61. AAFP Directory Of Family Practice Residency Programs Faculty Development. Geriatrics. Obstetrics. Rural Medicine. Sports Medicine. AAFP Directory of family Practice Residency programs The Directory of family Practice Residency programs published by http://www.aafp.org/residencies

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

62. Subscribe - Casey Family Programs Yes, I’d like to receive updates from Casey family programs. http://www.casey.org/ContactUs/Subscribe/

Advanced Search Subscribe E-mail Us Subscribe ... Contact Us Subscribe Subscribe We invite you to keep in touch and informed. Sign up here. Yes, I’d like to receive updates from Casey Family Programs. Please send me: Casey announcements Press releases I prefer e-mail communications in: HTML Plain Text Please send my subscription to (bold items are required) Email address: Title: Mr Mr Mrs Ms Dr First name: Last name: Organization: Position: Street address: Street address 2: City: State: Alaska Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Iowa Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Mississippi Montana North Carolina North Dakota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Nevada New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Vermont Washington

63. Kansas State University Institute Of Personal Financial Planning The family Financial Planning program at kansas State University is designed to provide talented and ambitious students with the knowledge, skills, and tools http://www.ksu.edu/ipfp/

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64. The Centers Of The Life Span Institute At The University Of Kansas: Research-bas KUCDD applied research activities in Lawrence, Parsons and kansas City include model programs to serve children with disabilities and their families. http://www.lsi.ku.edu/lsi/centers/

Home Overview Centers Direct Services ... Center for Physical Activity and Weight Management Kansas Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Research Center More at Center website That work led to a program project grant and (in 1966) to an implementation core grant. At the same time, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology and biomedical programs expanded at KUMC to form basic and clinical research projects in fetal, neonatal and early developmental problems in children. For four decades the work has expanded. Associated with the intervention mission is a continuing effort to improve state and national service delivery systems so persons with disabilities can continue to move away from living in large, segregated institutions toward inclusive living environments that more closely resemble family life. Kansas University Center for Developmental Disabilities The Life Span Institute at Parsons More at Center website Juniper Gardens Children's Project More at Center website Beach Center on Disability More at Center website Research and Training Center on Independent Living More at Center website Gerontology Center More at Center website The University of Kansas Gerontology Center's mission is to: (1) to promote and conduct applied research on issues of aging; (2) to develop and administer a multidisciplinary program of education for students, practitioners, and researchers in the field of aging; and (3) to assist in the development and evaluation of programs and policies addressing the needs of elders. While the Center is interested in all areas of aging, it has a special interest in the social and behavioral sciences. A particular focus is on public policies and studies of long-term health care and housing alternatives, communication and aging, service utilization, and aging among minority populations.

65. The Life Span Institute At The University Of Kansas Research a radio column on the NPR program, Fresh Air Development, professor of human development and family life, and prompted by the May tornado in northeast kansas. http://www.lsi.ku.edu/

66. Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bond Program - Sedgwick County, Kansas Housing De 2003A Single family Mortgage Revenue Bond Program Issued by Sedgwick County, KS and Shawnee County, KS In partnership with The kansas Department of Commerce http://www.sedgwickcounty.org/Housing/bond_program.html

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67. Kansas City Regional Office City Regional Office of the Administration for Children and Families serves the four States of Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and kansas. Some of our programs are http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/region7/

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Kansas City Regional Office ACF Programs: Adoption Assistance Child Care Child Support Enforcement Child Welfare ... TANF Related Sites: Promoting Male Involvement Welfare to Work ... Children's Health Initiative Other Links: ACF National Page HHS Home Page Chicago Regional Office The Kansas City Regional Office of the Administration for Children and Families serves the four States of Missouri Iowa Nebraska , and Kansas . Some of our programs are: Child Support Enforcement Helps States locate absent parents, establish paternity, and enforce legal orders for support. For general information about Child Support, visit our national page at: www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/opa/facts/csenew.htm Head Start Designed to help break the cycle of poverty by providing pre-school children of low-income families with a comprehensive program to meet their emotional, social, health, nutrition, and psychological needs. For general information about Head Start, visit our national page at: www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/opa/facts/headst.htm

68. News Release In Kansas - HUD Guam and Puerto Rico will receive $47,688,000 in HUD family SelfSufficiency (FSS) Program grants. The following housing authorities in kansas will receive http://www.hud.gov/local/ks/news/pr2003-10-24.cfm

