Society, Issues, Children, Youth And Family, Advocacy Groups Seeks to improve the health, economic well being, and educational outcomes of georgia s children. Promotes the well being of children, youth, and families. http://www.klevze.si/browse/Society/Issues/Children,_Youth_and_Family/Advocacy_G
Extractions: Search: Web Directory Daily News PHP Manuals mySQL Manuals ... Svenska Browsing Society, Issues, Children, Youth and Family, Advocacy Groups Category See also: Society: Issues: Children, Youth and Family: Parents' Rights Society: Law: Legal Information: Family Law Voices for America's Children - Nationwide network of nonprofit, multi-issue, nonpartisan state and local child advocacy organizations working to ensure children's safety, security, health and education. Publisher of the Children's Advocate news magazine covering trends and policy issues affecting children and their families.. Provides support and information for parenting in a complex world through the Parent Resource Center.. An alliance of public, private, and nonprofit groups committed to raising awareness and expanding resources for afterschool programs.. Seeks to make government work better for children in Louisiana. Child care resources, health insurance initiatives, violence prevention programs, and media notes..
Extractions: Degrees: Ph.D. Child and Family Development, 1988. University of Georgia. M.S.W. University of Georgia, 1980. Specialization: Child and family welfare. B.A. Sociology, 1975. Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia. Minor: Psychology. Years on this faculty: Fourteen Professional Positions: Associate Professor, Human Development, Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, University of Florida; Affiliate and Graduate Faculty Status, Department of Sociology, August 1993-Present. Responsibilities include Extension programming in human development and family relations; teaching family courses in Human Resource Development and coordinating the undergraduate program; and conducting research on the family impacts of social and economic changes in rural and natural-resource dependent areas. Assistant Professor, Human Development, Department of Home Economics, University of Florida, January 1988-August 1993. Research Assistant, Institute for Behavioral Research and Department of Child and Family Development, University of Georgia, Athens, GA. October 1986 - October 1987. Data collection and management for studies of sibling rivalry, family communication, and self-esteem in school-age children.
Extractions: Professor and Chair Degrees: Ph.D. Family Resource Management and Family Economics, The Ohio State University, 1977. M.S. Home Management and Family Economics, Purdue University, 1971. B.A. Home Economics Education, University of Puerto Rico, 1969. Years on this faculty: Seventeen Professional Positions: University of Florida-Professor and Chair, Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences. Responsible for overall direction for family, youth, and community sciences extension, research and teaching programs in the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) at the University of Florida. Program leader for statewide extension family and consumer sciences programs. January 1995-present. Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement with Extension Service/U.S. Department of Agriculture (ES/USDA)-National Program Leader for Limited Resource Audiences, and the "Children, Youth and Families Networks for Action." Appointment January 1994-December 1994. University of Florida-Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Economics. September 1985-December 1994.
Youth And Family Child Abuse Children Issues is the basis for a lawsuit against the state of georgia. of a Missionary www.bendiga.org/ Issues children, youth and Family Assists children and families in http://www.interactiva.org/Dir/I/English/Society/Issues/Children,_Youth_and_Fami
Adaptive Adventures - Disabled Youth And Family Camps & Programs and mentally challenged and diabetic youth of Louisiana A residential summer camp for handicapped children with mental Texas Valley Road Rome, georgia 30165 706 http://www.adaptiveadventures.org/sportsrec/youth.html
Extractions: We maintain and grow an extensive inventory of adaptive sports equipment to accomodate the growing number of youth participants in our programs. Our experienced team is readily available to insure safety, proper equipment fit, and expert instruction. A large percentage of our staff and volunteers are disabled, and serve as positive role models for our young participants. While Adaptive Adventures presents and helps with several childrens camps each season, there are wide variety of other options available nationwide. Throughout the country, each year more and more camps and organized group activities are being created to offer people with disabilities an opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors.
Meet The Commissioners georgia Mental Health Association, Athens, georgia, March 1988 Francisco, California, March 1988; Homeless children, youth and families, Grantmakers of http://www.co.fulton.ga.us/commissioners/commissioners_bio_page_T44_R13.html
Extractions: Visit Commissioner Boxill's extended website Commissioner Nancy A. Boxill, a native of New York City, has been a resident of Atlanta, Georgia since 1971. She holds a B.A. degree in Psychology from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, an M.A. degree in Psychology from the New School for Social Research in New York, and a Ph.D. in Child Psychology from Union Graduate School in Cincinnati. She completed post-graduate study at Detroit's Merrill-Palmer Institute. Dr. Boxill has held the responsibility of executive director of Atlanta's Inn for Children, an extended hour, non-profit early learning facility developed by five major hotels to serve hourly workers, 1995 -2001; chairperson for the Department of Child and Family Services at the Atlanta University School of Social Work (1981-87). She has been a member of the faculties of Atlanta University, Oglethorpe University, West Georgia College, Emory University School of Medicine - Division of Public Health, and The Georgia School of Professional Psychology. She has held a graduate faculty position at The Union Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio since 1986. Currently, Dr. Boxill is a full-time graduate faculty member of The Union Institute; and, psychological and program evaluation services consultant to groups and individuals.
