21. Family Service Center this agency is a part of hawaii; we are a tradition of serving America s military and military families. As you look through our programs and activities, know http://www.pearlharbor.navy.mil/FFSC/

The Pearl Harbor Fleet and Family Support Center homepage is now located within the COMNAVREG HAWAII Quality of Life Website, and you will be directed there in 10 seconds. Thank You. Pearl Harbor Serving the Hawaii Region General Information Current Month's Class Schedule Next Month's Class Schedule 2002 Class Descriptions ... 2003 ETAP/STAP Seminar Schedule Special Events and Classes Effective Coping In Uncertain Times Building Loving Relationships Holiday Stress Chinatown Walking Tour ... Aloha Tour "E komo mai" in the Hawaiian language means, "Welcome, come in." We at this Fleet and Family Support Center welcome you to our website and our part of the world. The staff at this agency is a part of Hawaii; we are a part of the US Navy; we are a part of a tradition of serving America's military and military families. We are proud to show you what we do with and for people. Our customers and clients are inevitably impressed with the great services they receive, the timely and complete information they are given, and the "aloha" (caring) we share with all who come in contact with us.

22. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: Crime In Hawaii spouse, 20.0%; unknown, 17.1%; immediate family, 14.3%; and 2000, 264 assaults on hawaii s police officers state Uniform Crime Reporting Program remarked that http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/rs/cih/index.shtml

Featured Links: Landlord Training to Keep Illegal Activity out of Rental Property Effects of Tourism on Rates of Serious Crimes in Hawaii Drug Arrests per Capita, by County, State of Hawaii, 1992-2002 Crime Mapping Applications for Hawai`i's Juvenile Justice Information System ... View or Download Hawaii crime data for 1975-2002 in MS Excel format Crime in Hawaii down 2.1% in first half of 2003 December 12, 2003 - The Department of the Attorney General's semi-annual Uniform Crime Report shows that the number of Index Crimes reported in Hawaii during the first six months of 2003 decreased 2.1% from the number reported during the first half of 2002. The number of violent Index Crimes (murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault) increased 10.9%, while property Index Crimes (burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft) fell 2.7%. The number of murders reported in the first six months of 2003 fell 8.3%, although the tally of other violent crimes increased: forcible rapes, up 1.6%; robberies, up 13.3%; and aggravated assaults, up 11.7%. For property Index Crimes, the number of offenses reported in Hawaii for the first half of 2003 decreased 7.4% for burglary and 3.6% for larceny-theft. Motor vehicle thefts increased 8.5%.

23. ABA Law Day Sample Programs Hawaii State Judiciary 2000 Sample programs. chat between students at Kaimuki High School and family Court Judge the clinics, information on legal issues facing hawaii s senior community http://www.abanet.org/publiced/lawday/ideas/hawaii_00.html

You currently do not have JavaScript enabled in your web browser. The ABA website relies on JavaScript for display purposes. To fully experience the ABA site, please enable javascript. Hawaii State Judiciary Contact: Marsha Kitagawa, Public Affairs Director Hawaii State Judiciary 417 South King Street Honolulu, HI 96813 E-mail: judpao@pixi.com Website: www.state.hi.us/jud Activity Summary: Activity Narrative: To commemorate Law Week 2000, the Hawaii State judiciary sponsored a variety of instructional/informational activities to expand the public's understanding of and appreciation for the rule of law and legal system. Four articles, written by Hawaii's Chief Justice Ronald Moon, Associate Justice Paula Nakayama, Circuit Court Judge Michael Town, and Administrative Director of the Courts Michael Broderick, were published in the state's most widely circulated daily newspaper, the Honolulu Advertiser, which is circulated to more than 113,000 daily readers in Hawaii. On Saturday, April 29 and Saturday, May 6, free "Elder Law Fairs" were conducted for the general public. During the clinics, information on legal issues facing Hawaii's senior community was presented, including information on Medicare/Medicaid, long-term care, elder fraud, estate planning, and living wills. The presenters were volunteer attorneys and legal professionals.

