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New York Family Programs:     more books (98)

Family Justice Program by Judith S Kaye, 1997 The New York State public assistance standard of need: A policy brief by Janet Wedel, 1986 One third of our children: The effect of new directions in welfare policy on New York City's children by Hugh O'Neill, 1996 The feasibility of a grant diversion program for AFDC mothers by Mary Bryna Sanger, 1982 A Second Chance for Families: 5 Years Later Follow Up of a Program to Prevent Foster Care by Mary Ann Jones, 1986-04 The Comprehensive Directory: Programs and Services for Children With Disabilities and Special Needs and Their Families in the Metro New York Area by Inc. Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2002-02-02 The Comprehensive Directory: Programs and Services for Children and Youth from Birth to 26 With Disabilities and Special Needs and Their Families in the Metro New York Area Empowering families to choose quality childcare in New York City.: An article from: Policy Studies Journal by Amy Abbandondelo, Carl Nadler, 2007-08-01 Camps 2004: Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth with Special Needs and Disabilities in the Metro New York Area (English and Spanish) by Inc. Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2004-02-28 Camps 2008: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area Camps 2007: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area Summer Programs on College Campuses for Kids 8-18: Upstate New York 1996-1997 by Carole Warsawer-Greenblatt, 1995-09 Camps 2003: A Directory of Camps and Summer Programs for Children and Youth With Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area by Inc Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2003-02 Crises of Family Disorganization: Programs to Soften Their Impact on Children - Papers delivered to the New York State Fifth Biennial Divisional Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, November 18, 1967 by Eleanor & Bernard, Viola W [Viola Wertheim] Pavenstedt, 1971

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41. New York Respite Programs
    2263, family Respite Program, new york, (212) 7464169, Homes forthe Homeless, new york, (212) 529-5252, www.homesforhomeless.com.new  
    http://www.respitelocator.org/n5states.htm

42. Kid City Programs At The New-York Historical Society
    Braker Roofing Corp. family programs at the Historical Society aresponsored by the new york City Department of Cultural Affairs.  
    http://www.nyhistory.org/kidcity/programs.html
    
    Extractions: Free admission through Labor Day This summer marks the second anniversary of Kid City. To celebrate, we're throwing a birthday party for kids and their families on July 18, 2000 , from 12 to 3 p.m. And as a thank you to all the families that have visited in the past two years, admission to Kid City is free through Labor Day . Join us for an afternoon of fun and games, story telling and birthday cake in the newly renovated, kid-friendly exhibition space. KID CITY to New York City school groups. Educators will work with teachers to tailor the lesson to the curriculum. When possible, educators will also make a classroom visit. To schedule an appointment, please call the Education Department at (212) 873-3400. KID CITY is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts . Other funders include the Heckscher Foundation for the Children, Dave and Reba Williams, the 42nd Street Fund, the Silverweed Foundation, Lehrer McGovern Bovis, Edward S. Gordon, Bruce Ratner/Forest City Ratner Co., Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Gwathmey Siegel and Associates, James and Ellyn Polshek and Wolkow Braker Roofing Corp. Family Programs at the Historical Society are sponsored by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

43. Directory Of Family Practice Residency Programs In New York State
    Directory of family Practice Residency programs in new york State. AlbanyMedical College FRP Web Site http//www.amc.edu. 1 Clara Barton Drive.  
    http://www.nysafp.org/FP Residency Programs.htm
    
    Extractions: Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs in New York State Albany Medical College FRP Web Site: http://www.amc.edu 1 Clara Barton Drive Albany NY Director’s Name: Neil C. Mitnick , DO Email: switsh@mail.amc.edu Program Structure: 4A Residency Location: Urban, Rural Southside Hosp Family Practice Web Site: 301 E. Main St Bay Shore NY Director’s Name: Richard Bonanno , MD Email: richard.bonanno@co.suffolk.ny.us Program Structure: 2A Residency Location: Suburban 1265 Franklin Ave. rd Floor Bronx NY Director’ Name: James Mumford , MD Email: jmumford@bronxleb.org Program Structure: 2A Residency Location: Inner City Montefiore Medical Center Web Site: http://www.aecom.yu.edu 3544 Jerome Avenue Bronx NY Director’s Name: Victoria Gorski , MD Email: vgorski@montefiore.org Program Structure: 3A Residency Location: Inner City; Urban Brooklyn Hospital Center Web Site: http://www.tbh.org Family Practice Residency DeKalb Ave. Brooklyn NY Director’s Name: Maritza De La Rosa, MD Email: jdr9001@nyp.org Program Structure: 2A Web Site: http://www.tbh.org

