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Making choices: Middle childhood (CF Family Educational program) by Brenda Congdon, 1994 Eating for energy: Middle childhood (CF Family Educational program) by Brenda Congdon, 1994 Speaking out: Middle childhood (CF Family Educational program) by Brenda Congdon, 1994 Some aspects of family planning program cost in less developed countries by Leonard G Bower, 1971 Cara y corazón =: Face and heart : a family strengthening program for those who have experienced the pain of alcohol and drug dependent homes by Jerry Tello, 1991 Taking care of my lungs: Middle childhood (CF Family Educational program) by Brenda Congdon, 1994 Coordination in Texas pre-jobs job training/welfare programs: Final project report by Christopher T King, 1992 Child abuse and neglect prevention programs: A report to the Children's Trust Fund of Texas Council for fiscal year 1992 by John Poertner, 1993 Texas JOBS program evaluation: Second year impacts by Deanna Schexnayder, 1995 Texas JOBS program evaluation: Summary report by Christopher T King, 1994 Prevention of child abuse and neglect: Program evaluation report, fiscal year 1993 by Maia Forman, 1994 Prevention of child abuse and neglect: Program evaluation report, fiscal year 1994 by Ruth Cañamar, 1995 Prevention of child abuse and neglect program evaluation report, fiscal year 1995: Executive summary by Ruth Cañamar, 1995 Child abuse and neglect prevention programs: A report to the Children's Trust Fund Council for FY 1989 by John Poertner, 1989

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21. The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - The Story Of Texas
    contact us. Current family programs Explore the Story. SelfGuided Exploration Cards. texas The Big Picture Education Center. Sign up for our e-newsletter!  
    http://www.thestoryoftexas.com/education/family/family.shtm

22. Adolescent & Family Counseling Center
    Dr. Ruth Tomlin provides Christian, marriage, and family counseling in Killeen, texas. BIPP and Anger Management programs are also offered.  
    http://members.aol.com/adoles
    
    Extractions: Main My First Home Page htmlAdWH('7002588', '234', '60'); offers a wide variety of counseling. She specializes in marriage and family therapy and also offers individual, child/adolescent programs, Christian counseling , an anger management program, and sexual abuse/addiction counseling. Click here to learn more about Dr. Tomlin. Dr. Tomlin's Batterer's Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP) is a state approved educational group program for male and female perpetrators of domestic violence. When life gets tough, let us help you with... Self esteem issues Depression management Parenting skills, including single parenting Marriage enrichment Communication and problem solving skills Isolation/loneliness Grief and loss Anxiety management Dr. Tomlin is an approved Tricare®, Medicaid, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield provider, and other insurance is accepted. Please contact us for more information:

23. The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - The Story Of Texas
    as he finds his way across texas to reunite with his family. admission applies for the IMAX and texas Spirit Theatres Click here to read about previous programs.  
    http://www.thestoryoftexas.com/education/family/familyexplore.shtm
    
    Extractions: "Explore the Story" invites children ages 7-12 and their families to connect artifacts from the Museum's exhibits to stories that celebrate the Texas spirit. Each exploration includes hands-on activities and a short reading from a featured book. One book and other surprises will be given away at each event. Free with exhibit admission. Meet at 2 or 3 PM at the Explore the Story cart in the First Floor Lobby.

24. 90.5 FM KFLB & AM 920 Odessa, Texas - Family Life Radio
    family Life Radio station in Odessa, texas features Christian talk programs and contemporary Christian music.  
    http://www.flc.org/flr/kflb/

25. Child Care Provider Licensing, Rules And Programs
    Train Our Teachers Program. texas Rising Star Provider Certification (TRS). Child Care Allocations TX Admin Code. texas Work and family Clearinghouse.  
    http://www.twc.state.tx.us/customers/bnp/bnpsub8.html
    