Promising Practices Network: About The Site America United Way of Central georgia - United Way and Prevention - Child Trends - children, youth and families Urban Seminar Series on children s Health and http://www.promisingpractices.net/acknowledgments.asp
Promising Practices Network: About The Site: Our Sponsors for children and their families in the State of georgia. georgiafamilyconnection.org The Foundation Consortium for California s children youth The mission http://www.promisingpractices.net/sponsors.asp
Extractions: For more than half a century, the Annie E. Casey Foundation has worked to build better futures for disadvantaged children and their families in the United States. Their mission is to foster public policies, human service reforms, and community supports that more effectively meet the needs of today's vulnerable children and families. Working with neighborhoods and state and local governments, the Foundation provides grants to public and nonprofit organizations to strengthen the support services, social networks, physical infrastructure, employment, self-determination, and economic vitality of distressed communities. The Colorado Foundation for Families and Children is a not-for-profit organization based in Denver, Colorado, that serves as a link between government agencies, constituencies serving families and children, and local communities to strengthen the well-being of families and children. CFFC works in the private and public sectors to promote cross-system solutions. Their scope is national, but concentrates on the middle and western United States, with Colorado as a priority. CFFC's overriding objective is to promote prevention and intervention strategies that work for families. The organization is not tied to a particular program, system, or discipline, and seeks only positive results that are family-focused, community-based, and capacity-building.
GHSA Home Page of those honored are from georgia and we readiness of young children in lowincome families. Start Bureau, the Administration on children, youth and families http://www.georgiaheadstart.org/
Extractions: Georgia Head Start Association Resolution Adopted July 11, 2003 Congratulations to our National Head Start Association Hall of Fame Members from Georgia !!! Patsy Thomas, Head Start Director Clarence E. Billups, Executive Director Ninth District Opportunity, Inc. Concerted Services, Inc. The National Head Start Association inducted 30 members into the 30 Year Hall of Fame at the Opening Session of the NHSA Conference in New York City, May 2003. All of the Hall of Fame inductees are outstanding individuals who have contributed greatly to the success and progress of Head Start. A permanent plaque, in tribute to these members, will be displayed at the NHSA headquarters. Two of those honored are from Georgia and we could not be prouder that Patsy Thomas, Head Start Director of Ninth District Opportunity, Inc. and Clarence Billups, Executive Director of Concerted Services, Inc. , are members of this elite group. Our hearty congratulations and sincere thanks for the positive impact you have had on Head Start by improving the quality of care for children and their families.
Youth Development youth and families; Institute for children, youth and families ~ Michigan State University; What Works Components of Exemplary AfterSchool programs for the http://ag.udel.edu/extension/fam/resources/youthdev.htm
Extractions: Youth Development Programming Resources Research Key Agencies and Organizations Advocacy Programming Resources Families Matter! Guide to Effective Programs for Children and Youth ~ Child Trends Community Programs to Promote Youth Development ~ National Research Council and Institute of Medicine Four-Fold Youth Development Model CYFERNET Youth Resources Youth Development Curriculum Collection The National Juried 4-H Experiential Learning collection. Afterschool.gov Integrating Technology into Youth Programming CYFERNet Building Communities Through Youth Leadership and Teen-Adult Dialogues ~ University of Colorado Building Partnerships for Youth ~ National 4-H Council, Univ. of AZ and Univ. of CA T argeting Life Skills ~ Iowa State Univ. T een Link ~ University of Illinois Attitudes for Success: The Hispanic Youth Leadership Program ~ Oregon State Univ.
What Kind Of Child Or Youth Does Murphy-Harpst Help? now achieved a Level 4 category, a rating used by georgias DFCS and The Polk County Council for children and families. The SUCCESS for youth Task Force. http://www.murphyharpst.org/programsKindOfChild.html
Extractions: The Harpst campus residential treatment center is designed to serve children or adolescents who have emotional and/or behavioral problems that do not require intensive hospitalization but which are too severe to permit a non-secure living environment and which require specialized psychiatric and psychological evaluation, assessment and intervention. Typical behaviors characteristic of children needing residential treatment are aggressive behavior (destruction of property and fighting with others), frequent running away, severe depression, self-injurious behavior, violent outbursts, severe panic attacks, severe school phobia, and other behaviors serious enough to preclude continued functioning in a family, at school, or in the community. The Harpst campus residential treatment center does not serve children who are considered medically fragile, are active sexual predators, who are actively suicidal or homicidal, who have moderate to severe mental retardation, or whose needs exceed the resources of the organization.