24. University Of Hawaii FPRP Residency programs. University of hawaii family Practice Residency Program Code 510322001 Program Structure2A. Primary Hospital for family Practice Residency http://www.aafp.org/residencies/510322001.html

Advanced Search AAFP Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs University of Hawaii Family Practice Residency Program Mililani , HI 96789 Note: This page reflects data from 2003 to 2004 Director's Name: Rebecca H.. Gladu, MD Phone Number: Fax Number: Web Site: http://www.uhfpres.org Email: vwabinga@uhfpres.org Program Code: Program Structure: Residency Location: Suburban Rural Primary Hospital for Family Practice Residency Admissions: Wahiawa General Hospital Total Beds: Beds are Available for FP Admissions for the Following Services: Family Practice, Medicine, Surgery, Psychiatry, Obstetrics , Pediatrics Number of Family Practice Centers: Number of Hospitals for Admitting: Number of Hospitals for Required Rotations: Other Residencies (not services) in the Hospitals used for Required Rotations: Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB - GYN, Surgery, Psychiatry Year of Initial Approval: Total Number of Graduates: Offered Positions 2003- 2004: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Filled Positions 2003- 2004: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Females 2003- 2004: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Under-represented minorities 2003- 2004: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Salaries 2003- 2004: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Weeks Paid Vacation Post-Graduate Year 1:

25. Fphome career through high quality predoctoral and graduate medical training programs. and leadership for the specialty of family Medicine in hawaii and the http://www.uhfpres.org/

Academic Links Med. Ed. Organizations Research Informatics ... STFM Online Info. Journals Texts Evidence Guidelines ... MDConsult Search the Web EBM Index HotBot Medbot Medical Indexes ... TRIP Database Our department at the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) was established in 1992. The Department of Family Practice and Community Health (DFPCH) set a goal of having both a required third year FP clerkship and the only civilian Family Practice residency in the state by 1994. It was accomplished in July of that year. There are many community faculty that provide teaching sites for our medical students. The Physician Center at Mililani and Wahiawa General Hospital are the primary residency teaching sites. The department chairman is Neal Palafox, MD, MPH. Mission Statement The mission of the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Department of Family Practice and Community Health is to both practice and teach high-quality medicine within the context of the basic principles of Family Practice, namely: Continuity of care Family Oriented Comprehensive and Holistic Care Community Orientation Cost-Effective Service Highest Quality of Care Possible As Teachers of Family Medicine, we are committed to:

26. Hawaii Family Dental Centers: Services: University Student Dental Plan Dental Plan must reside in hawaii, pay the for dental services received under the program. neoplasms or congenital malformations; general anesthesia including http://www.hawaiifamilydental.com/services_student_plan_desc.asp

Online Enrollment Plan Options Copayment Schedule Plan Description ... Policy Statements A Discount Dental Program Designed for University S t u d e n t s WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT DENTAL HEALTH PLAN The University Student Dental Plan is a dental discount program provided directly to you by our dentists. We are not an insurance company, and there is no insurance company involved. This means lower administrative costs and higher savings for our patients. Members of this plan simply receive discounted prices on dental procedures ranging from 20-80% off. The discounted prices for our services are provided to you in advance so that you know exactly how much you will be paying for the treatment you receive. You are guaranteed the same price for the same service every time. HIGHLIGHTS Low Fees No deductibles No waiting periods for pre-existing conditions No claim forms No maximum benefit amount Choice of dentists within network Enrollment online ELIGIBILITY An eligible Member in the University Student Dental Plan must reside in Hawaii, pay the applicable membership fees, and fall within one of the following categories:

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29. Site Map Ethics Board, family Support (Corporation Counsel), general Plan 1989 general plan general Plan Revisions Program general Plan Revision. hawaii Links, http://www.hawaii-county.com/site map.htm

