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Minnesota Supreme Court Office of the State Court Administrator evaluation of the one judge/one family pilot programs: Final report by Dawn Marie Rubio, 2000 A guide for designing the children's learning environment of an early childhood family education program and additional resources by Kathleen Haug, 1985 Table talk: A program for families about winning, losing and staying out of trouble with gambling : participant workbook by Roger Svendsen, 1997 A guide for developing early childhood family education programs by Nancy K Kristensen, 1989 Evaluation report, thirteen second-year early childhood and family education programs by Karen M Hess, 1980 The MR family subsidy program: Its effects on families with a mentally handicapped child : a report of a survey by Shirley Zimmerman, 1983 Reducing child maltreatment among high-risk families: Results of a three-year field experiment to assess the impact of the family options program. Executive Summary by Greg Owen, 1998 Benefits and components of an inclusive adventure program for families with children who have a disability (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:454027) by Kathleen Kay Boop Scholl, 2000 Mental retardation-family subsidy program (Alternate plan paper / Mankato State University. Sociology) by Cristine E Boswell, 1978 The McKnight Foundation family loan program: An evaluation of the first 10 years by Marsha R Mueller, 1995 Family based services program tracking guide by Robert Quinn Sawyer, 1987 An Evaluation summary of early childhood and family education pilot programs, fiscal year 1977 by Lee Marvin Joiner, 1977 Minnesota family law desk reference by Raymond C Ploetz, 1971 Community education as a home for family support and education programs by Patricia S Seppanen, 1988

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21. On The Study Of Minnesota's Family Investment Program - Government Programs
    On The Study of minnesota s family Investment Program. Olivia A. Golden, Page1 of 1. email article to friend, printer friendly version, most popular articles.  
    http://library.adoption.com/Government-Programs/On-The-Study-of-Minnesotas-Famil
    
    Extractions: adoption forums choose one guatemala international adoptive parents support russia adoption adoptees birthparents community foster care sealed records adoptee support special needs On The Study of Minnesota's Family Investment Program Olivia A. Golden Page 1 of 1 email article to friend printer friendly version most popular articles read comments review article add to favorites HHS News Release "The study released today by the Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation on the Minnesota Family Investment Program provides comprehensive results of a state welfare reform program that increased employment and earnings, and showed for the first time that a well-designed program can reduce poverty, promote two-parent families, decrease domestic violence and improve child well-being. The report also found that children spent more time in stable, formal child care combined with higher family employment and income. This assessment adds to the urgency for the Administration's $817 million proposal to help more parents find reliable, affordable and quality child care. "A key feature of the program is that it enabled working families to supplement earnings and truly make work pay. This feature appears to be central to the strong results and adds urgency to state and Federal efforts to provide supports to working families, including child care, health care, nutritional assistance, and earnings supplements such as the EITC.

22. THE MINNESOTA FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM
    programs and/or Services The minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP) is a welfarereform initiative developed by the state of minnesota and launched in 1994  
    http://www.financeprojectinfo.org/WIN/promising/minnesotafamilyinvestmentprogram
    
    Extractions: /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName = "Page Name" var server = "Server" var channel = "Channel" /**** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE! ****/ var code = ' '; document.write(' '); document.write('>') THE MINNESOTA FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Project Purpose : To encourage work, alleviate poverty and reduce long-term dependence on welfare. Programs and/or Services : The Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) is a welfare reform initiative developed by the state of Minnesota and launched in 1994. MFIP was first implemented as a demonstration in several counties. In January 1998, Minnesota extended a modified version of MFIP statewide as Minnesota’s version of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. MFIP includes two components: financial incentives to encourage and support work, and mandatory participation in employment-focused services for long-term welfare recipients. Specific features include: - Employed parents are allowed to keep part of their welfare benefits while earning a salary to ensure that families are financially better off working than not working.

