81. Department Of Child Family Studies Home Work and the Department of Community and family Health in Public Health, the Louisde la Parte florida Mental Health in the MSW/MPH Dual Degree Program who are http://cfs.fmhi.usf.edu/

Prospective Students Our Students Visitors Campuses ... CFS Divisions Institute Links News releases, Calendar, Conferences Visitor Information About the Institute History Publications Research Projects Library Educational Opportunities Academic Programs, Training, Workshops About this Site Upcoming events The Institute's 30th Anniversary Events. View Institute Website for May activities. CFS Calendar 2004 Quick Links CFS News Center Featured Publications Visit our Publications Highlight Page often for new releases Data Trends provides weekly updates and summaries of current research in children's mental health. About CFS: Areas of Inquiry Employment Opportunities What's New? Florida KIDS COUNT Responds to National Calls to Action For At-Risk Youth The newly released Annie E. Casey Foundation 2004 National KIDS COUNT Data Book reveals that Florida's rank remains unchanged from last year, placing the state 34th among all states on the well-being of America's children. More significant is the fact that from 1996 to 2001 Florida improved in eight out of 10 measures reflecting child welfare. CFS's Dr. Krista Kutash Receives Outstanding Contributions Award for 2004

82. Kaiser Family Foundation: Media Fellowships And  Internship Programs - Kaiser F Program The Henry J. Kaiser family Foundation 2400 The Kaiser Media Fellowships Program,in partnership with the AIDS in South florida A sevenpart report by http://www.kff.org/about/mediafellowships.cfm

.cpHideForMenus Health Insurance/Costs HIV/AIDS Medicaid/SCHIP Medicare ... kaiserEDU.org Please Select Fact Sheets Issue Briefs News Releases Presentations Surveys Testimony Video/Audio The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation sponsors the following opportunities for U.S. journalists interested in health reporting: The Kaiser Media Fellowships in Health a mid-career program for print, broadcast or online reporters and editors interested in health policy, health financing and public health. Application deadline: The 2004 Kaiser Media Fellows have been selected. The deadline for the 2005 Kaiser Media Fellowships in Health will be in March 2005. The Kaiser Media Mini-Fellowships for HIV/AIDS travel and research grants for print, broadcast or online journalists interested in reporting on HIV/AIDS in the US and globally. Application deadline: The 2004 Kaiser Media Mini-Fellows have been selected. The application deadline for the 2005 Kaiser Media Mini-Fellowships will be in November 2004. The Kaiser Media Internships a summer internship program for young minority journalists interested in specializing in urban public health reporting. Application deadline: The 2004 Kaiser Media Interns have been selected. The deadline for the 2005 Kaiser Media Internships will be in December 2004 and January 2005.

83. ACS :: ACS’ ROCK Program Plans Family Retreat In Florida It s easy and fun! Learn more. ACS’ ROCK Program Plans family Retreat in florida.Reaching Out to Cancer Kids Includes Having Fun. Article date 2001/09/06. http://www.cancer.org/docroot/NWS/content/NWS_5_1x_ACS_ROCK_Program_Plans_Family

Home Community Get Involved Donate ... Search GetRandomImage("headerImage", "jpg", 121, 77, 30); My Planner Register Sign In ACS News Today ... I Want to Help Help in the fight against cancer. Donate and volunteer. It's easy and fun! Learn more Reaching Out to Cancer Kids Includes Having Fun Article date: The weekend of September 28, parents will have an opportunity to learn more about the disease from medical professionals in a casual setting, while their children are treated to fun and educational programs, and activities. Families ROCK Weekend offers families the opportunity to meet and bond with others facing cancer. Attendees learn how to cope with the side effects of pediatric cancer treatment in an environment conducive to learning and having fun. no charge to Families ROCK Weekend participants. The American Cancer Society pays for lodging, food, and transportation expenses. (Incidental expenses are the responsibility of each family.) For more information, contact: Marilyn Westley, director of childhood cancer programs, American Cancer Society, 3709 West Jetton Avenue, Tampa, FL 33629, Phone: 800-444-1410, ext. 405 Writer: Rebecca Myers Editor: Sarah Goodwin ACS News Center stories are provided as a source of cancer-related news and are not intended to be used as press releases Printer-Friendly Page Email this Page Bookstore ... Learn About Cancer createContextNavLink('', '/asp/login/logreg.asp?navToScreen=reg_0', '', '/docroot/NWS/content/NWS_5_1x_ACS_ROCK_Program_Plans_Family_Retreat_in_Florida.asp', '', '');

