81. MDGenWeb: Finding Your Family In Maryland To find a local MD FHC, click maryland FHC Locations The Ancestral Files a CD-ROM program maintained by the Each record is in pedigree and family group record http://www.mdgenweb.org/mdstart.htm

Getting Started - How to Trace Your Maryland Family Welcome to The MDGenWeb Project's Getting Started page. If you are a first time visitor, I hope you will find this information useful and that it will help you get your Family Tree started. If you are a long-time friend of the MDGenWeb Project, then thanks for supporting this project! Please send email to State Coordinator Shari Handley if you have any research tips or sources you think would be valuable to our visitors. Congratulations! You've Finally Decided to Trace Your Family Roots! Genealogy, or the recorded history of one's ancestry, can be one of the most rewarding experiences, or one of the most frustrating, depending on your understanding of the science, your willingness to search, search, and search, and your dilligence/discipline for taking well-written notes. It is not an easy task, although you may be successful right from the start, and it will probably take you many years to accurately record your family's history. Is it worth all the effort? Well, that depends on

82. Local Board/Association Map in Priority Funding Areas. Call single family housing at MD MORTGAGE PROGRAM www.dhcd.state.md.us carries a for homes in Priority Funding areas of maryland; http://www.mdrealtor.org/affordablehousing.asp

Home Page Inside MAR Membership Information Appraisal ... MAR Membership Info Local Boards/Associations are encouraged to submit updates and additional housing initiatives to MAR Secretary JoAnne Poole at joanne@joannepoole.com For additional information about the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development programs such as the Affordable/Accessible Housing Registry for 2002-2003, click here click here Want to Advertise? Click Here... AMERICAN DREAM DOWNPAYMENT INITIATIVE - program assists low income, first-time homebuyers with downpayment and closing costs. For information on allocations, click here or for further program information click here AMERIDREAM, INC . - this non-profit association located at www.ameridream.org

83. Maryland Office For Children, Youth, & Families - Origin & Functions for Children, Youth, and Families works to ensure a stable, safe and healthful environment for children and families in maryland. For programs and services http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/mdmanual/08conoff/html/07chf.html

GOVERNOR GOVERNOR'S COORDINATING OFFICES In 1978, the Office for Children, Youth, and Families began as the Office for Children and Youth (Chapter 426, Acts of 1978). It reorganized under its current name in 1990 (Chapter 419, Acts of 1990). From January 1997 to July 2003, the Office functioned under the Office of the Lieutenant Governor. Headed by the Special Secretary for Children, Youth, and Families, the Office for Children, Youth, and Families helps State and local government agencies and organizations assist young people effectively and economically. To provide care through early intervention, prevention, and community services, priority is given to children and families most vulnerable to abuse, neglect, substance abuse, failure at school, family disintegration, and other problems. In meeting such needs, advice on local resources and priorities comes to the Special Secretary from child advocacy groups and parents. The Office also informs families and the general public about programs and services for youth. The Special Secretary for Children, Youth, and Families works to ensure a stable, safe and healthful environment for children and families in Maryland. For programs and services affecting children and their families, the Special Secretary identifies inefficiencies, duplications, and gaps in services and resources. The Special Secretary then analyzes departmental plans and budget requests; reviews federal, State, local and private funds used by and available to the State; and identifies items in the Governor's budget that affect programs and services for children and their families. In addition, the Special Secretary issues impact statements and makes planning and expenditure recommendations to the Governor and department heads. The Special Secretary also advises the General Assembly on the needs of youth and their families (Code 1957, Art. 49D, secs. 1-29).

84. The Maryland Food Bank...Feeding Hungry Marylanders Fresh Foods for Families, the maryland Food Bank’s produce program, distributed nearly 1.4 million pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables, despite the weather http://www.mdfoodbank.org/programs/fresh_food_for_families.htm

Donate Food Donate Money Volunteer Programs Fresh Food For Families Second Helping Bread On The Water Kids Cafe ... Contact Us MD Food Bank Events For March 2004 WWW MD FoodBank Website Site Map » Home »Programs Fresh Food For Families Printer Version Program Overview FY 03 Results FY04 Goals Last year, the Maryland Food Bank distributed nearly 1.4 million pounds of fresh produce and other fresh foods to our network of community food providers throughout the state of Maryland, despite the reduction in the amount of locally grown produce due to the drought. The Food Bank collects fresh fruits and vegetables from three sources: 1) Produce People Care at the Maryland Wholesale Produce Market in Jessup;

85. Special Olympics Maryland - Inspire Greatness The American Legion family consisting of The American Legion have always supported Special Olympics maryland competition and at both the local program and State http://www.somd.org/Awards/SOMDAwards.html