23. MPR: Judge Blocks State From Cutting Welfare Programs
    About 41,000 minnesotans currently receive welfare assistance throughthe minnesota family Investment Program, known as MFIP. MFIP  
    http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2003/07/01_helmsm_welfareruling/
    
    Extractions: Welfare revisions scheduled to take effect Tuesday are on hold after a county judge blocked the state from cutting benefits to thousands of low-income families. Ramsey County District Judge Judith Tilsen halted the benefit cuts with a temporary restraining order Monday, saying she was concerned that some of the changes were being made without federal approval.

24. MINNESOTA FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM (MFIP)
    minnesota family INVESTMENT PROGRAM (MFIP). OVERVIEW. Reforming welfare and rewardingwork Final report on the minnesota family Investment Program, Vol.  
    http://www.childtrends.org/Lifecourse/programs/MinnesotaFamilyInvestmentProgram.
    
    Extractions: As hinted to in (b), MFIP was designed to provide slightly different services according to whether the participant family was a long-term welfare recipient or a short(er)-term welfare recipient. Families that had already experienced "long-term receipt" (over 24 months during the 36-month period prior to program entry) were immediately required to participate in the employment-focused services. Shorter-term recipients and new applicants to welfare were not required to participate in these services at the debut of the program, but could be required to if they later became "long-term recipients." Only families with children under the age of 1 or in which the parent was working 30 or more hours per week were exempt from these mandatory services. Financial sanctions were levied for non-exempt families that did not participate. Evaluated population: 14,000 families in need of social welfare in three urban and four rural Minnesota counties were randomly assigned to either MFIP or AFDC; for the following information on children's outcomes, however, data were drawn from a subset of urban single mothers with a child between 2 and 9 at the debut of the program.

25. Casey Family Programs
    The page you are looking for, http//www.casey.org/cnc/state_contacts/minnesota.htm, no longer exists. Thanks for your interest in Casey family programs.  
    http://www.casey.org/cnc/state_contacts/Minnesota.htm

26. The Forum | Minnesota Work First And MFIP Programs Evaluation
    treatment program was called WorkFIRST while the comparison (or counterfactual) programwas represented by the minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP), the  
    http://www.researchforum.org/project_general_347.html
    
    Extractions: Goal To conduct an impact evaluation of two distinct approaches to welfare reform in Minnesota. The treatment program was called WorkFIRST while the comparison (or counterfactual) program was represented by the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), the state’s TANF program. The research design was quasi-experimental because the study subjects in the comparison counties were selected non-randomly. Inclusion in the study was limited to first-time applicants to public assistance in the state. The following research questions were addressed in the study.

27. MN-National Guard Family Programs
    Success Stories. The following remarks came from minnesota families that have usedthe First Lady s Military family Care Initiative volunteers. Dear First Lady,.  
    http://www.dps.state.mn.us/pawlenty/FamilyPrograms-asp pages/firstlady_Success_S
    
    Extractions: Dear First Lady, Through your Military Family Care Initiative we were contacted by a military family with a request to provide gifts bags for a Christmas party. Our church responded by assembling three gift bags containing various gifts for children. After the holidays we received a card with a nice thank you message. It was very gratifying to be able to help a military family in a small but meaningful way. Thank you for establishing this Initiative. Dear First Lady, I just wanted to thank you for creating this web site for military families. I have three small children and my husband is deployed. I am also volunteer for a Family Readiness Group and I use this web site often. I have made a lot of great contacts and have found people very willing to help our families. It is so nice to have this resource. Thank you very much!

28. Recreation Kid's Program - Breezy Point Resort - Minnesota Family Resort On Big
    Childrens Program at Breezy Point. Then Breezy Point has just the right programsfor you. Our Children s Recreation programs are tops in Fun and Adventure!  
    http://www.breezypointresort.com/recreation/kids/
    
    Extractions: Childrens Program at Breezy Point Mom and Dad - Want to play a round of golf, a couple set of tennis or just sit and relax for a few hours by yourselves? Then Breezy Point has just the right programs for you. Our Children's Recreation Programs are tops in Fun and Adventure! Giving your kids a break from the adults, and the opportunity to meet new friends and explore! Check out the following games and activities available from June 10 - August 24: Fishing Hula Hoop Contests Croquet Sand Castle Building Playing at the Beach Swimming in the Pools Bocce Ball And Much More... How to sign up: Please call the Recreation Center (Dial 7179) one day in advance to register. Walk-ins are also welcome. Where to meet: You may bring your child to the Recreational Center in the Breezy Center, our Children's Recreation Director will meet the children during the following times:

29. Minnesota Family Resort - Breezy Point Resort - Golf, And Conference Facilities
    Our minnesota family Resort offers recreation for the entire family. Children s RecreationProgram Day long half day (am or pm) programs for kids  
    http://www.breezypointresort.com/recreation/indoor/
    
    Extractions: Indoor Recreation - Your Minnesota Family Resort Our Minnesota Family Resort offers recreation for the entire family. Pools: Children's Recreation Program: Game Room: Located in the Breezy Center, the Game Room offers ping pong tables, video games, pool table, board games and cards. Exercise Room: Also located in the Breezy Center. Get in shape with free equipment or get a tan any time of the year in our tanning booth. R ECREATION I NDOOR O UTDOOR ... ECREATION Breezy Point Resort

30. One Minnesota Family Loves Watching The Vikings On TV. But, Whew!
    One minnesota family loves watching the Vikings on TV want broadcasters to rememberthere s a family audience for end to commercials for violent programs or at  
    http://www.startribune.com/stories/1017/892703.html

31. Bemidji Minnesota Vacations Family Programs Bemidji MN
    Commerce. Bemidji Rotary. Jackpine Spinners Weavers Guild simonson@paulbunyan.netMinnesota Public Radio. Lakeland Public Television.  
    http://www.visitbemidji.com/bemidji/organizations.html

32. Bemidji Minnesota Family Vacations - Fun Things To Do In The Bemidji Area
    Through four generations, the Batchelder family has been of Music and the Arts 519Minnesota Avenue 218 programs * Artworks programs on Saturdays and during  
    http://www.visitbemidji.com/attractions/
    
    Extractions: Birding Opportunities Lake Bemidji State Park Great Northern Depot Museum Concordia Language Villages ... Itasca State Park Within Itasca's 32,000 acres you will find the Headwaters of the Mississippi River and more than 6,000 acres of old growth forest . Special events are held throughout the year. Call 218-266-2100 for information. Look at our events calendar for listings. Recreational equipment rental available. Lake Bemidji State Park In the pine-moraine setting on the north shore of 6,420 acre Lake Bemidji, this state park affords visitors an enjoyable combination of Minnesota lake country recreation and the natural experiences of the northern forest. The short hike to the bluff at Rocky Point high above the blue waters, under a canopy of pine, birch and maple, is both memorable and inspirational. Bog boardwalk paved bike trail pontoon boat tours birding opportunitie s. For information, call 218-755-3843

33. College Of Allied Health And Nursing - Family Consumer Science - MSU
    the Department of family Consumer Science at minnesota State University you learnmore about the Department of family Consumer Science and its programs.  
    http://www.mnsu.edu/fcs/
    
    Extractions: Search Contact Us Family Consumer Science Home ... MSU Homepage Welcome to the Department of Family Consumer Science at Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU). Thank you for visiting our website. The Department of Family Consumer Science is committed to training professionals to promote the wellbeing of individuals and families. The Department offers a Bachelor of Science degree with majors in four areas: The Department also offers a flexible minor that is a good complement to numerous majors. People choosing an

34. Clay County Social Services - Minnesota Family Investment Program - Cash Assista
    minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP) Cash Assistance programs.MFIP provides cash, food, medical and child care assistance  
    http://www.co.clay.mn.us/Depts/SocServ/CashMFIP.htm
    
    Extractions: Cash Assistance Programs MFIP provides cash, food, medical and child care assistance for families whose income and assets are within program limits. Congress and the State Legislature have limited this program to 60 months per lifetime. MFIP requires participation with employment and training services (some exemptions may apply). Social Services Adult Services Home About Us ... Search We welcome your comments or questions