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85. ACF - Office Of Planning, Research, & Evaluation The Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation’s evaluation of florida’sFamily Transition Program (FTP) was funded by a contract with the florida http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/florida_final_trans/fl_title.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Next Chapter The Family Transition Program: Final Report on Florida's Initial Time-Limited Welfare Program Table of Contents Dan Bloom, James J. Kemple, Pamela Morris, Susan Scrivener, Nandita Verma, Richard Hendra, with Diana Adams-Ciardullo, David Seith, Johanna Walter December 2000 Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation The findings and conclusions presented in this report do not necessarily represent the official positions or policies of the funders. For information about MDRC, see our Web site: www.mdrc.org HOME MISSION WHAT'S NEW ... LINKS This page was last updated on Wednesday, 09 Jun 2004 12:26:21 EDT . Next Chapter OPRE Home Florida Final Transition Program Table of Contents ... First.Gov: The U.S. Government's Homepage

86. RELIEF Program - Florida Department Of Elder Affairs DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE The RELIEF Program offers family members and loved onesproviding RELIEF Program Sites. Northwest florida Area Agency on Aging, Inc. http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/english/relief.html

RELIEF Respite for Elders Living In Everyday Families The RELIEF Program will provide in-home respite that is an expansion of respite that is currently available through other programs, specifically including evening and weekend respite. The purpose of this service is to increase the ability of a family unit to continue to care for a homebound elderly individual by providing in-home respite beyond the basic provisions of current public programs. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE One of the unique features of the program, in addition to being on weekends and evenings, is that respite is conducted by carefully selected, screened and trained volunteers of varied ages. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED By becoming a RELIEF volunteer, you can provide respite to caregivers of frail, home-bound elders. Volunteers are asked to provide companionship for up to four hours at a time, even during evenings and weekends. Training is provided. Volunteers who qualify may be eligible for a stipend, an allotment of funds to enable a diverse population of volunteers to provide services. The stipend is for a period of service and is not an hourly wage. Mileage and expenses may also be reimbursed. If you care about people, RELIEF needs you to help fulfill the wish of an elderly individual to remain at home through out their lives. To learn more about how you can make a difference in your community, and become a RELIEF volunteer, contact one of the RELIEF sites listed below.

87. Special Olympics Florida family would like to become involved in Special Olympics florida in your contact yourCounty Coordinator for more information on your county s family program. http://www.sofl.org/families.aspx

FAQ Sports State Games Inside SOFL ... Related Sites PDF documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader to download. Download it Now Families Make A Difference Our families play a critical role in the continued success and growth of Special Olympics Florida. Families are volunteers, coaches, fundraisers, speakers, but most importantly, they are a constant source of support and encouragement for their athlete. Families know first hand the remarkable difference Special Olympics makes in the lives of their athletes. Families know that Special Olympics gives athletes the self-assurance and belief in their abilities so that they can become an intricate part of their community whether that is at home, at school or in the workplace. If you would like to register your athlete for Special Olympics Florida, visit our Athletes page. If you and your family would like to become involved in Special Olympics Florida in your respective county, please complete the Special Involvement form. Please feel free to contact your County Coordinator for more information on your county's family program. Want to Learn More?

