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Mathematical programs for a marketing model of the family planning process, (Institute of Statistics mimeo series) by Richard H Shachtman, 1973 Status of states' progress in implementing part H of IDEA: Report #3 (Carolina Policy Studies Program) by Gloria L Harbin, 1991 Iran population and family planning studies: An annotated bibliography (Population program and policy design series) by Homa Ghasemi-Gonabadi Asayesh, 1971 The study of federal policy implementation: Infants/toddlers with disabilities and their families : a synthesis of results by James John Gallagher, 1993 Beginning with infants: For those involved with daytime programs for infants and toddlers : suggestions for reading and viewing by Mary Elizabeth Keister, 1973 Concepts and issues in family planning: Guidelines for nurses, midwives, and other health personnel : focus on Africa and the Middle East by Elizabeth M Edmands, 1984 Review of state policies to empower families and reach populations typically underserved by Emily Arcia, 1992 Status of states' policies that affect families, case management, P.L. 99-457 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:333699) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1991 Status of states' policies that affect families, procedural safeguards P.L. 99-457 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:334784) by Patricia Place, 1991 Laparoscopic sterlization in a free-standing family planning clinic: Six month follow-up by Vernon Madrigal, 1973 Teaching and learning with visual aids: A resource manual for family planning trainers and health workers in Africa and the Middle East by Kathryn A Fetter, 1984 Status of states' policies that affect families, the early intervention system, P.L. 99-457 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:333698) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1991 Introduction to sexual counseling by Robert R Wilson, 1975

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61. Personal Insurance Agency Direct General Insurance Aetna Life Company Life Insur
    insurancehumor - pa-child-program-pet-insurance serviceman group life family insuranceoregon transamerica home insurance carolina north unemployment life  
    http://www.nbacls.org/

62. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family
    fathers involvement in their families and communities. the Education of Young ChildrenNorth carolina AEYC Jane improving the quality of programs for children  
    http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resnorthcarolina.htm
    
    Extractions: http://fatherhood.hhs.gov/fi-regions.htm HHS and its regional offices work to coordinate fatherhood activities throughout the states and have sponsored a variety of forums to bring together local public and private organizations and individuals to support fathers' involvement in their families and communities. National Association for the Education of Young Children

63. North Carolina
    Million in Grants for Battered Women and Children In FY99, north carolina receivedover $1.6 million in HHS’s family Violence Prevention Program grants to  
    http://clinton4.nara.gov/WH/Accomplishments/states/North_Carolina.html
    
    Extractions: T H E W H I T E H O U S E North Carolina Help Site Map Text Only PRESIDENT CLINTON AND VICE PRESIDENT GORE’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS: North Carolina EXPANDING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL Unemployment Down to 3.5%: The unemployment rate in North Carolina has declined from 5.5% to 3.5% since 1993. 758,100 New Jobs: 758,100 new jobs have been created in North Carolina since 1993 an average of 99,969 per year, compared to an average of just 38,625 jobs per year in the previous administration. 629,600 New Private Sector Jobs: Since 1993, 629,600 new private sector jobs have been created—an average of 83,024 jobs per year, compared to an average of just 25,125 private sector jobs per year in the previous administration. 81,600 New Construction Jobs: 81,600 construction jobs have been created in North Carolina since 1993 an average of 10,760 jobs per year. In contrast, an average of 4,000 construction jobs were lost each year during the previous administration. 342,000 Have Received a Raise: Approximately 106,000 North Carolina workers benefited from an increase in the minimum wage—from $4.25 to $4.75 on October 1, 1996. They, along with about 236,000 others received an additional raise—from $4.75 to $5.15 on September 1, 1997. President Clinton and Vice President Gore have called on Congress to raise the minimum wage by an additional $1.00 over two years. Business Failures Down 8.9% Per Year:

64. North Carolina Partnership For Children (Smart Start): The Child Care Partnershi
    for providing services to young children and families. and implement quality servicesand programs for children now expanded to all 100 north carolina counties  
    http://www.nccic.org/ccpartnerships/profiles/smartstart.htm
    
    Extractions: Description Partners The North Carolina Partnership for Children (NCPC) is a state initiative that was established to provide support to county-level Smart Start partnerships and to set statewide goals for early childhood programs and services funded by the initiative. NCPC provides funding and technical assistance to county partnerships on program development, administration, organizational development, communication, fiscal management, technology, contracts management, and fundraising. County-level groups that receive Smart Start funds are required to have broad-based community participation. These local board members include: families; private business; schools; health departments; social service departments; Head Start; cooperative extension; community foundations; non-profit religious organizations; child care resource and referral agencies; interagency coordinating councils; city and county governments; child care providers; community colleges;