Families First a more informed support system for youth, and raise Court Appointed Special Advocates (georgia CASA) Nonprofit of abused and neglected children involved in http://www.familiesfirst.org/ar2004/links.html
Extractions: Note: Families First receives no compensation for the following links. Instead, these organizations provide us with a free link on their sites. If you would like to consider trading links with Families First, click here (please include your URL in the request). [Clicking on a link will open the site in a new browser window.] Alliance for Children and Families Formed in October 1998 when Family Service America (established 1911) and the National Association of Homes and Services for Children (established 1973) merged. The Alliance, an international nonprofit association, represents more than 450 child- and family-serving organizations Aspen Youth Services Offers education, treatment and rehabilitation services to meet the unique needs of at-risk youth and their family. Services range from outpatient to long term residential treatment, and include a variety of therapeutic interventions including: residential and special education day schools, wilderness intervention programs and community-based behavioral care. Campaign For Our Children
Georgia Alliance For Children churches and schools can keep 20% of the pledges they raise to support their own ideas and programs for youth. The georgia Alliance for children uses its http://www.gac.org/walk.htm
Extractions: The annual Youth Walk is the only event of its kind to highlight the positive aspects of Atlanta's southside. The Walk takes place on the southside, demonstrates the southside community's concern for youth, and raises much-needed money for southside programs that are making a difference in the lives of children.
CES CYF Network Human Resources Database and technical assistance among the children, youth and family programs and staff of the Cooperative Extension Service. Complete Record. Name georgia Burton. http://www.cyfernet.org/profdata/fullrecord.asp?humresID=416
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VABook! 2004 Youth Family Programs Participants children, youth Family Serivces, Inc. Michael P. White was born and reared in Atlanta, georgia. White also illustrates children s books, three of which have http://www.vabook.org/participants/youth.html
Children And Families Who Received Preventive Services From The State georgia *, 18,045, 22,453, 15,417, 27,307, Administration on children, youth and families,. on Child Abuse (GCCA) and the children s Trust Fund of georgia. http://www.uky.edu/SocialWork/trc/statedata/PreventiveServices97.htm
Extractions: Children and Families Who Received Preventive Services from the State State Children, 1997 Families, 1997 Children, 1998 Families, 1998 Alabama * Sources: Arkansas* [1] U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Georgia * Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Kentucky N/A N/A N/A Louisiana * the States to the National Child Abuse and Neglect Mississippi * Data System (Washington, DC: U.S. Government Missouri * South Carolina * N/A N/A N/A Tennessee * West Virginia * N/A Total * NOTES: Alabama [+] These are unduplicated counts for the months of September 1997 and June 1998. Arkansas [+] 1998 - Programs include respite care, supportive services to families, a latchkey initiative, and social workers who are located in the schools. Georgia [+] 1997 - Preventive services data was provided by the Georgia Council on Child Abuse (GCCA) and the Children's Trust Fund of Georgia. [+] 1997 - This is not a comprehensive number for all preventive services. Louisiana [+] 1997 - There are higher numbers for families than children because most agencies provide services directly for families and don't count individual children. The data for children was collected from agencies whose services were targeted at children only.
Covering Kids & Families: Back-to-School 2003 Events 7) Outreach Activity Covering Kids families of georgia and Right 00 pm) - Outreach Activity Lanier Commission for children, youth and families will be http://coveringkidsandfamilies.org/communications/bts/events/index.php?StateID=G
FC-Atlanta - Spotlight On - The Vashti Center For Children & Families We enable children, youth and families to gain control of their 2003 we will celebrate 100 years of service to children and families in South georgia. http://fdncenter.org/atlanta/spotlight/at_spotlight_111801.html
Extractions: Mission: The mission of The Vashti Center is to provide children, youth and families with the resources necessary to grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Our goal is to change destructive behavior patterns and establish new behaviors and coping skills, to promote increased self-esteem, to establish more appropriate perceptions of self and others, and to enjoy life to the fullest. Our Vision: The Vashti Center provides intervention. We enable children, youth and families to gain control of their behaviors, and teach them how to build healthy relationships. We show them their options and help them to benefit from educational, recreational, social and spiritual opportunities. We teach them how to maintain appropriate and consistent behavior. In 1907, after outgrowing the house, La Cubana, an old cigar factory, was discovered and the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South bought 65 acres and buildings from the estate of Archibold T. Macintyre. The next year seventy girls moved in. Vashti had waited patiently year after year for the heart of a great church to discover her needs and respond generously. In 1919, the Centenary Movement of the Methodist Episcopal Church South raised $75,000 to once again restore the old cigar factory.
Extractions: Mission : G-CAPP believes that all children are entitled to a safe and healthy adolescence characterized by hope, respect and the opportunity for a productive future, free of early pregnancy and parenthood. G-CAPP's mission is to prevent early pregnancy by promoting the healthy development of children, adolescents, and their families. G-CAPP's Objectives are as follows: To demonstrate that adolescent pregnancy rates can be reduced through a sustained community-wide effort. To help develop new ideas and program innovations that build local and statewide infrastructure capacity to serve children, youth and families To help enact effective public policies and system level interventions that support the healthy development of adolescents, families and communities
