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Connecticut study disputes effectiveness of alternative programs for juveniles Two years ago lawmakers in the state of Connecticut commissioned a study to evaluate the practical effect of alternative programs for juvenile delinquents, which have been championed for the last decade as a way to reform rather than punish juveniles for delinquent behavior. The results of that study were released last month and to the surprise and disappointment of many, the vast majority of alternative programs in Connecticut did not reduce recidivism, and in fact, those that participated in alternative programs had a higher recidivism rate. The study, which was conducted by the Connecticut Policy and Economic Council, compared the recidivism rates of 600 juveniles adjudicated in the years 1994 and 1999. It determined that delinquents in 1999 who completed the alternative programs were more likely to commit crimes after being released than delinquents who were in the juvenile justice system in 1994, before the alternative programs began. Michael Meotti, a former state senator and now president of the Connecticut Policy and Economic Council, said the state needs to learn from the successes and failure of alternative incarceration programs. According to Melissa Farley, a Judicial Branch spokeswoman, they agree with many of the recommendations suggested by the report and has already begun implementing changes such as the "probation risk reduction program," which includes better planning of juvenile's treatment needs by state probation officers, better classification and supervision standards for juveniles and more community-based programs to help juveniles once they leave the system. What follows is the Executive Summary of the report. The complete report can be viewed at www.cpec.org.

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Home Login Search Spotlight ... About Us Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut, Inc. Last updated on September 25, 2003 The Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut is a professionally-staffed outpatient mental health center for children and adolescents who experience psychological, behavioral, developmental, social or family problems. We are dedicated to reducing emotional suffering and dysfunctional behavior and to helping each individual achieve optimal potential. Description: With a clinical staff of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and marriage and family therapists, the Child Guidance Center provides services to over 1,900 children and teenagers annually in Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, and Greenwich. Preventive services are also provided through public education and consultation programs for approximately 1,000 youth, parents, and professionals. Programs Include: Child, Adolescent, and Family Therapy Program - provides a broad range of mental health assessment and treatment services for children and families referred under non-emergency circumstances. Mental Health Services for HIV-Affected Children - provides specialized mental health services for children affected by HIV of their parents or relatives, or the death of family members from AIDS.

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Back 1. Statutory criteria for judges ordering supervised visitation: CONNECTICUT ADVANCE LEGISLATIVE SERVICE; CONNECTICUT 2003 REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY; PUBLIC ACT NO. 03-52; SUBSTITUTE HOUSE BILL NO. 6327; 2003 Ct. ALS 52; 2003 Ct. P.A. 52; 2003 Ct. HB 6327 SUPERVISED VISITATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDREN. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1. (NEW) (Effective October 1, 2003) The Chief Court Administrator shall identify additional secure visitation centers for the purpose of facilitating visits between children and those family members who are subject to supervised visitation. The Chief Court Administrator shall prepare a list of such secure visitation centers and shall make copies of such list available to the public at no charge. Such list may include visitation centers established pursuant to section 17a-101l of the general statutes for visitation for children in the custody of the Commissioner of Children and Families. 2. Statutes on Supervised Visitation Program:

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Center for Community Change 1000 Wisconsin Ave. NW Washington DC 20007 info@communitychange.org Publications / Press / Media Public Policy Campaigns About CCC Publications Current Policy Alert ... CCC Press Archives Director of Communications Leila McDowell-Head lmcdowell@communitychange.org FEDERAL TAX POLICY and BUDGET CUTS July 2003 Connecticut After a $1.23 billion deficit in FY 02, the State has an estimated budget deficit of $2.0 billion for the 18 months comprising the remainder of FY 03 plus FY 04. - At the end of February, the Governor signed a bill addressing the remaining FY 03 deficit, calling for $169 million in immediate cuts, along with another $99 million in cuts that will spill over into FY 04. - These spending reductions are in addition to $900 million in cuts made earlier for FY 02 and FY 03.