    Extractions: Links followed by pdf require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing Child Care Programs and Rules DFPS Rules, Licensing, and Child Care Information Child Care Information and Links Child Care Services Child Care Attendance Tracking Online Train Our Teachers Program ... Licensed Child Care Providers by ZIP Code Child Care Reports Child Care Related Links The Economic Impact of the Child Care Industry in Texas pdf

26. Welcome To UT Family Programs
    this application form and fax it to 512 4717887 or Mail/Hand Deliver to International Office family and Community programs Drawer A Austin, texas 78713.  
    http://www.utexas.edu/international/utfamily/
    
    Extractions: Family and Community Programs Friendship Program InfoGuide Coffee Mornings Play Group ... Home Family and Community Programs Welcome, International Families! Family and Community Programs offers advice and programming for international students and their families settling into the Austin community. This web site contains an Info Guide to help you find Austin resources and learn how to use them for your benefit, and information about UT Family programs.

27. Human Development And Family Sciences
    Students Faculty Advisors, Graduate programs and Coordinators of Human Development and family Sciences Department of Gearing Hall 117 Austin, texas 78712 512  
    http://www.utexas.edu/depts/he/NewHDFSPage1.htm

28. Texas Department Of Health - Family Planning In Texas - Home
    maintained by the TDH division of family planning, family Planning in texas is intended to serve as a portal for TDH programs related to family planning  
    http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/women/

29. Texas Family Literacy Center
    This site is the home page for the texas Center for Adult Literacy and Learning. wwwtcall.tamu.edu. Even Start family Literacy programs Homepage.  
    http://www.texasfamilyliteracy.org/links-family_literacy.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Clearinghouse Conferences Online Resource Network ... Links Links are organized into the following categories: Designed to help literacy volunteers, program staff, and community members build a more literate nation. This site provides information on free online literacy courses and guidance for programs working with volunteers. www.vluonline.org Chaired by its founder and our nation's First Lady, Laura Bush, this is a statewide initiative designed to complement important school reform efforts at the PreK-3rd grade levels. This grant, up to $25,000, is awarded to applicants who focus on reading instruction for both parents and their children. For more information, contact:

30. Texas Family Literacy Center
    The mission of the texas family Literacy Center ( TFLC ) is to strengthen family literacy programs and enhance the knowledge, skills, instructional practices  
    http://www.texasfamilyliteracy.org/about.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Clearinghouse Conferences Online Resource Network ... Links The mission of the Texas Family Literacy Center ( TFLC ) is to strengthen family literacy programs and enhance the knowledge, skills, instructional practices and resources available to family literacy educators statewide. A focal point of center activities is to support educators serving the many Texas families who speak a home language other than English. Across Texas, parents and educators are forming effective partnerships that empower families to build a better and more equitable future. The TFLC helps facilitates this ongoing collaboration and support family literacy providers with the best available knowledge of what makes family literacy a success. The TFLC promotes networking and information sharing among key stakeholders to identify family literacy needs and plan for the improvement of family literacy services statewide. Since December 1999, the Center has hosted an annual Family Literacy Conference, with opportunities for family literacy providers and nationally recognized guests to share successes and build a common vision for the future. Activities and products: Activities in this goal area focus on the ongoing review and dissemination of research-based knowledge of the features of effective family literacy programs. The Center draws from several relevant bodies of literature, including first and second language acquisition, emergent literacy, beginning reading, parent-child interaction, family literacy and adult literacy/ESL. This information is made available to practitioners in user-friendly formats including an Internet-based information Clearinghouse. Instructional practices which support the literacy growth of culturally and linguistically diverse learners are highlighted.

