New Hampshire Cancer Pain Initiative - Professional Education The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research standards is illustrated here for organizations to critique Guidelines endorsed by the new hampshire Cancer Pain http://www.nhho.org/nhcpi/professional.html
Extractions: Health professionals must view cancer pain like chest pain, as a legitimate treatment issue, worthy of their time and expertise. Many health professionals have never been trained in cancer pain control and have been misinformed about the safety of effective relief strategies. There is remarkable national and international consensus on effective methods of treating cancer pain. Free copies of these guidelines are available by calling the Cancer Information Services at 1-800-4CANCER or visiting the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research Web Site The World Health Organization and the National Cancer Institute cite the under-treatment of pain as a serious and neglected health problem. Further, they cite that under-medication is the most significant barrier to cancer pain relief. The American Pain Society has identified inadequate assessment of pain the major reason for the under-treatment of pain. Providing effective pain relief for people with cancer can make the difference between frustration and reward for the dedicated health professional. Pain Assessment
State Departments Of Education And Alternatives Schools education agencies in Illinois Illinois Schools, Colleges and Universities Illinois new hampshire. Department of education State Library Universal Service for http://www.criminology.fsu.edu/jjclearinghouse/jjeducation.html
Links State agencies. State Departments of education. N. Nebraska Department of education; Nevada Department of education; new hampshire Department of education; http://www2.edc.org/MakingHealthAcademic/links.asp
Extractions: EDC Projects National Non-Governmental Organizations Federal Agencies State Agencies ... Funding Opportunities EDC Projects National Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) Hundreds of national organizations place the welfare of children at the heart of their missions. Nonprofit trade associations, coalitions, service delivery networks, and other NGOs are valuable sources of information on school health. Nearly 70 national NGOs collaborated with EDC on the book Health is Academic: A Guide to Coordinated School Health Programs . They appear with an asterisk (*) next to their names. Federal Agencies Listed here are the major federal agencies that address different aspects of school health in its broadest definition and in specific or targeted initiatives. State Agencies Technical Assistance Centers and Research Institutions We have culled a sample list of centers that collect information and provide technical assistance to individuals, agencies, and institutions that are implementing school health programs. Youth Data Sources To assist you in compiling data to make your case for the need for a school health program, this list provides a sample of relevant sources.
The NHHEAF Network - Press Releases $125,000 in Grants to new hampshire education organizations June 6 April 9, 2001 new hampshire s Federal Student Loan Guaranty Agency Cautions Borrowers http://www.nhheaf.org/newsarchive.htm
Extractions: (Concord, N.H.) Student loan borrowers with the New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF) Network can realize savings on student loans with incentives offered by the organization. NHHEAF, the federally designated guaranty agency for the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) in New Hampshire since 1965, will eliminate the one percent (1%) up-front guarantee fee on federal Stafford Loans and Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) for the upcoming academic year. New Hampshire Higher Education Loan Corporation (NHHELCO), the student loan funding arm of the NHHEAF Network, will offer additional savings opportunities. NHHELCO borrowers with Stafford loans disbursed on or after July 1, 1999, qualify for a 2% interest rate reduction after 36 months of on-time payments. In addition, all NHHELCO Stafford and PLUS loan borrowers are eligible for a ¼% interest rate reduction with an automated payment arrangement. These benefits make borrowing less costly. Because the guarantee fee is not deducted from the loan amount, more money is credited to the student's account. Combined with the interest rate incentives, Stafford loan borrowers with a $10,000 balance can realize savings of $1,093 (based on the maximum allowable interest rate of 8.25% and a 120-month term).
Extractions: Awards Emcee The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) launched the New England Higher Education Excellence awards program in 2003 to honor New England individuals and organizations that have shown exceptional leadership in behalf of higher education and the advancement of educational opportunity. NEBHE called for nominations of people and organizations that have advanced innovative solutions to challenges facing higher education in the region; shown commitment to the advancement of underrepresented populations in higher education; developed a partnership or collaborative effort that directly benefits New England higher education; or promoted the vital relationship between higher education and the region's economy. Individuals and organizations nominated during the 2004 Awards selection process exemplify NEBHE's mission through their accomplishments. NEBHE's mission is to promote greater educational opportunity for residents of New England. Two regional Excellence Awards are presented to individuals and institutions from education, government or business, that exemplify excellence in higher education in one or more of the following areas: leadership, innovation, diversity, partnerships/collaborations, or educational opportunity. A third regional award, the Walter R. Peterson Award honors an individual for excellence in support of education and leadership in public policy. Six Merit Awards (one per state) are presented to individuals or organizations for higher education excellence within that state.
