004 was a tremendous success raising over $900,000 for family literacy programs in Maryland. An enthralled audience listened to readings by best selling authors James Bradley, Marc Brown, Barbara Bush and President George HW Bush, Mary Higgins Clark, Carol Higgins Clark, and Hugh Sidey. Hosted by Doro Bush Koch, the evening opened with a mock reality TV pilot entitled The Bush Bunch, which poked fun at the host's famous first family. To bring the night's purpose to the forefront, Idelca Jimenez Garcia spoke about how her experiences at the Adelphi Langley Park Family Support Center, a Maryland family literacy program funded by the Barbara Bush Foundation, helped her to become a successful business woman and single mother. We all look forward to next years Maryland Celebration!
Firehouse.com Article News Florida Safety Educator Recognized
florida Fire Rescue Educator Shirley Copeland was recognized with the 2004 SafetyEducation Hero Award after a florida family credited her program for saving
http://cms.firehouse.com/content/article/article.jsp?sectionId=46&id=30246
Healthy Families Florida News Articles
Families, precious results programs that prevent problems before they erupt areworth their weight in gold. On that basis, Healthy Families florida has been
http://www.healthyfamiliesfla.org/newsarticles.asp
ILPI Program Areas: The Florida Department Of Children And Families
project is a twophased effort related to a comprehensive training and certificationprogram of the florida Department of Children and family Services (DCFS
http://www.ilpi.wayne.edu/florida.htm

Extractions: Training Effectiveness Research Project This research project is a two-phased effort related to a comprehensive training and certification program of the Florida Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) working in conjunction with the Professional Development Center. It is a project that seeks to establish an empirical basis for understanding those conditions that create successful, cost-effective training programs for Florida child protection counselors. The first phase of this research will determine the extent to which the job training impacts individual employee performance, and the second phase will determine the impact that this training enterprise has on the performance of the organization as a whole. As such, the research will address both transfer of training and organizational improvement. The project includes an analysis of both existing, as well as newly collected, data.

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