31. About NAMI Texas
    NAMI texas educational programs are targeted to family members of children and adolescents living with mental illness, mental health consumers and  
    http://tx.nami.org/
    
    Extractions: About Affiliates Publications Board ... VISION The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Texas (NAMI Texas) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded by volunteers in 1984. NAMI Texas is affiliated with the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill ( NAMI ) and has 45 local affiliates throughout Texas. NAMI Texas has nearly 10,000 members made up of mental health consumers, family members, friends, and professionals. Its purpose is to help improve the lives of people affected by mental illness through education, support, and advocacy. NAMI Texas has a variety of programs directed to mental health consumers, family members, friends, professionals, other stake holders, and the community at large to address the mental health needs of Texans. NAMI Texas works to inform the public about mental illness by distributing information about mental illness through every means of communication. Interviews are produced on television, stories are featured in newspapers, brochures are produced and distributed, referrals are provided and newsletters and other publications are utilized. EDUCATION: Education is an essential part of understanding and coping with mental illness. NAMI Texas currently provides numerous educational curricula and workshops addressing the many needs of different constituencies. NAMI Texas' educational programs are targeted to family members of children and adolescents living with mental illness, mental health consumers and professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, clergy, and law official, civic groups, and the community.

32. Family Advocacy Center
    counseling internships, and many other programs, the family The family Advocacy Center has entered into a General of the State of texas highlighted the  
    http://www.irvingpd.com/IFAC.htm
    
    Extractions: Irving Family Advocacy Center Investing in the Future of Our Youth The Family Advocacy Center was not designed as a regular police building but as a non-threatening safe haven that would encourage citizens to come to the facility and utilize the services that are provided. There are three Police Department units housed in the Family Advocacy Center: the Domestic Violence Unit, Victim Services Unit, and Family Counseling Services. The Domestic Violence Unit consists of five investigators and a sergeant. The Victim Services Unit consists of two domestic violence counselors, a victim services coordinator, and a supervisor. The Family Counseling Services Unit consists of a counseling coordinator, clinical supervisor, bilingual therapist, and thirty interns from universities across north central Texas. One of the major goals of the Family Advocacy Center is to reach as many citizens as possible through contacts, intervention, prosecution, therapy, and referrals. The Police Department has exceeded all its goals. The Police Department also wanted to examine the role of the Victim Services Unit in the concept of the Family Advocacy Center. The four members of the Victim Services Unit, along with the domestic violence supervisors, conducted several brainstorming sessions examining their role. In order to contact as many people as possible, the Police Department mandated that the Victim Services Unit contact every complainant on every domestic violence report within twenty-four to forty-eight hours, with the exceptions of weekends and holidays.

33. Texas Family Code: Chapter 58, Restriction Of Access To Records
    the child applies for employment or educational programs;. by the child or the child s family, including the (b), The probation officer or texas Youth Commission  
    http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/programs/famcode_records.html
    
    Extractions: sex offender registration records maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure; and records relating to a criminal combination or criminal street gang maintained by the department or a local law enforcement agency under Chapter 61, Code of Criminal Procedure. The department shall certify to the juvenile court or the juvenile probation department to which a referral was made that resulted in information being submitted to the juvenile justice information system that the records relating to a person's juvenile case are subject to automatic restriction of access if: the person is at least 21 years of age;

34. Texas Juvenile Justice System Files And Records
    including local law enforcement, the texas Department of and the child or the child s family hires a the person applies for employment or educational programs.  
    http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/programs/parentguide_records.html
    
    Extractions: Who has a "Juvenile File and Record" in Texas? If you have been arrested, taken into custody or charged with a criminal offense (Class A or B misdemeanor or any felony) that was committed when you were at least 10 years old but younger than 17 years old, you probably have a juvenile file and record. You may also have a juvenile record if you were charged with some Class C misdemeanor offenses if the justice or municipal court transferred your case to a juvenile court. What are "Juvenile Justice Files and Records"? Under the record keeping system for juvenile records in Texas, if a juvenile was adjudicated for delinquent conduct (Class A or B misdemeanor or any felony), the juvenile probably has a juvenile record with numerous entities including local law enforcement, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