Kansas Local Newsroom Homeownership Renting ... Help News Release Information by State Print version Email this to a friend Dale Gray , Public Affairs Officer 400 State Ave., Kansas City, KS 66101-2406 Phone/Fax (913) 551-5542/(913) 551-5469 www.hud.gov/news For Immediate Release Friday October 24, 2003 MARTINEZ ANNOUNCES $376,953 IN GRANTS TO HELP KANSAS FAMILIES Funding Aimed at Making Families Employable, Self-Sufficients KANSAS CITY, KS - Housing and Urban Development Secretary Mel Martinez announced $376,953 in grants today to ten housing authorities in Kansas that will be used for job training and placement for low-income citizens. "This funding will help hundreds of citizens in Kansas find employment and eventually become economically independent," said HUD Secretary Mel Martinez. "HUD is committed to revitalizing communities through job advocacy, training programs and economic development." A total of 771 housing authorities in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam and Puerto Rico will receive $47,688,000 in HUD Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program grants.

69. Residency At Wesley Family Practice, Wichita, Kansas - The Place You Want To Be. DIVERSE PATIENT MIX includes insured, indigent, and government sponsored program. WE WORK HARD and we also play hard. Wesley family Practice * 850 N. Hillside http://www.wesleyfamilypractice.org/

Home Page Message from the Director Our Clinic Student Rotations Curriculum ... How to Apply Our program "in a nutshell:" R OTATIONS uniquely structured to be unopposed with other residency programs C OMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM with recently constructed state-of-the-art clinic E XTENSIVE TRAINING available in both in-patient and out-patient procedures H IGH VOLUME obstetrics with high-risk training including c-sections O UTSTANDING FACULTY with private practice experience in urban and rural areas. D IVERSE PATIENT MIX includes insured, indigent, and government sponsored program. W E WORK HARD and we also play hard Wesley Family Practice * 850 N. Hillside * Wichita KS 67214 * (316) 962-3976 Web Site Design by Lottridge Advertising

70. UMKC Family Studies Program in earning the family studies certificate, must be enrolled at the University of Missourikansas City. The family studies certificate program is designed for http://www.umkc.edu/familystudies/

F S P Family Studies Program Family values, poor children, and welfare reform are all hot topics in our society today. The Family Studies Program offers educational opportunities to students, human service personnel in both the public and not-for-profit sectors, as well as the general public to enhance understanding of the state of American families. What is Family Studies? Family Studies is an interdisciplinary, academic discipline which explores the many facets of families themselves as well as societal trends such as the aging population, economic changes and public policies - to name just a few - which influence families. Sociology, psychology, history, economics, and communications studies are just a few of the disciplines which contribute to our knowledge of families. The UMKC Family Studies Program focuses primarily on the situation of American families and the social services organizations which serve them. What can I do with a background in family studies?

71. Kansas FHA Mortgage Lenders include Section 203(b) A single family program that has down payment requirements as low as 3%, allowing you to finance up to 97% of the value of the home. http://www.amo-mortgage.com/kansas/fha.html

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72. Kansas Medical Society - KMS Alliance President's Page Through the Live and Then Give program of the AMA (founded by former Texas Medical Association President We collaborate with the kansas family Partnership, Inc. http://www.kmsonline.org/1400kmsalliance.html

Greetings from the Kansas Medical Society Alliance , I hope that you will take this opportunity to learn about our organization. We are a part of the AMA Alliance, which is the largest, most influential grassroots organization representing physician's spouses nationwide. The pro-active volunteer voice of the AMA, the Alliance is dedicated to promoting better public health, ensuring sound health care legislation, and fund-raising for medical education. Our members are enthusiastic, energetic, hard working individuals who share common goals as advocates for the FUTURE of the family of medicine, the medical family and medicine in Kansas. Alliance membership can provide a multitude of benefits to you: friendships, leadership training, and fund-raising opportunities just to name a few. Many of our members are enjoying volunteering in their children's classrooms and are making a difference in the character development of our youth, directly affecting the outcome of bullying and violence in our schools. We have a desire to improve the quality of life and enhance the perception of medicine by working hand in hand with our local alliances, our communities and our state organizations on significant and worthwhile programs. Please take a moment to read further to acquaint yourself with our many faceted organization.