44. New Americans Program - Queens Borough Public Library
    and programs. Presented by new york Hospital Queens. In Korean. 6 ofGreece. For entire family, program will be in English and Greek. 6  
    http://www.queenslibrary.org/programs/nap/nap_programs.asp
    
    Extractions: General Queens Library Calendar of Events Free lectures and workshops in the most widely spoken immigrant languages of Queens on topics essential to new immigrants' acculturation, such as citizenship and job training information, advice on helping children learn, and information on available social services. Free readings, concerts and workshops celebrating the literary, performing and folk arts of immigrants from Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. NAP Program Schedule Date Location Program Title Program Description Broadway Latin American Mask Making Workshop Miguel Cossio will demonstrate, step by step, how to create colorful masks from papier mache. Jackson Heights An Afternoon of Argentinean Music with Los Tague Hear Argentinean songs from provinces such as Entre Rios, Corrientes, Misiones, Santa Fe, Chaco and Formosa. The program will include various traditional Argentinean musical genres.

45. History -- Museum Of The City Of New York
    memorabilia, combining to tell the story of new york and new yorkers from WalkingTours, family programs, Lecture Series, Performing Arts, Adult Courses  
    http://www.fieldtrip.com/ny/25341672.htm
    
    Extractions: Internet: http://www.mcny.org/ This museum was America's first to be dedicated to the history of a city, and today provides an opportunity for people of all ages to appreciate New York's unique and important history. The Museum's galleries feature three centuries of paintings, prints, photographs, silver, furniture, costumes, doll houses, fire engines, and theatre memorabilia, combining to tell the story of New York and New Yorkers from the time the City was a small Dutch trading post to today's towering urban center. Special changing Exhibitions explore the City's cultural diversity, creative genius, architectural accomplishments, and economic significance. The Big Apple Film reveals the evolution of the City and its people, lending insight into this vibrant community. Offered are a host of Public Programs and Educational Services for individuals and families. Walking Tours, Family Programs, Lecture Series, Performing Arts, Adult Courses and Workshops, and Special Events help make this museum a great place. School Programs for grades pre-K through 12 include A Closer L o ok: a hands-on, Guided Tour of the exhibits, and a Self-Guided Tour, which includes pre-visit material a teacher can use to help prepare lessons.

46. New York State Office Of Children & Family Services - Are You Interested In Star
    care center or school age child care program, you can in obtaining financial assistanceto become a family day care types of child care in new york State, you  
    http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/becs/starting.asp
    
    Extractions: Office of Children and Family Services The Office of Children and Family Services also provides support for people and organizations that are interested in starting day care programs in their communities. As a general rule, any day care program planning to serve three or more children for more than three hours a day on a regular basis must obtain a license or registration certificate. To obtain this certificate, the applicant must show that the day care program meets requirements that the state has established to help ensure the health and safety of children in care. The Office maintains a network of Regional Offices that can provide you with application materials, information about the process of starting a program, and help with understanding the legal requirements.

47. New York State Department Of Health
    new york State the empire state. d. E. Pataki and HHS Secretary Tommy Thompsonannounce the federal approval of the State s family Health Plus Program.  
    http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/fhplus/
    
    Extractions: Governor George E. Pataki and HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson announce the federal approval of the State's Family Health Plus Program "Family Health Plus is a bold, new innovative program that will provide nearly 720,000 uninsured adult New Yorkers access to comprehensive health care coverage." George E. Pataki, Governor Message from Governor Pataki

48. Medicaid
    in the Community; eMedNY Website; family Planning Benefit Medicaid Mandatory GenericDrug Program; Medicaid Update publication of the new york State Department of  
    http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/medicaid/medicaid.htm

49. FDNY
    Prevention provides services to the public and business through a series of programs. Inearly 2002, the Fire Department of the City of new york enlisted the  
    http://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/html/home2.shtml

50. NYC Department Of Youth And Community Development
    the new york City Department of Youth and Community Development the informationsource for services and programs available to youth, families, neighborhoods  
    http://www.nyc.gov/html/dycd/home.html
    
