141. Child Care Aware - America's Most Trusted Child Care Resource 1800-424-2246 - child care Aware is a non-profit initative committed to helping parents find the best information on locating quality child care and child care resources in their community. We do http://www.childcareaware.net/

Child Care Aware is a non-profit initiative committed to helping parents find the best information on locating quality child care and child care resources in their community. We do this by raising visibility for local child care resource and referral agencies nationwide, and by connecting parents with the local agencies best equipped to serve their needs. Learn more about... NACCRRA Child Care Aware has developed a new series of publications containing important information for parents seeking child care. These resources address some of the following topics: Matching Your Infant's or Toddler's Style to the Right Child Care Setting Choosing Quality Child Care for a Child with Special Needs Selecting a Quality After-School Program for Your Child Five Steps to Choosing Safe and Healthy Child Care And more... What You Should Know 5 steps to choosing care Licensing Accreditation Types of care ... If you can't find care Tools for Parents Child care connector Evaluating a provider Choosing Child Care Additional resources ... Publications Daily Parent Newsletter Browse issues Child Care Aware , a program of NACCRRA , is funded through a cooperative agreement with the Child Care Bureau Administration for Children and Families U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

142. Connect For Kids US children, the experiences of the “lost boys” of Sudan, child refugees from New York City, could relate—thanks to their own experiences in foster care. http://www.connectforkids.org/

For Teens, Phonics Isn't Enough (For the week of June 7) Photo courtesy of WestEd Critical Connections For many kids, the transition to adulthood is tumultuous. For others, it's downright dangerous – teens in the foster care and juvenile justice systems, teens with children, and those who don't finish high school. The Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual "Kids Count" data book looks how these kids are faring. More New Stories June 7, 2004 Free Newsletters! Read the Weekly Our Weekly covers the issues affecting kids and families. E-mailed Mondays. Read Connections Connections highlights our original articles. E-mailed monthly. Read the transcripts from our online chats: Finding Funding for Non-Profits Media Tips for Non-Profits Recruiting and Retaining Foster Parents Home ... iapps Orgitecture site This site is best viewed with the latest versions of or Microsoft Internet Explorer

143. Afterschool.gov Resource from the Department of Education to Help Schools Plan for National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provides child safety seat recalls from 1991 http://www.afterschool.gov/cgi-binh/home.pl

Text-Only Version About Us Sponsored by the Interagency Executive Oversight Committee HHS/ACF Running a Program How To Get Money Child Abuse Evaluation ... Department Of Transportation Requires Improved Child Restraint Labels

144. NNCC Homepage school Age. Teens. Contact Us Nondiscrimination Statement and Information Disclosures ©. Iowa State University, 2002 Early Childhood. school Age. Teens. Evaluation. Contact Us http://www.nncc.org/

Early Childhood School Age Teens Evaluation Early Childhood School Age Teens Evaluation ... Non-discrimination Statement and Information Disclosures

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