73. Kansas Academy Of Family Physicians to have a generous contribution from the Baker Trust, LaCrosse, kansas. Your contribution to this program supports primary research and family medicine http://kafponline.org/foundationprograms.html

KAFP-Foundation Programs Endowed Professorships in Family Medicine Through the Kansas University endowment Association there is a campaign to raise the seed money for endowed professorships in Family Medicine on each campus. The KAFP and the KAFP-Foundation each have pledged $10,000 per year to this campaign, when funds are available. An endowed professorship offers many benefits to family medicine education. It sends a message to the administration of the University and to the legislature of Kansas. The message is one of support for family medicine and the general support we receive from the public. It provides funding to the Department of Family Medicine that is much needed. It lends clout to the Departments of Family Medicine from the standpoint of other university departments. You can donate to this campaign to the KAFP- Foundation or directly to the KU Endowment Association, by contacting Jim Brandmeyer at the KUEA. Ph. 913-588-5230 jbrandmeyer@kuendowment.org Summer Rural research program Each year about 35 medical students between their first and second year participate in the Kansas summer rural research program please correct the title of this program). The KAFP- Foundation initiated the program. It is currently partially funded by the foundation. We are also extremely grateful to have a generous contribution from the Baker Trust, LaCrosse, Kansas. Volunteer physicians from rural settings throughout the state contribute their time and supply housing to these medical students. Medical students gather research data and share a variety of medical experiences in rural settings. They receive a stipend for the summer. This program is highly acclaimed by all involved. There are often many more students interested than there are funds available. Your contribution to this program supports primary research and family medicine. Current co-directors are Dr. Allen Greiner and Dr. Michael Kennedy.

74. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family a partnership of Heart of American family Services and than 3,400 daycare providers in Missouri and kansas. for Low Income Advocacy and Support Program 2202 W http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/reskansas.htm

Kansas Resources Family Issues Bureau for Children, Youth and Families Kansas Dept. of Health and Environment 900 SW Jackson, Suite 1052-S Topeka, Kansas 66612-1220 Toll Free: 1-800-332-6262 Telephone: 785-291-3368 Fax: 785-296-8626 http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/bcyf/ The Bureau for Children, Youth and Families provides access to quality, comprehensive, family-centered preventive, primary care and specialty services for pre-conceptual and pregnant women, infants, children, adolescents, and children with special health care needs, and their families, especially those with low incomes or limited access to care. Child Care Association of Johnson County Karen Clayton, contact 7369 W 97th St Overland Park, KS 66212 Telephone: 913-341-6200 Fax: 913-341-2957 E-mail: ccajc@unicom.net http://www.communityconnection.org/ CCAJC strives to meet the needs of Johnson County's working families by providing child care referrals and training and supporting child day care providers and center personnel. Childcare Association of Wichita/Sedgwick County 1069 Parklane (Parklane Office Park) Wichita, KS 67218

75. Careers At Heart Of America Family Services coworkers and others. family Asset Building (FAB) Program Coordinator (kansas City, MO); kansas City, MO). Coordinates day-to-day http://www.hafs.org/careers/

Make a donation Career Opportunities Heart of America Family Services has the following positions available as of June 3, 2004. Bilingual Case Manager (Kansas City, KS) Ways to Work Program Coordinator (Kansas City, MO) Bilingual Administrative Assistant (Kansas City, MO) Part-time Child Care Teacher Bilingual Case Manager (Kansas City, KS) Provides high quality social work case management services to Latino clients guided by agency policies and programs. The position requires emphasis on the Strengths model of case management, proficiency in Spanish and cultural-competence. Essential Job Results Distributes materials, make contacts within the community to develop awareness of Dame La Mano services. Provides case management services by having a case load of 12 to 15 active cases resulting in a minimum of 50 service hours per month. Documents data collected, develops action plan with clients to assist them in meeting their needs, executes that plan with client while producing and maintaining a case file. Participates in program development, performing assigned tasks to either create or maintain program services. Demonstrates Bilingual abilities which permit translation and advocacy for the clients. Provides transportation for clients when needed and within the service descriptors of the program. Provides information for program reports and service analysis as required. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

76. City Of Junction City, Kansas Geary Community Hospital is also the host to the University of kansas family Practice Residency ProgramJunction City Rural Track. http://www.jcks.com/healthservices/gearycountyhospital.html

Home Health services Geary Community Hospital Geary Community Hospital offers outstanding care to patients and continuing and ongoing educational opportunities to our employees. Our state-of-the-art facility has outstanding services, compared to larger metropolitan hospitals, while providing the personal and caring touch of a smaller hospital. Geary Community Hospital is also the host to the University of Kansas Family Practice Residency Program-Junction City Rural Track. It is the only rural family practice residency left in the state. Specialties Bariatric surgery for the morbidly obese (Live Lite Weight Loss Program) Sleep Lab University of Kansas Family Practice Residency Program-Junction City Rural Track began in 1995. Martha K. Hover Women's Health Center with LDRP's and educational facilities Acute care medical and surgical Intensive Care Unit Outpatient Surgery Unit Rago Cardiopulmonary Center(Cardiac Rehab, Pulmonary Rehab, Smoking Cessation, CPR Certification classes)