Treasury DTC is also a registered clearing agency under the Securities used to pay for qualified higher education expenses I own State of new hampshire Bonds and I have http://www.nh.gov/treasury/Tinfo/Tfaq.htm
Extractions: Can I buy New Hampshire bonds directly from the State of New Hampshire? How do I buy tax free state municipal bonds? How does the State Issue General Obligation Debt? In what form are New Hampshire Bonds issued? ... Can the New Hampshire State Treasury help me with my United States Savings Bonds? Can I buy New Hampshire bonds directly from the State of New Hampshire? No. You must buy these bonds through a registered broker/dealer. The New Hampshire State Treasury can not and does not endorse any particular broker/dealer. The Treasury coordinates the issuance of general obligation bonds and New Hampshire Turnpike System Revenue bonds. The following organizations also issue tax exempt bonds from time to time: the New Hampshire Municipal Bond Bank, the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority , the New Hampshire Health and Education Facilities Authority and the Business Finance Authority How do I buy tax free state municipal bonds?
Extractions: Economic Development website. We're pleased to provide you with an online overview of our department, and links to our individual divisions. New Hampshire's natural landscape provides the foundation for many of our activities, activities that drive the state's economy. Nearly five million acres of forest land sustain a thriving forest products industry; New Hampshire's parks, beaches, historic sites, and ski mountains provide endless recreation opportunities; and the state's tourism industry offers a wide array of dining, lodging, cultural and entertainment options. This quality of life, combined with the business-friendly and tax advantageous environment we have worked hard to create, also makes the state attractive to business growth and expansion. The Department of Resources and Economic Development was established by the General Court of New Hampshire under Chapter 223 of the laws of 1961 and consists of four divisions: Forest and Lands, Parks and Recreation, Travel and Tourism Development, and Economic Development.
SHG Resources - Disabilities Organizations, 50 States state level agencies and organizations can often refer you to local sources of information and assistance. Some state departments of education serving general http://www.statehousegirls.net/agencies/disabilities/
Extractions: Home Agencies Auction Channels ... States Guide to US States Profiles states agencies, boards, commissions, courts, departments, and divisions. State Agencies Select an Agency Agencies - Home Aging Archives Attorney Generals Agricultural Arts Auditing Constitutions Corrections Criminal Justice Disabilities DMV DOT's Economic Education Financial Governors Home Pages IT Computers Judicial Labor Legislature Libraries Motor Vehicles Natural Resources Others Personnel Public Safety Purchasing Revenue Secretaries Seniors Statutes Tax Tourism Treasurers Transportation Unclaimed Funds Veteran Affairs Vital Statistics State Agencies Federal Federal Agencies Independent Non-Government Transportation Federal Branches Executive Legislative Judicial Colleges US C olleges-Universities US Technical Colleges US Online Colleges Degree Programs Culinary Schools Distance Learning Healthcare Degrees Legal Degrees ... Technical Degrees Media US Newspapers US Radio Stations US Television Stations US Traffic Conditions States US State Pages US State Agencies US State Almanacs US State Symbols ... Elected Officials Federal Federal Agencies US Census Map Service Sites CareGard Debt Counseling e-ReferenceDesk Finance and Mortgage ... Home Monitoring Channels Entertainment Relationships Shopping Travel Others Classified Ads Missing Children Domestic Violence Insurance ... USA Today ONLINE Weather Forecast Keep SHG Free Media Kit Details Partners on the Web Disabilities Organizations, 50 States
New Hampshire Dye, Ph.D. educational Consultant new hampshire Department of STATE education AGENCY RURAL REPRESENTATIVE. Early Learning Department of education 101 Pleasant http://www.autism-pdd.net/LINKS/newhamps.html
New Hampshire Mental Health Resources Director Office of Consumer Affairs new hampshire Division of For example, the education office might have information for children, and the agency for the http://mentalhealth.about.com/library/us/blnewhampshire.htm
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WINet Provider Resources Research and Quality (AHRQ) (formerly the Agency for Health Care and Vermont; Health Information Vermont and new hampshire Network (HIVNet); CONTINUING education. http://www.twinstatesnetwork.org/hivnet/hivprov.html
Extractions: Return to HIV/AIDS Page The following page has been designed to support providers who are working with patients with chronic or life threatening conditions. While specific information, including resources for New Hampshire and Vermont, is provided for hepatitis and HIV, this section can assist the provider on just about any condition. PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE INFORMATION CONTINUING EDUCATION DISEASE/CONDITION SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE INFORMATION Complementary and Alternative Therapies The Alternative Medicine Homepage is a jumpstation for sources of information on unconventional, unorthodox, unproven, or alternative, complementary, innovative, integrative therapies.
New Hampshire Small Business Government Resources A state agency charged with protecting consumers of to help commercial electric customers throughout new hampshire save money NH State Department of education. http://nhvbi.buzgate.org/nh/bfh_public.html
Extractions: Trade Association Government agencies support entrepreneurial and other economic development activities because it's in the best interest of all citizens. Arlington Assists in the creation of jobs for Americans by helping U.S. companies pursue overseas business opportunities. Through the funding of feasibility studies, orientation visits, specialized training grants, business workshops, and various forms of technical assistance, we enable American businesses to compete for infrastructure and industrial projects in middle-income and developing countries.