35. Archived:National Directory Of Head Start Programs: Texas
    Community Action Program, Inc. of Taylor County. Centexas family Services, Inc. 10 Settlement Drive Suite C Bastrop, texas 78602 Phone 512/321-0910 (G).  
    http://www.ed.gov/inits/americareads/resourcekit/HeadStart/texas.html

36. Archived: Mental Health Association Of Texas
    Houston, and the RosenbergRichmond area to serve 1,530 families. The Mental Health Association in texas has provided educational programs in the  
    http://www.ed.gov/Family/ParentCtrs/mental.html
    
    Extractions: Mental Health Association of Texas Austin, Texas The Mental Health Association in Texas' Family Focus Project is providing parental assistance through parent centers across the state. It is strengthening and expanding five existing parenting centers in Austin, Denver City, El Paso, Houston, and the Rosenberg-Richmond area to serve 1,530 families. It is also electronically linking parental assistance groups throughout Texas. The Mental Health Association in Texas has provided educational programs in the human services arena for 60 years, and is a state leader in prevention programs, the Parents as Teachers (PAT) program, and children's mental health. The Family Focus Project seeks to enhance children's developmental progress by training and supporting parents, providing referrals for health and social services needs, increasing immunization rates among young children, and providing screenings for hearing, vision, and developmental delays. The project intends to strengthen partnerships between parents and professionals in addressing the educational needs of children, as well as improving the working relationships among home, school, and community. Moreover, the project emphasizes the need to reach high-risk populations, including teen parents and areas with high rates of juvenile crime, and underserved populations. Finally, the project plans to lower child abuse and neglect rates by providing information to parents on appropriate discipline practices. Each parent center will include:

37. U.S. Representative Henry Bonilla Honored For Championing Education And Announce
    Bonilla along with the University of texas and Casey family programs today announced a joint outreach program to give youth in foster care new opportunities to  
    http://www.casey.org/MediaCenter/PressReleasesAndAnnouncements/040504BonillaAwar
    
    Extractions: SAN ANTONIO Rep. Bonilla along with the University of Texas and Casey Family Programs today announced a joint outreach program to give youth in foster care new opportunities to succeed in college through the federally funded TRIO Programs. After receiving a leadership award from Casey Family Programs for his commitment to help young students through the TRIO Programs, Rep. Bonilla visited the Community Transition Services Center where he met with youth in care, alumni of care and students in the TRIO Programs. “The TRIO Programs are vital to making the dream of college become a reality. Because of the program, I was the first in my family to graduate from college,” said Mr. Bonilla. “No matter what your background is, a good education gives you the chance to compete on a level playing field. A quality education gives everyone a chance to be anything you want to be.” Starting in San Antonio , Casey Family Programs and the University of Texas will reach out to foster care families to raise awareness about TRIO opportunities for youth in care. Each year across the country more than 20,000 teens turn 18 and emancipate from the foster care system. Too often these emancipated youth are unaware of opportunities and government programs that allow them to pursue a postsecondary education.

38. TexasOnline Health And Family Services Disability Services
    Home Health and family Services Disability Services. of resources and materials on disability services and programs throughout the State of texas.  
    http://www.state.tx.us/category.jsp?language=eng&categoryId=7.3

39. Texas Family Practice Residency Programs
    University of texas Medical Branch (Christus St. Elizabeth) Program— Beaumont. family Practice Foundation of Brazos Valley Program— Bryan.  
    http://www.ms4c.org/fp/fp-state-tx.shtml

40. Texas Childrens Health Insurance Program - Get Several Insurance Quotes In Minut
    Welcome to the TexCare Web Site! There have been some recent changes to the texas CHIP and Medicaid programs that may impact your family.  
    http://www.fastlowcostinsurancequotes.com/health_insurance_program/texas_childre
    
    Extractions: Fast Low Cost Insurance Quotes health insurance program Sponsored Links Paying to much for your insurance? Fill out one free quick and easy form and get several insurance companies competing for you business. Get several quotes in only a few minutes. Click on the button below for your free quote instantly. Welcome to the TexCare Web Site!

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