77. Friendship Family Program (Guidelines & Responsibilities For Students) to learn more about your family and the United in advance for your involvement in this rewarding program. 501 East Saint Joseph Street 321 kansas City Street http://www.hpcnet.org/friendship_student

Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Search For Ivanhoe International Center Rapid City, South Dakota WELCOME * VELKOMMEN * TOOLI Friendship Family Program and National American University Students and families are matched for a period of up to one academic year.  Although the relationship may continue well beyond that year, we hope families will make themselves available to another student at the end of that period. Families and students are asked to make contact at least once each month.  It may be only to inquire about health and well-being, or it may be for an invitation.  Keep in contact with your family to show you are interested in them. The thought is the important thing.  This will also give you the opportunity to practice your English skills. Religion and religious institutions constitute an important aspect of our culture in the United States, which you should have an opportunity to learn about and observe if you so wish.  If your Friendship Family invites you to attend religious services with them, particularly during holidays, go only if you feel comfortable.  When you have questions regarding religion, we strongly encourage an open discussion.  The policy of the Friendship Family Program, in accordance with NAFSA: Association of International Educators policy, is that proselytizing (or recruiting) must not be carried out. Suggested activities for students and families to get together might include children’s birthday parties, school activities, sports events, lectures, and special holiday celebrations.

78. American Red Cross - Midway-Kansas Chapter ::: Programs & Services INTERNATIONAL SERVICES The American Red Cross helps families locate and Cross, through a partnership with KGE and kansas Gas Service More about this program. http://midwaykansas.redcross.org/?id=11&sub=4&sid=

79. State Of Kansas Division Of Emergency Management The program provides individuals or families with assistance to recover from a disaster and Disaster programs Page. Copyright 2000, State of kansas Division of http://www.accesskansas.org/kdem/disasterassistance.htm

General Information Preparedness Disaster Assistance Donations for Disaster Victims ... Kansas Web Site Individual and Family Grant Program Current maximum allowable amount for any one disaster to individuals or families is $13,600. Program funds for disaster-related necessary expenses and serious needs, including the following categories: The IFG Program is not intended to indemnify a victim against disaster losses or to purchase or replace items or provide services that could be characterized as non-essential, luxury, recreational, or decorative. The program provides individuals or families with assistance to recover from a disaster and establish a habitable and sanitary living environment. The Division of Emergency Management administers the IFG Program in cooperation with the federal government. Duties include administering the program in compliance with state and federal regulations and in cooperation with other state and federal recovery efforts, developing an administrative plan for implementation of the program, review applications, determine grant eligibility, prepare notifications of grant awards and denials, disburse and monitor the use of grant funds, respond to applicant appeals, provide progress reports, program review, program audits, and program closeout. Contact 1-800-621-FEMA Disaster Programs Page Upcoming Classes

80. Office Of The Governor Of Kansas: Governor Kathleen Sebelius Grants Program also staffs the kansas Criminal Justice Act; Victims of Crime Act; family Violence Prevention State Access Visitation Program; Rape Prevention http://www.ksgovernor.org/grants.html

HOME NEWS ROOM 2004 Budget Cabinet Members ... accessKansas Federal Grants Program Federal Grants Program The Federal and Other Grants Program also offers training opportunities. The program supports the Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Conference that is held each year and hosted by the Governor and the Attorney General. This is a two-day conference designed to help those working with crime victims. It offers a wide range of workshops regarding Kansas victim assistance programs and national speakers and is funded by the Federal Victims of Crime Act grant. Every crime victim deserves to receive the best possible service and to be provided with information about the crime committed against him or her. No matter where crime takes place, qualified and trained people should be available to assist victims and their families. Every advocate should have a basic understanding of the laws, services and resources available to help victims of crime. Building Advocacy Skills, Information and Knowledge (B.A.S.I.K.) is an intensive five-day training course designed to provide a basic foundation for providing victim assistance in Kansas. This training is offered every year during the first week in June and funds are provided by the Federal Victims of Crime Act Victim Assistance Grant. Grant funds are provided to a number of agencies that have developed training on a variety of issues. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation receives grant funds to provide training to law enforcement on the Kansas Criminal Justice Information System, the Kansas Incident Based Reporting System and the Kansas Law Enforcement Intelligence Network. The Kansas State Fire Marshal’s office provides statewide trainings to public safety personnel on the proper usage and storage of explosives and inspection of explosive sites. The Shawnee Regional Prevention and Recovery Services received grant funds to expand its Kansas Methamphetamine Prevention Project, which provides statewide training to address the methamphetamine issues in Kansas.

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