65. The Center For Child And Family Health - North Carolina
    The Center for Child and family HealthNC See Medicaid, Private insurance, and theNorth carolina Crime victims the AMA Nurse Home Visitation Program May Not  
    http://www.ccfh-nc.medem.com/

66. North Carolina Domestic Violence Resources: An Abuse, Rape & Domestic Violence A
    contact north carolina COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. 1449. Location,Program, Contact. Alamance County, family Abuse Services, 336226-5985.  
    http://www.aardvarc.org/dv/states/ncdv.shtml
    
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67. Final Report: A Retrospective Evaluation Of North Carolina's Intensive Family Pr
    1999 Session of the north carolina General Assembly effectiveness of Intensive FamilyPreservation Services and juvenile justice programs), employing treatment  
    http://www.nfpn.org/tools/articles/retrostudy.php
    
    Extractions: NFPN will not sell or give away your address. View our This report presents the results of a study conducted in response to a legislative mandate articulated in Section 5(n) of House Bill 168 of the 1999 Session of the North Carolina General Assembly. The mandate instructed the Division of Social Services to conduct a scientifically rigorous evaluation of the effectiveness of Intensive Family Preservation Services on the child welfare population (excluding mental health and juvenile justice programs), employing treatment and non-treatment (control) groups. It also called for the use of a standardized assessment of imminent risk and clear criteria for placement. The bill was introduced in response to questions raised by legislative analysts with respect to the effectiveness of Intensive Family Preservation Services in North Carolina. The questions arose in light of studies conducted elsewhere over the past decade indicating that IFPS is ineffective in preventing the out-of-home placement of children at high risk of placement prior to services. In light of the existing literature it is appropriate that North Carolina examine its own IFPS program.

68. North Carolina Healh Choice For Children
    Services, This is a health care program for families Eligibility Requirements, Thefamily must have a child under well) and live in the state of north carolina.  
    http://www.needymeds.com/stateprograms/programs/51.html
    
    Extractions: Durham, NC 27702-3011 Toll Free Number Alternative Phone Number Fax Number Not Applicable Website http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dma/cpcont.htm#app Program Services This is a health care program for families who earn too much for Medicaid but cannot afford private health insurance for their children. Depending on the income level, there may be a co-pay and/or premium. The yearly premium is $50 for one child and $100 for two or more. There is a co-pay of $20 for non-emergancy room use, $6 per prescription, and $5 per physician or dental visit. There is a cap on the co-pays; the total amount spent can not exceed 5% of the families income. Eligibility Requirements The family must have a child under the age of 19 (pregnant woman count as well) and live in the state of North Carolina. In order to qualify for free health care, the family's income meet the following guidelines: for a family of one the annual income cannot exceed $13,476; for a family of 2=$18,180; for a family of 3= $22,896. For the insurance with some co-pays and premiums the family's income must meet the following guidelines: family of one= $17,960, family of 2=$24,240 , family of 3=$30,520. If the family income higher, residents are encouraged to apply anyway. Application Requirements The completed application must be mailed or taken into the local County Social Services office.

69. KFF State Health Facts Online North Carolina Income Eligibility
    north carolina Income Eligibility Levels for Children Under Coverage for Childrenand Families New Tensions Medicaid Expansions and Separate SCHIP programs.  
    http://www.statehealthfacts.kff.org/cgi-bin/healthfacts.cgi?action=profile&area=

70. Welcome To The North Carolina Writers' Network
    the request of the Daniels family, the Josephus Community Foundation, awarded theNorth carolina Writers Network Daniels Squire Writersin-Residence Program.  
    http://www.ncwriters.org/SquireWIR.htm
    
    Extractions: Elizabeth Daniels Squire Writers-in-Residence Program North Carolina boasts a rich tradition of cultivating remarkable writers. Writers like Thomas Wolfe and Carl Sandburg used the Carolina landscape to fuel the creation of world-renowned works of literature. North Carolina writers can be assured that this rich tradition will continue thanks to a generous gift from the Daniels Family. Elizabeth passed away unexpectedly in February, 2001, in Santa Rosa, California. She was returning from a writing conference in Alaska, where she was facilitating creative writing workshops with junior and senior high schools. Hobson called this work "typical for hergiving back to the profession." An award-winning author, Elizabeth wrote mysteries set in North Carolina and Tennessee. She won the Agatha award and an Anthony nomination for her series of mysteries written about Peaches Dann, an absent-minded sleuth. When Elizabeth died she had published eight books and was working on a ninth. She joined NCWN in 1990, served on the Nominating Committee, taught Fall Conference workshops, and participated in roundtable discussions concerning publishing. She is the granddaughter of Josephus Daniels, founder of the Raleigh News and Observer