88. BIAF: Brain Injury Association Of Florida The family Support Program is funded by the State of florida, Department of Health,Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Program. The family Support Program Mission. http://www.biaf.org/main_page.php?category_code=LINK2&flag=&pg_sub_cat_id=&actio

89. VIRGINIA AND FLORIDA CHILD BRAIN INJURY COMPENSATION FUNDS You asked for information on programs in Virginia and florida that compensatefamilies whose babies are born with neurological impairment. SUMMARY. http://www.cga.state.ct.us/2003/olrdata/ph/rpt/2003-R-0620.htm

September 11, 2003 2003-R-0620 VIRGINIA AND FLORIDA CHILD BRAIN INJURY COMPENSATION FUNDS By: Saul Spigel, Chief Analyst You asked for information on programs in Virginia and Florida that compensate families whose babies are born with neurological impairment. SUMMARY In response to increasing costs of medical malpractice insurance and insurers withdrawing from the market in the late 1980s, Virginia and Florida both created funds to compensate families for the lifetime medical expenses they incur when their child is born severely impaired because of neurological injuries suffered during the birthing process. Infants were singled out because lawsuits associated with these cases have a relatively high success rate and successful cases tend to result in large monetary awards. The fund and claims process is an alternative to malpractice litigation. If a family is eligible for coverage, it cannot pursue a malpractice claim; if it is found ineligible for coverage, it can then litigate. In both states the fund is capitalized by annual assessments from physicians and hospitals. In both, physicians who participate in the program pay $ 5,000 per year and hospitals pay $ 50 per live birth. Participation in both states is voluntary. Doctors and hospitals that

90. Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches - Caruth Camp camping program) served 995 during the summer of 2000. As the result of thoughtfulgifts from our generous donor family, the original dream of two florida http://www.youthranches.org/caruth.htm

Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches ~ Caruth Camp ~ Mailing P.O. Box 10 Inglis, FL 34449-0010 Physical U.S. Highway 19 N Inglis, FL 34449 Phone Fax In 1986, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Caruth, Jr., of Dallas, Texas, leased 182-acres of woodlands to the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches and issued a challenge to develop a childcare, wilderness education program. The Georgia-Pacific Corporation provided an additional 60-acres of land for the project. For many years, it operated as a wilderness camping program for boys who did not meet the traditional residential childcare criteria. The program, based on experiential learning opportunities, was successful but only served 18 boys at a time. In 1997, the Caruth Camp was converted from a wilderness program to a mirror image of the Youth Camp. Beginning in November 1997, the Caruth Camp introduced the Project Harmony program. This program is a 5 day leadership retreat for middle school students. The goal is to teach children problem-solving and communication skills while addressing racial tension and conflict within the schools. Youth undergo intensive training in conflict resolution, cultural diversity, environmental awareness, group-building exercises, academics and camping. This nationally recognized program, along with Summer Camp and other family programs will serve approximately 2,000 boys and girls every year. Project Harmony® served 1,949 during 1999-2000, while "Harmony in the Streets" (a mobile camping program) served 995 during the summer of 2000.

91. Children's Hospice International attention by florida s hospice programs and florida s Children s Medical ServicesProgram in the the needs of those children and their families. http://www.chionline.org/states/fl.phtml

CURRENT PROGRAMS: FLORIDA Colorado Florida Kentucky New York ... Utah The Florida CHI PACC Model Agency for Health Care Administration, Florida Department of Health, Florida Hospices and Palliative Care, Inc. A Children's Hospice International Program for All-Inclusive Care for Children and their Families (CHI PACC Modeled after the Children's Hospice International Program for All-Inclusive Care for Children and their Families (CHI PACC ) and underwritten by the U.S. Government grant to Children's Hospice International for its CHI PACC Program. Extensive and continuing attention by Florida's hospice programs and Florida's Children's Medical Services Program in the Department of Health indicates that the services available to children with life-threatening conditions are not meeting the needs of those children and their families. A study conducted in 1999 reported that 50% of the hospice programs in Florida felt that the needs of terminally ill children were not addressed to their satisfaction. At that time, only 18 hospice programs of the 36 surveyed provided a full hospice program for children. In 2000-2001, only 95 children out of a total of 11,601 Medicaid beneficiaries received hospice care. As a result, The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) formed a public/private partnership that includes AHCA's Medicaid Program, the Florida's Department of Health's Children's Medical Services Network (CMSN) and Florida Hospices and Palliative Care (FHPC). The CHI Program for All Inclusive Care for Children (CHI PACC