AWARDS Special Olympics Maryland Awards Each year Special Olympics Maryland recognizes outstanding individuals, organizations and businesses who have contributed to the success of our programs during the past Program Year. These award recipients are selected from nominations made by individuals, like you, who are knowledgeable about Special Olympics Maryland. You are invited and encouraged to nominate athletes, families, volunteers, companies and corporations, and other supporters of Special Olympics Maryland whom you feel have "Inspired Greatness". Please take the time to help us recognize the many individuals and groups who make our programs so successful. Descriptions Bob Janus Award Tom Bailey Award Mary Vane Memorial Award Louis L. Goldstein Award ... Chairman's Award for the Outstanding Area/City/County Directo r David G. Richardson Memorial Award Legion of Heroes Award Cal and Vi Ripken, Sr. Award Charles R. "Buddy" Jenkins, Jr. Memorial Award ... Stanley S. Herr Memorial ALPs Award (Athlete Leadership Program) Bob Janus Award for the Outstanding NEW Area/City/County Director.

86. Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA : *** maryland State Department of Human Resources Baltimore, MD AmeriCorps*VISTA members will implement a program to increase family adoption of approximately 2,500 http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_md.html

AmeriCorps*VISTA Programs: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming To apply for an AmeriCorps position, use our web-based recruitment system . Please note that the program descriptions below are for programs active in May of 2003. Descriptions in the recruitment section represent future positions, and may be different from those listed below. Programs are organized alphabetically by city. Projects please contact both stateprofiles@cns.gov and your Corporation State Office with updates. Joining AmeriCorps AmeriCorps*VISTA : Maryland Anne Arundel County Department of Aging Annapolis, MD AmeriCorps*VISTA Member will coordinate the recruitment, training, and matching of up to 40 RSVP volunteers with elementary school students in support of the America Reads Initiative. The member will extend the service to five more Title I schools; provide administrative support and improve communication between all partners; contribute to volunteer training and recognition; develop public and financial support for the program; assist with measurement and documentation; and, assist with identifying community support for the program. Notre Dame Mission Volunteer Program Baltimore, MD

87. About: Maryland Infants & Toddlers Program And Preschool Services Branch About the maryland Infants and Toddlers Program (birth to 3); About Preschool Special Education Services (3 through 5); About Support Services for Families of http://cte.jhu.edu/dse_eis/about-mitp.html

MSDE Special Ed MSDE Homepage Home About Directories Calendar Resources Links ... Activities MSDE Links Division of Special Education / Early Intervention Services MSDE Homepage MSDE Division of Special Education / Early Intervention Services 200 W. Baltimore St. 9th Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 (Maryland Only) Maryland Programs for Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers with Disabilities About Message from the Program Manager About the Maryland Infants and Toddlers Program (birth to 3) About Preschool Special Education Services (3 through 5) About Support Services for Families of Children with Disabilities (birth through 5) About the State Interagency Coordinating Council Maryland's Early Intervention System Overview: In 1986 Congress created a nationwide incentive for states to implement coordinated systems of early intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families by adding Part C to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

88. State Of Maryland - MARYLAND.GOV Welcome to maryland.GOV The official website of maryland. Therefore, your experience at maryland.GOV may be less than optimal. http://www.maryland.gov/communities/community.asp?UserID=2&CommunityID=204&Folde

89. What You Should Know About Maryland's TANF (Walfare) Program. TANF is the cash benefit program that replaced the AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) Program on January 1, 1997. In maryland the program is called http://www.dol.gov/wb/info_about_wb/regions/tanfmd.htm

W hat You Need To Know About Maryland's TANF (Welfare) Program While the clock is ticking.... What is TANF? TANF is the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program. TANF is the cash benefit program that replaced the AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) Program on January 1, 1997. In Maryland the program is called Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA). You can only get TANF for 60 months or 5 years in your life time. After that you cannot get welfare for yourself but your children will continue to receive benefits Any months you spend on TCA after January 1, 1997 counts toward the 60 months or the 5 year limit. Time spent on welfare before January 1, 1997 does not count The 5 year limit applies to all adults and heads of household. Heads of household are people who sign an application for TCA for themselves and a child. The 5 year limit does not apply to "child only" cases. For example, if a grandmother is getting TCA for a grandchild, but not for herself, the child's benefits will not end after 5 years. The assistance may continue until the child is 19 years old. Not every adult can get "child only" TCA. If you are the natural or adoptive parent of a child, you must be on the TCA grant with the child.