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RESIDENCIES The University of Connecticut School of Medicine and its affiliated hospitals provide the educational and clinical resources for an extensive residency training system. The residency and fellowship programs are part of a multi-hospital network. This network includes the clinical education of medical and dental students, clinical research, and comprehensive primary and specialty care. A patient population base of over one million is drawn from central and northern Connecticut. The full spectrum of medical education experiences, from basic sciences to residency and fellowship education is provided and monitored through the University. Fourth year electives are available in all areas to qualified students. We sponsor 47 fully accredited residency and fellowship programs. All programs provide clinical experiences in community hospitals, ambulatory care centers and an academic health sciences center actively involved in clinical and basic science research. You can learn and grow in a warm and friendly academic environment that draws the best of both worlds. With over a 100 year tradition of medical education, the hospitals collectively offer 2500 teaching beds, 250 full-time university-based and 260 full-time community hospital-based faculty. Over 800 part-time and volunteer faculty support the educational effort. Our hospitals, all within fifteen minute range from UConn Health Center include:

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50. State General Assistance Programs 1998 general Assistance (GA) programs are cash and inkind assistance programs financed and administered entirely by the state, county, or locality in which they operate. This report, based on a survey http://newfederalism.urban.org/html/ga_programs/ga_full.html

State General Assistance Programs 1998 Author(s): L. Jerome Gallagher Cori E. Uccello Alicia B. Pierce Erin B. Reidy Other Availability: PDF Order Online Printer-Friendly Version Published: June 01, 1999 Citation URL: http://www.urban.org/url.cfm?ID=409066 The nonpartisan Urban Institute publishes studies, reports, and books on timely topics worthy of public consideration. The views expressed are those of the authors, and should not be attributed to The Urban Institute, its trustees, or its funders. Note: This document is also available in the PDF format , which many find convenient when printing. Assessing the New Federalism Assessing the New Federalism is a multi-year Urban Institute project designed to analyze the devolution of responsibility for social programs from the federal government to the states, focusing primarily on health care, income security, employment and training programs, and social services. Researchers monitor program changes and fiscal developments. In collaboration with Child Trends, Inc., the project studies changes in family well-being. The project aims to provide timely, nonpartisan information to inform public debate and to help state and local decisionmakers carry out their new responsibilities more effectively. Key components of the project include a household survey, studies of policies in 13 states, and a database with information on all states and the District of Columbia, available at the Urban Institute's Web site. This paper is one in a series of occasional papers analyzing information from these and other sources.

51. General Assistance Programs general Assistance (GA) programs share two defining characteristics. They are funded and administered entirely by the state, county, and/or locality in which the program operates. And they provide http://newfederalism.urban.org/html/anf_a4.htm

General Assistance Programs The State-Based Part of the Safety Net Author(s): Cori E. Uccello L. Jerome Gallagher Other Availability: PDF Order Online Printer-Friendly Version Published: January 01, 1997 Citation URL: http://www.urban.org/url.cfm?ID=307036 Number A-4 in Series, Assessing New Federalism: Issues and Options for States The nonpartisan Urban Institute publishes studies, reports, and books on timely topics worthy of public consideration. The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the Urban Institute, its trustees, or its funders. The federal welfare reform legislation that became law in the summer of 1996 will return portions of the federal safety net to the states, highlighting the importance of sources of assistance for low-income individuals and families that are administered and funded at the state or local level. Among the most important of these is the group of programs known collectively as General Assistance (GA). GA encompasses a widely varying set of assistance programs that share two defining characteristics. They are funded and administered entirely by the state, county, and/or locality in which the particular program operates. And they provide benefits to low-income persons who are not eligible for federal assistance. As such they are the last resort for government assistance for many in need. This brief provides an overview of the nation's GA programs as they existed in the summer of 1996 with three purposes in mind: to gauge the extent to which persons no longer eligible for federally funded programs under the new legislation might be assisted through existing state and local programs; to provide a baseline against which to measure changes states may make to their GA programs in light of the new policy environment; and to trace how the GA landscape has already changed since the last comprehensive survey conducted in 1992.

52. CHET News why these changes to CHET are so important for connecticut families and children,and The CHET program was authorized by the connecticut general Assembly in http://www.aboutchet.com/press_120700.html

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What is the Office of Victim Services? How do I find information and referrals for crime victims? What services do court-based OVS Victim Services Advocates provide? What is the Outreach and Notification Program? ... What are the related Internet websites that may be of interest to crime victims? What is the Office of Victim Services? The Office of Victim Services, Connecticut Judicial Branch, is the state's lead agency established to provide services to crime victims. OVS is located in Plainville, Connecticut and can be reached by calling: Telephone (860) TDD (860) Toll-free Administration Services Compensation The vision of the Office of Victim Services is: Connecticut will be a state dedicated to the prevention of crime and violence where all victims of crime are accorded fundamental legal rights and will receive comprehensive and coordinated high quality victim services. How do I find information and referrals for crime victims?