92. FindLaw: Legal Subjects: Family Law: State Forms And Information Child Support Enforcement Program of the florida Department of Revenue responsiblefor florida family Law Rules and Forms. florida family Law Rules and Forms http://www.findlaw.com/01topics/15family/statefam.html

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93. AHCA: Medicaid Services They are as follows florida KidCare Enrollment. Families that need health insurancefor their children should continue to apply Healthy Kids Program Changes. http://www.fdhc.state.fl.us/Medicaid/MediKids/kidcare.shtml

About Medicaid Overpayment Area Offices Assistive Care ... Utilization Review Download Acrobat Reader MediKids KidCare Publications Links What is KidCare? (Florida's Children's Health Insurance Program) FLORIDA KIDCARE CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM CHANGES There have been some changes to the Florida KidCare Program, effective July 1, 2003 . They are as follows: Florida KidCare Enrollment. Families that need health insurance for their children should continue to apply, since applications will be accepted and children enrolled as space is available and according to the date their application is received. Waiting lists may be necessary in the coming year because of enrollment limits. However, Medicaid will continue to accept applications and enroll eligible children all year; waiting lists do not apply to Medicaid. Monthly Premium Payment Increase. Effective July 1, 2003, the minimum monthly premium is $20 for MediKids, Healthy Kids, and the Children's Medical Services Network (non-Medicaid). Parents need to pay the higher premium, because their children could be disenrolled for at least 60 days if they don't. There is no monthly premium for Medicaid. Healthy Kids Program Changes. Effective July 1, 2003, Healthy Kids dental benefits will be limited to $750 per child, per year. On October 1, 2003, co-payments for children enrolled in Healthy Kids will increase to $5 for certain health services.

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95. Devereux: Helping Children And Adults With Emotional, Developmental, Educational nonprofit organization offering healthcare to children, adults families with special aparent of a child in the Devereux florida foster care program. http://www.devereux.org/

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96. Florida State Courts Administrative and general information about florida state courts. http://www.flcourts.org/

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98. Florida Housing Finance Corporation Homeownership is part of the American dream, and florida Housing s single familyprograms are helping more and more Floridians realize their dream of http://www.floridahousing.org/ViewPage.aspx?page=111&p1=2

99. Florida Housing Finance Corporation Low to moderate income families in the market for purchasing cost assistance ofup to $14,999 through florida Housing s FirstTime Homebuyer program. http://www.floridahousing.org/ViewPage.aspx?page=109

100. Florida's E-Budget - Strengthening Florida's Families - Guardian At Litem Progra For more information on the Guardian Ad Litem Program, please visit the GuardianAd Click here to return to the Strengthening florida s Families Priority page. http://www.ebudget.state.fl.us/govpriorities/strengthening_families/guardian_ref

Education Creating A Climate for Job Growth Florida Means Business Strengthening Florida's Familes ... Print Guardian Ad Litem Program Over the past five years, Governor Jeb Bush has demonstrated his strong commitment to the Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Program. The mission of the program is to advocate for the best interests of children who are abused, neglected, or abandoned and who are involved in court proceedings. Each of the 20 judicial court circuits employs a Guardian Ad Litem staff that recruits, trains and supervises volunteer Guardians Ad Litem. These volunteer Guardians Ad Litem visit with the children and their families, and assume the role of advocates for the child, providing the court with information, and representing the child’s best interest in court. In 2003, Governor Bush advocated and signed legislation to better coordinate activities among the courts, the Department of Children and Families, Guardian Ad Litem staff and local communities. The bill provided for the transfer of the Guardian Ad Litem Program to the Justice Administrative Commission, and provided for the appointment of a full-time executive director to oversee the program statewide. The executive director will provide technical assistance to all the programs in each court circuit, develop statewide performance measures and standards, develop a Guardian Ad Litem training program and curriculum, and ensure the maximum use of funding sources. Governor Bush has dramatically increased statewide funding for the Guardian Ad Litem Program.

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