90. Resources In Wartime Extension/4H Support for Military Youth Families and Program Staffs www.reeusda.gov/4h/cyfar/military.htm. Supporting maryland Families During Times of War http://www.national4-hheadquarters.gov/wartime.htm

Join 4-H How to Join How to Volunteer Ways to participate Are You Into It? 4-H Basics 4-H History 4-H Lore 4-H Facts in Brief 4-H Strategic Plan ... FAQ 4-H Resources Curriculum Statistics Tax Exemption Programs of Excellence 4-H Partners Cooperative Extension National 4-H Council NAE4-HA Partner Organizations ... Partner in 4-H Award State 4-H Information State 4-H Web Sites State 4-H Exchanges 4-H Technology Policies and Strategies 4-H Tech Teams 4-H Around the World International Programs 4-H World Atlas For the 4-H Community Project Information Awards, Grants, etc. Alumni 4-H.org: for/by Youth ... Four-H-Web Related Web Sites N4-HYDC 4-H/Army Project CYFAR CYFERNet ... 4-H Home 4-H/Extension Resources for Families During Wartime 4-H campers in Virginia presented a Yorktown Naval Weapons Station representative with a banner, signed by all 216 participants, at their

91. HHS Approves Maryland Expansion Of The State Children's Health Insurance Program Today s amendment to the maryland SCHIP program raises the income eligibility level to cover families with incomes between 200 percent and 300 percent of the http://www.cms.hhs.gov/schip/20001107.asp

Search Frequenty Asked Questions Programs Medicare Medicaid SCHIP HIPAA ... CLIA Topics Advisory Committees Coverage Manuals Medicare Modernization Act ... State Waivers Resources Acronyms Contacts Events Forms ... Search FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000 Contact: HCFA Press Office HHS APPROVES MARYLAND EXPANSION OF THE State officials expect this expansion of their SCHIP program to cover an additional 19,600 currently uninsured children, in addition to the 61,500 already covered. Maryland is eligible to receive over $56 million in funds for fiscal year 2000. SCHIP is historic, bipartisan legislation signed in 1997 by President Clinton. The SCHIP law appropriates $24 billion over five years to help states expand health coverage to children whose families earn too much for traditional Medicaid, yet not enough to afford private health insurance. Maryland, like all states with SCHIP plans, will receive federal matching funds only for actual expenditures to insure children. "The Clinton administration and the states are working together to give children the health care they need to live longer, healthier lives," said Secretary Shalala. "It's a pleasure to approve the Maryland amendment and I look forward to more states expanding their programs in the future."

92. Membership At Maryland Farms YMCA The maryland Farms YMCA is part of the YMCA of values are evident in each of our program areas the YMCA where we build strong kids, strong families, and strong http://www.ymcamidtn.org/marylandfarms/member.htm

Members, guests and visitors expressly assume the risk of damage or harm to person or property. Accordingly, neither the YMCA nor any of its agents, employees, servants, or invitees shall be liable to the person or any of the person's family, agents, employees, servants or invitees for any damage to persons or property when and to the extent that any such damage or injury may be caused, either proximately or remotely, wholly or in part, by any act or omission, whether negligent or not, of the YMCA or any of its agents, employees, servants, or invitees or due to the condition or design or any defect in the building, its mechanical systems, or its equipment. Our Mission Character Development Our 100% Guarantee Facility Membership Privileges ... Holiday Schedule FACILITY MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES Membership at all 19 YMCA of Middle Tennessee locations No contracts to sign for membership Nursery Service available for free with family membership Clubhouse is free for children ages 7 to 11 Free group exercise classes. This includes aerobics, yoga, spin, and much more!

93. Howard County Health Department: Maryland Children's Health Program (MCHP) Infor A health insurance program that offers full benefits to working families with low to average income. maryland Children s Health Program (MCHP) gives full http://www.co.ho.md.us/Health/HealthMain/ChildrensHealth/ChildrensHealth_MCHP.ht

Advanced Searching... Home Site Directory Contact Info ... Lead Maryland Children's Health Program (MCHP) Women's Health Environmental Health Addictions Services... Cancer ... Service Locations... MARYLAND CHILDREN'S HEALTH PROGRAM (MCHP) What is MCHP? What is covered? Who is eligible? How do you apply? ... Do you want to know more about MCHP? What is MCHP? A health insurance program that offers full benefits to working families with low to average income. Maryland Children's Health Program (MCHP) gives full health benefits to children up to age 19 and pregnant women of any age. Medical services are provided through the HealthChoice Program. HealthChoice is made up of private Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) located throughout the State of Maryland. We can help with: Pregnancy Tests Assisting with enrollment Answering questions Understanding Managed Care Organization (MCO's) Accessing other Health Department Programs (WIC, Healthy Start, Family OPTIONS, Childbirth Classes) What is covered? Children up to the age of 19 Sick and well visits to doctor Hospitalization Dental Care Immunizations (shots) Prescriptions Vision Care Transportation Mental Health Services Pregnant Women Prenatal and postpartum visits Lab Tests Prescriptions including prenatal vitamins Doctor and hospital delivery fees Healthy Start home visits Vision and Dental Services Mental Health Services Drug and Alcohol Services Transportation Who is eligible?

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