    Extractions: DYCD HOME ABOUT DYCD FAQs RESOURCES ... SITEMAP DYCD Services Adult Basic Education Adult Health Awareness After School Programs Beacon Program ... Family Support Services Additional Services Fatherhood Initiative GED/Grad Equiv Diploma HIV/AIDS Support Health/Nutrition Instr Homelessness Youth Housing Advocacy Immigrant Services In-School Youth Employment Intergenerational Programs Interagency Youth Issues Literacy Neighborhood Revitalization Out-of-School Time Out-of-School Youth Emplymnt Parent Education Peer Telephone Discussions Runaway/Homeless Youth Senior Programs Street Outreach Substance Abuse Education Summer Youth Employment SYEP SYEP Application Status TASC (The AfterSchool Corp) Transitional Ind. Living Truancy Prevention U.S. Citizenship Workforce Investment Act Workforce Investment Board Violence Intrvntion/Prevention Youth Board Youth Council Youth Development Youth Employment Youth Leadership Youth Peers Youth with Disabilities Youth-led Workshops Youthline YouthLink

51. Office Of Temporary & Disability Assistance - Home Page
    Abstract and scan Medical Assistance programs forms from specified medical facilitiesin new york State and deliver to the Human Resources Administration;;  
    http://www.otda.state.ny.us/

52. United Hospital Fund
    care disputes entangling patients, family members, physicians Managed Care Revealsa Program That Has Made a Positive Difference new york State s Medicaid  
    http://www.uhfnyc.org/
    
    Extractions: This June 23 conference, with a keynote address by Gail Warden, president emeritus of Henry Ford Health System, will highlight the key issues and opportunities to advance quality and safety throughout the health care system in New York City. Study Estimates Cost of Enrolling Eligible but Uninsured Adults in Medicaid The cost of covering the half-million uninsured adults in New York City who are eligible for Medicaid but not enrolled in the program would be approximately $1.4 billion per year, significantly less than might have been expected, according to a new Fund study. (Download full text of the study.) NYC's Most Financially Vulnerable Hospitals Are Losing Market Share Despite a General Rise in Inpatient Services

53. New York State Agency Funded Youth Initiatives & Programs
    new york State Crosssystem Matrix of Youth–focused Partnerships matrix is composedof information on programs serving youth and families funded by  
    http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/rscs/chaps/21stCCLC/YouthFocusedCrossSystemCountyMatri
    
    Extractions: New York State The matrix is composed of information on programs serving youth and families funded by the following agencies: Department of Health (DOH), Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS), the Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS), and the State Education Department (SED). County and region specific information such as program titles, contact names, phone numbers, and email addresses, have been provided for each program, and users are encouraged to take advantage of this information. The matrix is intended to help promote and strengthen local communities and counties by providing the network links necessary to create strong partnerships when developing youth, family, or community programs. Applicants of the 21 st Century Schools RFP are encouraged to use the matrix and to take advantage of the contacts and information provided when developing partnerships and their proposals. Table of Contents Abstinence Programs (DOH) pg. 2 ACT for Youth Community Development Partnerships (DOH) pg. 4

54. Winthrop-University Hospital, Cancer Care, Digestive Care, Family Care, Heart Ca
    most advanced pediatric orthopaedic program at our to enjoy good food and family fun Mineola,new yorkWinthrop-University Hospital successfully celebrated its  
    http://www.winthrop.org/
    
    Extractions: his mother made a decision that saved his life. Fifteen years as a Surgical Intensive Care nurse taught Calliope Greco that there are times when only extraordinary care, delivered without a moment's hesitation, can save a life. That's why she chose to have all three of her babies at Winthrop-University Hospital. When her son, Christopher, was born, she was glad she did. Her placenta ruptured during delivery, filling Christopher's tiny lungs and stomach with blood. He was unable to breathe. Within seconds, a team of Winthrop pediatric specialists surrounded her baby with world-class care. They struggled for five long hours. Calling upon decades of experience and the latest technologies and wonder drugs, they saved Calliope and Scott Greco's "miracle baby." Christopher would spend seven days in the Intensive Care Unit. And his mother would need some intensive care of her own before they could return home. Young Christopher will never know how Winthrop's "care without compromise" saved his life. But his parents will never forget. That is why they urge you to learn all you can about the New Life Center and the advanced pediatric services of the Institute for Family Care.

