41. Florida State University Orientation: Family Orientation During the various presentations and programs held, family members will be involvedin learning more about all areas of their student’s college experience. http://www.fsu.edu/~orient01/family.html

Family Orientation Students can pre-register up to three family members for orientation by using the on-line registration form. We ask that each family member be at least 18 years of age. The cost of the family orientation program is $25.00 and all payments are non-refundable. Although we encourage pre-registration, family members will be able to register for the orientation program on-site if the need arises. Please email the Office of Orientation if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you during the orientation program! Presentations Here are just a few examples of the presentations you will be able to attend when you are a participant in our family orientation program: Campus Networking Sessions: Campus Recreation, University Housing, Thagard Student Health Center ... The list goes on and on! Departments from around campuswill give presentations on how they serve our students at FSU. Family participants are able to pick and choose which session they would like to attend. Advisor Training for Families: "What if my students doesn't like his or her major?" "What is the forgiveness policy?" "What are the liberal studies requirements?" Have these questions and more answered as represeentatives from the Office of Undergraduate Studies share information on every aspect of academic life at FSU.

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Additional Resources Overview of Services NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMS The Neurological Rehabilitation Program Brain Injury Spinal Cord Injury Stroke Our Continuum of Care Florida Hospital Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine offers comprehensive Neurological Rehabilitation for you and your family. Programs include Spinal Cord Injury, Brian Injury and Stroke. We offer a continuum of care that through initial hospitalization, acute inpatient rehabilitation and outpatient programs. Patients can be enter rehabilitation at any stage of recovery. At Florida Hospital, we feel a positive, healing environment is important in the recovery process and essential for achieving your personal goals. That's why our team of specialists works together, reviewing your progress and designing the most effective treatment approaches for you. Your rehabilitation physician (physiatrist) also works closely with your referring physician to ensure coordinated care and encourage your referring physician to follow your progress. Your Rehabilitation Team Consists Of: Rehabilitation Physician (physiatrist) Program Leader Case Management Rehabilitation Nurses Dietician Medical Psychology Staff Occupational Therapists Recreational and Activity Therapists Speech/Swallowing Therapists Vocational Rehabilitation Specialists Admission Criteria: Clinical Assessment Medically Stable Actively Participate in an Acute Rehabilitation Program All ages - Pediatric to Geriatric Support System Appropriate Discharge Plan Financial Approval from Florida Hospital

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Home About Us/Contact Us Kids Fun Pass Things To Do With Your Kids ... Customized Kids Fun Events For a list of events where you can see the South Florida Parenting crew this month, click here E-mail to a friend Art Museums provide family fun, whimsy and creativity By Lynn B. Behan South Florida's many art museums provide much more than pictures on a wall. They're proof that kids and museums do mix. With special programs, activities, tours and classes for kids and families, you have no need to worry about little hands touching the wrong thing or little feet disturbing another visitor's contemplative moment. And believe it or not, any worries about kids being bored in a roomful of fine art simply evaporate when you take the time to enjoy a cool, quiet afternoon or take in a family program at an art museum. Lyn Kurpiewski, education program coordinator at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale, says the job of her department is to help visitors understand what they are seeing. "Our goal is to let parents know that a visit to the museum can be a calming, peaceful and educational time to spend with their children," she says.

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Prepared by the Florida House of Representatives Justice Council Committee on Corrections Representative Allen Trovillion, Chair November 1998 CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION Findings Recommendations II. METHODOLOGY III. WHY ARE FAMILY ISSUES IMPORTANT? A. Inmates Are Returning to Our Communities B. Families Subsidize the Department of Corrections C. Families are Burdened by Incarceration D. Offenders with Family Contacts May Be Less Likely to Return to Prison E. Children are Affected by Incarceration IV. HOW DOES FAMILY CONTACT POSE SECURITY RISKS? A. Family Contact Creates Opportunities for the Introduction of Contraband 1. What is Contraband 2. How Big is the Contraband Problem? a. Contraband Incidents in the Mail b. Contraband Incidents in the Visiting Area B. Telephone Contact Creates Security Risks V. FAMILIES MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH TELEPHONE CALLS A. Rules for Using Telephones 1. Inmates Must Develop Approved Calling Lists 2. Procedures for Placing Inmate Calls 3. Inmate Calls Have Time Limits 4. Inmates May Make Calls in a Family Crisis

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The Florida KidCare Family of Programs Children's Medicaid : for children from birth through 18 (for income-eligible families) MediKids : for children ages 1 through 4 Florida Healthy Kids : for children ages 5 through 18 Children's Medical Services Network : for children from birth through 18 who have special behavioral or physical health needs or ongoing medical conditions Healthcare Providers by County: Click Here Children's Medicaid Children's Medicaid is a benefits-rich package for eligible children, through 18, whose family income is within certain limits. Children can now enroll in Medicaid through Florida KidCare, with no personal interview involved. There is no cost to families for KidCare Medicaid. Parents or guardians of enrolled children have different options when selecting a managed care program. They may choose a health maintenance organization (HMO) or MediPass, a primary care case management (PCCM) program. The Choice Counseling program helps families make this important decision. MediKids MediKids offers the same benefits-rich package as KidCare Medicaid but is not an entitlement program. It is for children ages 1 through 4 who are not Medicaid-eligible. Family income can be up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