71. North Carolina - Early Hearing Detection And Intervention (EHDI) Universal Newbo
    north carolina Early Hearing Detection Intervention Audiology, Early Intervention,family Support, Medical Home, Data Management, Program Evaluation Tools  
    http://www.infanthearing.org/states/northcarolina/
    
    Extractions: www.infanthearing.org Home State Information Last Modifed: North Carolina - EHDI Information General EHDI Profile... EHDI Contact UNHS Programs - Hospitals Legislative Activities State EHDI Grants Upcoming Events For Health Care Providers... Newborn Hearing Screening Diagnostic Audiology Early Intervention Data Management Medical Home Program Evaluation Tools For Families... General Family Info Support Organizations Other EHDI Web Sites for State

72. N.C. Office Of Research, Demonstrations And Rural Health Development
    premier statewide Area Health Education Center program, the north carolina PrimaryHealth Care Association, the north carolina Academy of family Practice, and  
    http://www.ncruralhealth.org/services.html
    
    Extractions: Services Medical Placement Services One of the keys to providing health care access to rural and underserved areas comes through provider recruitment. Our Medical Placement Services staff assist more than 150 communities in the recruitment of primary care physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives. Many of these communities are seeking multiple providers, and some sites qualify for loan repayment and other incentives. Additionally, no placement fee is charged to the communities we assist. We offer an informative, low-pressure, sensitive recruitment service which focuses on helping candidates and their families select a practice site compatible with their needs; thus, increasing the likelihood of a long-term relationship. Primary care providers can receive assistance with: Incentive Programs The shortage of primary health care providers in North Carolina is severe, particularly in the State's rural areas. In response to this shortage, the State has pioneered innovative approaches for placing health professionals in its underserved communities. One of these approaches has been the development of practice incentives for primary care providers (family physicians, obstetricians, internist, and pediatricians).

73. The University Of North Carolina At Pembroke
    The University of north carolina at Pembroke, a comprehensive University committed to academic excellence in a balanced program of teaching, research and service, offers bachelor's and master's  
    http://www.uncp.edu/
    
    Extractions: Remarkable faculty. An amazing life. Use this site to learn more, personally connect with our staff and faculty and take your education to the next level. Skip to Quicklinks Quick Links Quick Links >> Admissions -Undergraduate -Graduate Blackboard BraveWeb Campus Map Directions to Campus Giving to UNCP Sampson-Livermore Library University Calendar Webmail DEPARTMENTS Academic Affairs Accounts Payable Admissions Undergraduate Graduate Advancement Advisement and Retention Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) Alumni Relations Athletics American Indian Studies Art Arts and Sciences, College of Attorney, University Biology Bookstore Bursar Business, School of Business Affairs Business Services Career Services Center Cashier Center for Adult Learners Center for Sponsored Research and Programs Chancellor Chemistry and Physics College Opportunity Program Continuing Education and Distance Education Controller Counseling and Testing Digital Academy Dining, University Disability Support Services Donor Relations Education, School of

74. Health Choice For Children - North Carolina Division Of Medical Assistance
    What is north carolina s New Children s Health Insurance Program? As of October1998, families who make too much money to qualify for Medicaid but too little  
    http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dma/cpcont.htm
    
    Extractions: Provider Links Consumer Links County Links Programs ... DMA Home The free Adobe Acrobat Reader (minimum 4.0) is required to view and print PDF files. N.C. Health Choice (NCHC)is a fee-for-service program providing free or low-cost health insurance for children and teens up to their 19th birthday. The benefits covered by NCHC are the same as the benefits covered by the State Employees Health Plan. Vision, dental, and hearing services are also covered and follow the same guidelines as Medicaid. Providers submit claims to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of N.C. (BCBSNC) for processing using the State Employees Health Plan claim form. Any licensed provider in North Carolina can provide services to NCHC recipients. It is not necessary for providers to enroll with BCBSNC to provide services and submit claims, but claims submitted by BCBSNC providers generally process for payment quicker than claims submitted by providers who are not enrolled with BCBSNC.