55. New York Family Guide - Child-Care Centers & Baby-Sitter Agencies
    212854-2035 barnard.edu Undergraduate students use this baby-sitting work-studyprogram to make a few From the Fall 2003 edition of the new york family Guide.  
    http://www.newyorkmetro.com/urban/guides/family/schools/listings/nannies2.htm
    
    Extractions: The preschool program at these multiroom centers offers field trips to the Central Park Zoo and the aquarium, plus baking classes, movement classes, music, Spanish instruction, and computer games for children 3 to 5 years old. The center takes infants as young as 3 months; monthly prices range from $645 for two days a week to $1,300 for five days a week. Student-teacher ratio varies with age groups.

56. UCP - United Cerebral Palsy, Greater Utica Area (NY).... Promise Program For Aut
    Further meetings with members of the Central new york Autism family Support Group communityinterest and need with respect to the program concept.  
    http://www.ucp-utica.org/services/promise.html
    
    Extractions: on UCP PROMISE Promise addresses, and works to correct, severe deficits in emotional and language development, behavior control and learning skills of selected preschool children, ages two through five. It is intended to replicate successful models and initiatives offered in other parts of the country which use an Applied Behavior Analysis (or ABA) treatment protocol. This treatment program for Autism is research-based, and shows a recovery rate of over 40 percent. "Promise" will provide health and education interventions intended to significantly advance the potential of these children to attend a regular school classroom. The goal of "Promise" is to transition children into regular education settings, and therefore not require extensive ( and costly ) special education services in the future. Planning for the local United Cerebral Palsy "Promise" Program began in response to a parent request for more focused services for their autistic child. Further meetings with members of the Central New York Autism Family Support Group, other parents, school districts, local agencies, and related practitioners further illustrated community interest and need with respect to the program concept. No other service offering this level of intensity of therapeutic and educational interventions is available in the Mohawk Valley. Promise Philosophy and Goals (Return to top.)

57. Archdiocese Of New York - Family Life / Respect Life
    Catholic Christians in the Archdiocese of new york. to participate in four differentprograms designed to Natural family Planning Apostolate A safe, enriching  
    http://www.ny-archdiocese.org/education/Family_Life.cfm

58. Welcome To Family Support America
    The family Development Association of new york (300 members, trained or credentialedin the family Development Training and Credentialing program).  
    http://www.familysupportamerica.org/content/mapping_dir/fsstates/fsa_ny.htm
    
    Extractions: Colorado Connecticut Georgia Michigan ... West Virginia Family Support New York Highlights of State Accomplishments State Framework Family Support New York was initiated by the Governor’s office to ensure state-level participation and sustainability. The Council on Children and Families, which was formed by state statute, ensures the coordination of 13 state health, education, and human services agencies and, since 1992, has focused its operating framework around the principles and practices of family support. Among its many responsibilities is increasing the availability of family support training. The state’s family support efforts include: 17 family support centers funded through state and federal dollars, which currently serve 3,100 families in poverty, under stress, on welfare, and in need of early childhood services The Family Support Services Program, which serves more than 50,000 individuals with disabilities and their families ($50 million budget, 500 programs statewide)

59. SSA New York Region Home Page
    Virtually every resident in the new york Region will interact with Social Securityis America s premier family protection program, paying monthly  
    http://www.ssa.gov/ny/
    
    Extractions: Social Security Online New York Region www.socialsecurity.gov Home Questions? How to Contact Us ... Search Meet the Regional Commissioner Conozca a la Comisionada Regional Community Page Find Your Local Office ... Additional Internet Resources Thank you for visiting the Social Security Administration's New York Region web site! Social Security's New York Region proudly serves the states of New Jersey and New York, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Virtually every resident in the New York Region will interact with Social Security during his or her life and we know how important our services are to those who use them. Social Security is more than a retirement program. This was especially evident in the aftermath of September 11, 2001. Social Security is America's premier family protection program, paying monthly benefits to the surviving families of deceased workers and to disabled workers and their families. More than 2,300 children receive monthly Social Security benefits because they lost a parent on September 11th. We are a region of employees who strive for quality in both the programs we administer and the services we deliver. We believe in our mission of public service and continuously look at ways to improve our service to you. Service to the public is our guiding principle as we set our priorities and look at how we do the work.

60. New York Interactive Genealogy
    Search online through Historical newspapers Online * Local newspapers * Printedgenealogy columns * new york Links (IIGS Library). family Tree Program.  
    http://victorian.fortunecity.com/literary/463/igen/ny.html

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