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Florida Initiative As a national early childhood funder, the Foundation has a special focus on improving the infant/toddler care. In 1998, we launched our "Florida Initiative," designed to improve training and infrastructure for high quality birth to three care and education in one state. Working in conjunction with the Starting Points coalition, the Foundation sponsored two "summit" meetings where Florida's infant/toddler leaders shared information and discussed possibilities for strategic collaboration. Through a listserv and some smaller meetings following the first summit, participants established a collaborative action agenda. Much of this agenda has been accomplished through on-going projects, new legislative mandates and initiatives, and some new collaborative ventures. Other high priority items were supported with Foundation grants. The second summit explored progress and continuing needs in four areas. Informing Stakeholders, Galvanizing Public Will, and Increasing Resources

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The following educational events are provided by NAMI Florida as a convenience to our membership and to the general public. Please let us know if you have additional events to post. Thank you. 2003 Florida Family-to-Family Class Schedule "Take the NAMI Family-to-Family Education Program. It will help you learn to cope successfully with a major challenge in your life, and that, in turn, will help your loved one as he or she works toward recovery." - Peter J. Weiden, M.D. The NAMI Family-to-Family education course is a free 12-week long course designed for families who have relatives with serious mental illness. The course discusses the clinical treatment of these illnesses and teaches skills that family members need to manage more effectively. Classes are also posted on the National NAMI website. All classes listed below provide the starting date for the location listed. To obtain current listings as they are posted, refer to www.nami.org

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2004 Spring Conference-Register As a grassroots organization, NAMI Florida derives its strength and delivers most of its services through local and area affiliates. Local affiliate members truly are on the front lines leading the change to improve the quality of life for people and families coping with mental illnesses, to eliminate stigma, and raise awareness. NAMI Florida affiliates range in size from the five-member minimum to groups of more than 300 members. Most affiliate groups are older than NAMI Florida itself, while many new affiliates are starting. People join local affiliates for the services and opportunities they provide: One-on-one support from fellow members and/or the local telephone contact Family support groups Educational programs featuring expert guest speakers Family-to-Family Education Courses Local, state and national newsletters providing news and useful information from community, state and national perspectives

50. Central Florida YMCA Help provide afterschool and sports programs for youth. find out more ». The sevenports of life - spiritual, civic, family, recreation, job, health and self http://www.centralfloridaymca.org/

Develop your Spirit, Mind and Body with YMCA programs that promote fitness, positive values and positive behavior. find out more The 2004 Youth Scholarship Fund Campaign is underway at a YMCA near you. Help provide after-school and sports programs for youth. find out more Find out if you're living a healthy lifestyle. Take our Lifestyle Quiz. find out more Choose a YMCA career in health and wellness, youth programs, management and more. Make a difference in the lives of others. find out more 433 N. Mills Avenue Orlando, FL 32803 Phone 407.896.9220 Fax 407.896.4247 info@centralfloridaymca.org

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Advanced Search Find Residency Programs Offering Fellowships In: Faculty Development Geriatrics Obstetrics Rural Medicine ... Additional Sources of Information about residencies and residents. AAFP Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs The Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs published by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) is the best source for information on these programs. This directory lists each program in the United States, and covers many topics in detail faculty, staff, administration, accreditation, size, salaries, etc. Click on the map or links below for a list of Residency Programs in that area. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Puerto Rico The printed version of this directory is updated annually and published in February. Corrections for the online version may be submitted in writing to the AAFP by the residency's director . To obtain the printed directory, visit the AAFP's online catalog or contact the AAFP Order Department at 1-800-944-0000 and ask for item number W203. Questions and comments concerning the Residency Directory can be sent by e-mail to fp@aafp.org

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IFAS Home Florida First Florida Family Nutrition Program "A Partnership to Promote a Healthy Tomorrow Through Education Today." The Family Nutrition Program (FNP) at the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service, in collaboration with the Florida Department of Children and Families - Economic Self-Sufficiency and state and local agencies, provides educational programs in food and nutrition to food stamp recipients and food stamp eligible individuals and families. Program Goals for the Family Nutrition Program Structure of the Family Nutrition Program The Family Nutrition Program 2001-02 FNP 2003-04 Nutrition Education Plan ... Search Visit the Department of Family, Youth and Community Science s website for information on other Extension programs that address family, children, youth, and community issues. Staff This program is brought to you thanks to the support in funding of Florida Department of Children and Families and USDA Food and Nutrition Services, in collaboration with state, county, and local agencies. For IFAS-related questions or information, please contact

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