35. Family Help In Minnesota
    Resources in minnesota for families with troubled teens. Supportgroups, organizations, schools and programs, hotlines.  
    http://www.focusas.com/Minnesota.html
    
    Extractions: Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS or Family Help in Minnesota Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Contact Hotlines and Helplines ChildhelpUSA Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-Child Fathers' Crisis Line Minneapolis/St. Paul First Call Minnesota Human services information Minnesota AIDS Hotline Minnesota Missing Persons Clearinghouse Minnesota Poison Control Center Minnesota Rape Crisis Hotlines Minnesota STD Hotline TDD National Hotlines and Helplines National Suicide Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE St. Paul Teenline Toll-Free Numbers for Health Information Twin Cities Crisis Connection AS SEEN ON DISCOVERY HEALTH CHANNEL Promising new research shows an 80% reduction in symptoms of bipolar and other emotional disorders Click here to learn how TRUEHOPE can help.

36. Local Office Contacts In The Single Family Division In Minnesota - HUD
    Our Single family programs are operated out of our Homeownership Centers, whichhave contacts in each State. In minnesota, Anita Olson is the local point of  
    http://www.hud.gov/local/mn/working/localpo/sfh.cfm
    
    Extractions: HUD helps families reach the goal of homeownership through the FHA loan program. Our Single Family programs are operated out of our Homeownership Centers If you want information about a specific case, or local information that depends on the particular jurisdiction, get in touch with our Minnesota office. You can also contact the Homeownership Center in Denver Minnesota Single Family Contact Anita Olson (612) 370-3000, ext. 2289

37. PUC Consumer Info
    assistance programs to be eligible Medicaid/Medical Assistance; FoodSupport (food stamps); minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP);  
    http://www.puc.state.mn.us/consumer/assist/tsd1.htm
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support scripting. However, you can access any document on this site. Minnesota Public Utilities Commission CONTACT US DOCKETS LEGAL NEWS ... SEARCH You are here: PUC Consumer Info Home What We Do Who To Contact Utility Providers ... Telephone Assistance Plan Telephone Service Discounts Low-Income Telephone Service Discount Programs The telephone company is authorized to provide two federally-funded and one state-funded telephone service discount programs that were designed to promote universal service by providing low-income individuals with new telephone service installations and monthly telephone service discounts. The Link-Up program provides a discount on connection charges when installing new telephone service. The Lifeline and Telephone Assistance Plan (TAP) programs provide a monthly discount on your local service telephone bill.

38. AITKIN COUNTY HOME PAGE
    programs include minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP) Providescash assistance for up to 60 months for eligible families in need.  
    http://www.co.aitkin.mn.us/departments/Health & Human Services/incomemaintenance
    
    Extractions: AITKIN COUNTY HOME PAGE PREVIOUS PAGE Aitkin County Income Maintenance Unit (Income Maintenance Supervisor, Eileen Foss) Public assistance programs are designed to offer a minimal level of family subsistence, adequate nutrition through the food stamp program, and medical care for all eligible residents of Aitkin County. Programs are also available to assist clients in their transition from public assistance to gainful, competitive employment. Programs include: Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) : Provides cash assistance for up to 60 months for eligible families in need. Emergency Assistance (EA) : An assistance program available to families with children under age 21 who are in an emergency situation. Diversionary Assistance : A one-time payment to an individual or to a third party used to divert the family from long term public assistance if the family is either eligible for, or at risk of becoming eligible for Minnesota Family Investment Program. Employment Services : Programs, activities, and services related to job search, job placements, client assessments and training.

39. Minnesota Family Practice Residency Programs
    Cloud. University of minnesota/ Health System minnesota Program— St. LouisPark. Paul. University of minnesota (WasecaMankato) Program— Waseca.  
    http://www.ms4c.org/fp/fp-state-mn.shtml

40. Health Care Law: LawMoose Legal Reference Library
    minnesota family Assistance A Guide to Public programs Providing Assistance tominnesota Families (minnesota House of Representatives Research Department)  
    http://www.lawmoose.com/index.cfm?Action=Library.&Topic=MN317

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