New Hampshire (Reentry) Through the new hampshire Reentry Project, the department will health issues and to support education, workforce participation Click on the agency name to link http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/reentry/sar/nh.html
Extractions: New Hampshire Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative Grantee State Agency Contacts Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative Grantee New Hampshire Department of Corrections (Amount: $1,999,923*) workplan Local contact: Larry Blaisdell, 6032715652. [Asterisk indicates award amount is subject to final review.] Back to top Click on the name of the office or bureau to find out about its state activities and resources: Back to top State Agency Contacts Click on the agency name to link to its Web site: Back to top If you know of a local organization or resource that should be added here, please e-mail us at askreentry@ncjrs.org
Education - New Hampshire - Find Schools, Teachers, Universities To see your new hampshire education web site listed Directories Doctor Dry Cleaning education Electrical Engineer Mental Health Modeling Agency Mortgage Moving http://www.servicesdirectory.us/dir/76/30.php
US Charter Schools Charter School Resource Center new hampshire Department of City Charter School Assistance Center new York City Center of Texas Texas education Agency Utah Utah http://www.uscharterschools.org/cs/r/query/q/1745
National Trails Training Partnership education Partners. STATE AGENCY Partners. NEVADA Division of State Parks; new hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation; new JERSEY DEP Div of Parks and Forestry; http://www.nttp.net/NationwideGroups.html
Extractions: Business Educational National Organizations Experts ... Featured Training The following organizations provide opportunities for trails training and volunteer development. Send your groups information and website or other contact information to nttp@americantrails.org . See the Featured Training page for some examples of trail education in action and special programs by our Partners. STATEWIDE and REGIONAL ORGANIZATION Partners ALABAMA ARIZONA CALIFORNIA COLORADO Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado The Colorado Trail Foundation recruits and trains volunteers for trail construction, coordinates the Adopt-A-Trail maintenance program. Colorado Training Initiative is working to coordinate trails training throughout the state in a partnership we hope will b e a model for other state and regional organizations. Colorado Youth Corps Association provides training for youth corps crewleaders and other who lead trail and conservation crews.
New Hampshire Main Street Center Page historic preservation, and education, met regularly CDFA) to become a CDFA delegate agency. of preserving and reinforcing new hampshire s traditional centers http://www.nhcdfa.org/mainstreet.html
Extractions: Even to the most casual observer, it is apparent that many of our downtowns and village centers are in trouble. Some attribute this as the result of our national love affair with the automobile. Others point out the high vacancy rates on Main Street are a natural consequence of the construction of popular shopping malls or convenient strip developments. Regardless of the reason, the vitality of these community centers have been sapped. It is not as a country that we have not tried to address this problem. Witness the Model Cities and urban renewal programs of the late 60's and early 70's, Urban Development Action Grants (UDAG) and the HUD Small Cities programs of the 80's, and today's most popular reincarnation, enterprise or empowerment zones. Interestingly, none of these efforts, driven by federal funds, has proven to be that successful in addressing the problems of our downtowns, especially the ones of our smaller communities. These programs have led to building renovations and job subsidies, but have not provided comprehensive solutions to the problems of our decaying central business districts or depressed village centers. Littleton Gristmill - before Littleton Gristmill - after The National Trust for Historic Preservation developed a pilot Main Street program in three Midwestern communities in the early 1980's that has proven over time to be the most successful approach to downtown rejuvenation yet. Since then, and for the last 15 years, a
Extractions: in New Hampshire Law: Passed in 1995 Rank : 10th Weakest of the nation's 40 charter laws CER Grade : C Schools Students FILLING THE VOID: Governor Benson is scheduled to sign a bill that will dramatically improve New Hampshire's charter school law. Though the original law was created in 1995, not a single charter school has opened since then. This new bill will now allow the state board of education to sponsor charter schools, creating a multi-authorizer environment, and it does away with some very harmful provisions that were part of the original bill, including one that required charter schools to be their own LEA (Local Education Agency) for special education purposes. This is a monumental victory for charter school advocates in New Hampshire, who have been working for eight long years to be true participants in the charter school movement. CER Newswire June 17, 2003
New Hampshire Updates- Technology Counts '99 State education Agency Technology Contact Judith Fillion (603) 2713855 jfillion@ed The new hampshire Educators Web 1999 Editorial Projects in education Vol. http://www.edweek.org/sreports/tc99/states/nh99.htm
Extractions: jfillion@ed.state.nh.us Number of Students: Students per Internet-Connected Computer: Number of Teachers: Hours of Technology Training for Typical Teacher: NA Total E-Rate Funding: Until now, New Hampshire school districts have received little state aid for their technology programsor any other programs, for that matter. However, a major change in the way the state pays for public education is in the works, and officials say it could soon alter the content and quality of technology programs statewide. The change stems from the New Hampshire Supreme Court's 1997 ruling that found the state's method of funding public education unconstitutional. Last spring, after prolonged debate, the legislature approved a school-financing plan that includes a new statewide property tax and numerous other revenue sources. "It's an enormous step forward," says Vicky Boyd, the education policy assistant to Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat. "We've left behind a system where the state has spent less than 10 percent for a pupil's education, to a system where the state will pay more than 60 percent."