Home Contact the County Departments Site Map Links Additional Information / Links A-G H-O P-Z Accounts Division (Finance) Aging (Office of): Office of Aging Website Office of Aging Contacts Partners in Eldercare ... Agriculture Big Island Agriculture Information Annual Reports: Annual Report 02-03 Annual Report 01-02 Annual Report 00-01 ... Automotive Division (Public Works) Bids - Purchasing Division Status of Bids and Proposals for the County of Hawaii Bid Information from Public Works Bid Information from the Department of Public Works Administration Big Island Film Office Budget Division: (Finance) Operating Budget Recap FY2003-04 Operating Budget Recap FY2002-03 Operating Budget Recap FY2001-02 Operating Budget Recap FY2000-01 ... Operating Budget Recap FY98-99 To view newer Budget Recaps use Adobe Acrobat Reader HTML Version Budget Recap FY2003-04 Text Versions Budget Recap FY2002-03 Budget Recap FY2001-02 Budget Recap FY2000-01 Building Division: (Public Works) Building Permits Main Page: Permits for 2003 Permits for 2002 Permits for 2001 ... Permits for 98 Hele-On Bus Information and Schedules Calendar Camping Permits: Online Camping Permits Mail in with Check * Online Camping Permit program for reservations paid by credit card.

30. Hawaii Oahu - Sea Life Park - All-Day Family Package Sea Life Park All Day family Package Includes • U Hawaiian Ray Encounter – An interactive program with stingrays in the Sea Life Park general Store, 10 http://www.hawaiiactive.com/oahu/htmls/templates/template-oahu-P.html?Act_Num=14

31. National Resource Directory - Hawaii hawaii. Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant program is family Violence Prevention The goal of this grant program is to fund programs that prevent http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/fund/nrd/hi.htm

Hawaii Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant program is to fund projects, as required by Federal guidelines, including projects with a victim services component. Department of the Attorney General Mailing Address: 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 586-1151 Fax: (808) 586-1373 Funds are available in the Fall and are publicized through mail-outs to government agencies which may include nongovernment agencies in their proposal. The funding process consists of the Governor's Committee on Crime evaluating proposals and determining awards. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year with extensions. Technical assistance is available through a workshop provided on the process and on request. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant program is to fund programs that prevent family violence and to provide immediate shelter and assistance for victims of family violence. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: P.O. Box 339 Honolulu, HI 96809-0339

32. HUD PEMCO information and changes to the HUD program, please read general public with information on singlefamily homes currently sale within the State of hawaii and in http://www.hudpemco.com/

To PEMCO LTD Home Page News and FAQs "What's New" FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) Available HUD Homes - General Listing Available Properties for Sale General Public Information How to Buy a HUD Home How to Locate a Certified HUD Broker Realtor-Broker Information Selling HUD Homes Broker Registration Broad Listing Broker/Closing Agent Bid Results - General Listing Bid Results Hawaii- Acceptable Bids Bid Results Guam- Acceptable Bids Other HUD Programs Good Neighbor, Gov't Program ($1 Homes) Listing for Local Government - Hawaii Listing for Local Government - Guam Officer/Teacher Next Door Program Bidding Information on General Listing Listing for Officer/Teacher - Hawaii Listing for OND/TND (GNP 2nd Stage) - Hawaii Listing for Officer/Teacher - Guam Listing for OND/TND (GNP 2nd Stage) - Guam Lottery Results - For OND/TND Good Neighbor Lottery Results - For OND/TND/Non Profits Listing for Non Profits/Govt Agencies - Hawaii Listing for Non Profits/Govt Agencies - Guam Lottery Results - For Non Profits/Govt Agencies

33. McLain Family Band - Series I, Sub-series 1-8 ListsKET programs; Play Lists-Radio/TV programs, no name; Box 20 Friends and family 1983-1985; 1999, no Indiana 1985; Group Thank You Notes, Lanai School, hawaii; http://www.berea.edu/library/Special/saafindaid/saa86series1.html

Guide to The McLain Family Band Records Southern Appalachian Archives Hutchins Library Berea College Accession Number 86 The McLain Family Band Records, 1964-1999 Bulk Dates 1968-1988 25.2 linear feet Overview Series Description Series I - McLain Family Band Sub-series 1 - Biographical Material Sub-series 2 - U.S. Performances Sub-series 3 - International Performances Sub-series 4 - General Correspondence Sub-series 5 - Subject Files Sub-series 6 - Financial Records Sub-series 7 - Photographs Sub-series 8 - Miscellany Sub-series 9 - Sound and Video Recordings Series II - McLain Family Bluegrass Festival Oversized Boxes Series I McLain Family Band Sub-Series 1 : Biographical Material Box 1 Biographies Biographical Information Packets Study Guides and Information Packets Fact and Data Sheets, 1974-1987 Press Release, 1973-1983 Press Release, 1984-1989 Press Release, no date Album List Clippings, 1954; 1970-1972 Clippings, 1973 Clippings, 1974 Clippings, 1975 Box 2 Clippings, 1976 Clippings, 1977 Clippings, 1978 Clippings, 1979 Clippings, 1980

34. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Editorial and poor or nonexistent support programs for overextended For many, the family assignments mean they will not then, to learn of a hawaii program called Project http://vlsh.org/01/SBEditorial.htm

Honolulu Star-Bulletin Editorials Wednesday, May 29, 2002 [ OUR OPINION ] Ambitious project links siblings in foster homes THE ISSUE A 2-year, private-public project arranges outings to bring together siblings who live with different families. WHILE the number of foster children has grown in recent years, support services have been crucial in the attempt to keep families from leaving the system. Hawaii is blessed with vibrant programs aimed at helping foster parents cope with the system's pressures and complexity. These support programs are deserving of more public support and voluntarism in times of diminishing government resources. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Service's inspector general, Janet Rehnquist, reported earlier this month that outdated services, ineffective recruiting and poor or nonexistent support programs for overextended parents had led to a national shortage of families willing to provide foster care. Moreover, the report found that children coming into the system have more behavioral problems. One of the obvious behavioral problems is caused by the separation of brothers and sisters into different families. For many, the family assignments mean they will not see each other for months or even years.

35. AARP Research | State Fact Sheets For Grandparents And Other Relatives Raising C In a unique national partnership, AARP, the Children s Defense Fund, Casey family programs, National Center for Resource family Support, The Brookdale http://research.aarp.org/general/kinship_care.html

your membership AARP home join AARP online community ... site map Browse by topic MAIN TOPICS -> Member Services and Discounts -> About AARP -> Community Service -> Computers and Technology -> Health and Wellness -> Legislation and Elections -> Life Answers -> Money and Work -> Policy and Research -> Travel and Leisure or Search State Fact Sheets for Grandparents and Other Relatives Raising Children More than six million children - approximately 1 in 12 - are living in households headed by grandparents (4.5 million children) or other relatives (1.5 million children). U.S. Census 2000 data tell us that 2.4 million grandparents are taking on primary responsibility for their grandchildren's basic needs. Many of these grandparents have assumed this responsibility without the parent of the child being in the home. These grandparent and other relative caregivers often lack information about the range of support services, benefits and policies they need to fulfill their caregiving role. In an effort to remedy this situation, a group of child and aging advocacy and research organizations has prepared State Fact Sheets, which provide helpful state-specific data and information for all the states and the District of Columbia. Census data on the number of grandparent caregivers and the children they are raising A comprehensive list of local programs, resources and services

36. Hawaii Workforce Informer, Labor Market Info Select An Area State of hawaii. RESIDENCY programs. VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS. WORK AND family STUDIES. http://www.hiwi.org/cgi/databrowsing/traProgramsSelection.asp?menuChoice=traProg

37. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News the environment, but just to get the family motivated, Lee It is a program similar to one proposed last spring charge for a second day of general trash pickup http://starbulletin.com/2003/09/10/news/story1.html

Wednesday, September 10, 2003 Mililani homes must recycle Residents will assume the role of guinea pigs for a mandatory curbside trash project Curbside collection schedule By Crystal Kua ckua@starbulletin.com About 11,000 households in Mililani will become the "guinea pigs" in the city's mandatory curbside recycling project, which will start on a four-month trial basis in November. "We really want to learn from the Mililani residents how we can take this program islandwide," Suzanne Jones, the city's recycling coordinator, said yesterday while announcing the pilot program. Mililani residents will be asked to place in front of their homes glass, newspapers, aluminum and plastic for recycling twice a month in either their current 96-gallon garbage bin or in a separate recycling bin provided by the city. Residents will have to separate their recyclable items from the general trash, but all the recycling items can be placed in one bin no sorting required. Homes will keep their current general trash pickup dates, while green waste will be picked up on alternating weeks with the recyclable materials. Mililani resident Debbie Lee has a sister in New Jersey who recycles all the time, but she's not sure she'll be able to get her family to do the same here.

38. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News of hawaii family Law and the annual hawaii Divorce Manual. 5 at 6 pm at the Casey family programs, 1848 Nuuanu assault and abuse of a household or family member http://starbulletin.com/2002/11/18/news/briefs.html

Newswatch Police, Fire, Courts By Star-Bulletin Staff Monday, November 18, 2002 Family Court offers divorce law seminar The Family Court of the First Circuit will present "Divorce Law in Hawaii" Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. in the Supreme Court conference room, on the second floor of Aliiolani Hale at 417 S. King St. The free program features divorce attorney William C. Darrah, who will give an overview of custody and visitation, division of property, child support, alimony and other matters relating to divorce. Darrah specializes in financially complex matrimonial matters and is editor of the monthly Journal of Hawaii Family Law and the annual Hawaii Divorce Manual. For more information, call the First Circuit Court Operations Office at 539-4448. Kailua Bay Council to conduct Heeia walk The Kailua Bay Advisory Council will conduct a guided walk along Heeia Stream 9-10:30 a.m. Nov. 23. For directions, contact Liz Harrington at 291-1116 or kbac.ed@verizon.net. Adoption group to hold informational meeting Adoption Connection is holding an informational meeting for families interested in opening their homes to special-needs children.

39. RWJF Grant Results Report: Evaluation Of Hawaii's Healthy Start Program of Contents RWJF interest areas Projects and programs in Community family Health. study sought to determine (1) how closely hawaii s HSP program http://www.rwjf.org/reports/grr/018303.htm

Home About Us Applying for a Grant Grantee Resources ... Order Grant Results Report Evaluation of Hawaii's Healthy Start Program (last updated August 2001) Summary This grant from The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) partially funded the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine to conduct an evaluation of Hawaii's Healthy Start Program (HSP) over a period of three years. HSP provides early intervention family support services to young children from birth to age 5 who are at risk for maltreatment. This evaluation sought to determine; (1) how closely the HSP implementation mirrored its design; (2) how effectively the program achieved its intended benefits for children and families; (3) how the fidelity of program implementation influenced program impact; and (4) how program benefits compared with program costs. Researchers randomly assigned 684 consenting, at-risk families either to the treatment group (HSP group) or the control group. Evaluation findings reported by investigators thus far in Pediatrics and an issue of The Future of Children , published by the Packard Foundation, that focused on recent program evaluations of home visiting programs include the following: (1) HSP staff were successful in determining infant maltreatment risk status for 84% of target families; (2) families with higher risk scores, young mothers with limited schooling, and families with infants at risk because of lower birth weight or preterm births were more likely to enroll in home visiting; (3) only half of the families that enrolled were active at one year; (4) most families enrolled for home visits were linked with a primary care provider, but linkage rates for other community resources varied widely by type of service; (5) although HSP visits improved family wellness according to several measures, no overall positive program impact emerged after two years in terms of child maltreatment, adequacy of well-child health care, or pediatric health care use for illness or injury. The researchers conclude in

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Our Company and Community AIG Hawaii Insurance Company, Inc. is the largest domestic insurer of group automobile insurance in the State of Hawaii. AIG Hawaii (AIGH) was established in the spring of 1987 and started writing auto policies in 1988 through Hawaii Insurance Consultants, Ltd, (HIC) its sister company and general agency. AIG Hawaii currently insures over 100,000 automobiles statewide and services over 75,000 policyholders. In addition to personal automobile policies, AIG Hawaii also underwrites homeowners, personal umbrella, motorcycle, business automobile, temporary disability, and workers compensation products. AIG Hawaii offices are located on Oahu, Kauai, Lanai, Maui, and Hawaii. Claims offices are located on all of the major Hawaiian Islands. AIG Hawaii is endorsed by over 200 of Hawaii's top organizations, including labor unions, educational and military associations, and credit unions. As a business and community leader, AIG Hawaii is dedicated to providing quality products and services to its clients and an enriching work environment for its employees while remaining financially responsible.

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