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DEAN OF FRESHMEN Welcome Freshman Orientation Summer ... Handbook OTHER HELPFUL LINKS Freshman Record Book Academic Year Calendar 2004-2005 ... Financial Aid Dean of Freshmen Freshman Orientation 2003 - Parents' Program Saturday, August 23, 2003 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (at which time parents depart) Welcome to Connecticut College! This program is designed to give you the opportunity to meet informally with faculty, attend mini-classes and workshops, and see the facilities of the college. We hope it will give you a clearer sense of the life your daughter or son will have on campus this fall. Please stop by the Information Desk in the lobby of the College Center at Crozier-Williams with general questions and to obtain a campus map and an evaluation for this program. Saturday, August 23, 2003 9:00 a.m. Residence houses open for move-in. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Information Services Questions The IS staff will be available to answer questions about long distance telephone service, connecting to the dorm network, accessing library resources, using e-mail, ordering personal computers, and learning how to use your computer and computer programs. Shain Library, Main Floor 9:30 a.m

58. Connecticut Document Checklist, 1999 Department of Children and Families / connecticut general Assembly,Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee. Hartford http://www.cslib.org/checklist/99e.htm

Connecticut Document Checklist, 1999 This lists Connecticut State Publications published in 1999. Publications are arranged in agency order, alphabetically by title. A-C D E-N O-Z Eastern Connecticut State University Eastern Connecticut State University. One of a kind [videorecording] / Eastern Connecticut State University. [Willimantic, CT] : The University, [1999?]. View This Title in CONSULS Executive Dept. Connecticut. Governor (1995- : Rowland). Executive order no. four A / by John G. Rowland. Hartford, Conn. : State of Connecticut, Executive Dept., [1999]. View This Title in CONSULS Connecticut. Governor (1995- : Rowland). Executive order no. fourteen / by John G. Rowland. [Hartford, Conn. : State of Connecticut, Executive Dept., 1999]. View This Title in CONSULS Connecticut. Governor (1995- : Rowland). Executive order no. fourteen A / by John G. Rowland. [Hartford, Conn. : State of Connecticut, Executive Dept., 1999]. View This Title in CONSULS Connecticut. Governor (1995- : Rowland). Executive order no. fifteen / by John G. Rowland. [Hartford : State of Connecticut, Executive Dept., 1999].

59. FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY, FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE P N Benson Rd., Fairfield, connecticut 64305195, United Language and Literature, GeneralFamily and Marriage Architecture and related programs, Area, ethnic, and http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/fairfield_university/

EuroEducation. net The best choice for education in Europe A Guide to Graduate Programmes in Arts, Business, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Management, MBA, Science Fairfield University Address 1073 N Benson Rd., Fairfield, Connecticut 64305195, United States of America Admission tel. No. Admission fax No. Admission E-mail address admis@mail.fairfield.edu Contact for application Judith Dobai Total No. of students Course titles Undergraduate and Graduate TOEFL About Fairfield University Fairfield University is a comprehensive Jesuit university that prepares students for lives of leadership and service in a constantly changing world. Fairfield offers its 3,100 full-time undergraduates, 1,000 graduate students, and 1,000 continuing education students a well-rounded education distinguished by real-world opportunities within and beyond the classroom. One-on-one contact with fully qualified professors, access to first-rate facilities and technology, and a wide array of cocurricular activities (including Division I athletics and exciting programming at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts) give students many ways to develop new interests and expertise. Fairfield was founded in 1942 by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), a religious order renowned internationally for its tradition of learning, scholarship, and active service in the world Request For Further Information Please fill in the information below and your request will be submitted to the university.

60. QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY, HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PRO Carmel Ave., Hamden, connecticut 06518, United States of America. plan to start yournext degree program (mm/yyyy Has a family member attended a school in the http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/quinnipiac/

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