75. DSS - Economic Independence
    1995, is north carolina s plan to help families stay off welfare or move off welfareand into jobs. Work First is not just a cash assistance program, rather  
    http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dss/ei/ei_hm.htm
    
    Extractions: Work First, which began in July 1995, is North Carolina's plan to help families stay off welfare or move off welfare and into jobs. Work First is not just a cash assistance program, rather, it is built upon the belief that " all people have a responsibility to their families and community to work and provide for their children. Work First means what it says. Work is required for families on welfare. Work First is based on the premise that parents have a responsibility to support themselves and their children. Through Work First, parents can get short-term training and families can get childcare assistance and other services to help them become self-sufficient, but ultimately the responsibility is theirs, and most families have two years to move off welfare. In any given months, depending on how many families come into the system, how long they stay, and how many leave, the number of families on welfare rises or falls.

76. North Carolina Assistive Technology Program
    The north carolina Assistive Technology Program (NCATP) is a Advocacy for individualsand their families. Special program for adults with speech impairments  
    http://www.ncatp.org/
    
    Extractions: You are here: Home Page Skip to: North Carolina Assistive Technology Program Program Goals Persons Served Services Offered ... Links to AT Centers North Carolina Assistive Technology Program 1110 Navaho Drive Suite 101 Raleigh NC 27609 919-850-2787 The North Carolina Assistive Technology Program N C A T P ) is a state and federally funded program that provides statewide assistive technology services to people of all ages and abilities. What are our goals? Who do we serve? What services do we offer? N C A T P provides services throughout the state at the following center and program locations. Charlotte Sylva Morganton Winston-Salem ... Events N C A T P strives: Return to top of page N C A T P serves: Children, adults, and older adults with disabilities and their families.

77. The North Carolina State Bar
    FRIENDS offers assistance to any north carolina lawyer who FRIENDS may also helpfamily members find resources assistance is provided by the FRIENDS program?  
    http://www.ncbar.com/home/pal.asp
    
    Extractions: FRIENDS volunteer Visit the Lawyer Assistance Program website at: www.nclap.org Lawyer Assistance Program Q: What is the Lawyer Assistance Program? The Lawyer Assistance Program consists of two separate programs that provide confidential assistance to impaired lawyers. The PALS program (Positive Action for Lawyers) provides assistance to lawyers suffering from alcoholism, substance abuse, or other chemical addictions. The FRIENDS program is a new program of the State Bar. FRIENDS will assist lawyers who suffer from depression and other mental conditions that may impair the ability to practice law. See 27 NCAC 1D, Section .0600. PALS A full-time professional director who is a lawyer trained in the treatment of chemical dependency administers PALS. (The PALS director is also the director of the Lawyers Assistance Program.)

78. Career-Technical Education
    CareerTechnical Education in north carolina is organized in grades 6 through 12in the public school system. The program begins with exploratory courses and  
    http://www.ncpublicschools.org/workforce_development/
    
    Extractions: Education Feature Areas Civil Rights CTSOs Gender Equity HSTW, Work-Based Learning ... Web Resources Online registration is now available for the 2004 CTE Summer Conference The North Carolina Standard Course of Study Guide 2004-05 is available online, along with questions and answers concerning changes. The mission of Career-Technical Education is to help empower students for effective participation in an international economy as world-class workers and citizens. Programs in Career-Technical Education are designed to contribute to the broad educational achievement of students, including basic skills such as reading, writing and mathematics as well as their ability to work independently and as part of a team, think creatively and solve problems and utilize technology. Career-Technical Education in North Carolina is organized in grades 6 through 12 in the public school system. The program begins with exploratory courses and leads to specialized classroom instruction in grades 11 and 12.

79. Univ Of NC Family Practice Resident
    AAFP Directory of family Practice Residency programs. University of NorthCarolina family Practice Residency Program Chapel Hill , NC 27599.  
    http://www.aafp.org/residencies/310475001.html

80. North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program -- Hurricane Floyd And 10-Year Disaste
    temporary housing units provided to displaced families; north carolina Permanent HousingInitiative started to offer the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP);  
    http://www.ncfloodmaps.com/pubdocs/historicdata.htm
    
    Extractions: Summary The following is a summary of Hurricane Floyd's effect on housing, business, and agriculture/animals in eastern North Carolina. In addition, a detailed listing of Hurricane Floyd's financial impact plus a 10-year breakdown of Federal disaster assistance provided to the State are included. The following statistics highlight the influence of disasters in the State of North Carolina over a 10-year period. 4,117 uninsured and under-insured homes destroyed 2,534 temporary housing units provided to displaced families 1,888 housing units approved for buyout at a cost of $135.3 million 2,534 housing units at an estimated cost of $136.1 million under review for buyout North Carolina Permanent Housing Initiative started to offer affordable housing outside the 100-year floodplain $1.4 billion in insured losses-excluding flood loss

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