41. Minnesota Genealogical Society - Quarterly Genealogy Programs year with guest speakers presenting programs on various , June 19, 2004 GreaterMinnesota - Saint Cloud. Automated Resource Center at family History Library http://mngs.org/quarterly.html

Minnesota Genealogical Society 5768 Olson Memorial Highway Golden Valley MN 55422 mngs.org Quarterly Genealogy Programs MGS sponsors four events each year with guest speakers presenting programs on various aspects of genealogical research, tailored to meet the diverse needs of both beginning and experienced genealogists. These events are open to the public. MGS members receive discounts for most events as well as for most MGS class offerings. Upcoming Meetings June 19, 2004 - Greater Minnesota - Saint Cloud September 25, 2004 - Annual Seminar with Alan Mann, A.G. Alan was Supervisor, Automated Resource Center at Family History Library (6 years), Senior Reference Consultant, British reference, Family History Library (7 years), Computer Coordinator, Family History Library (since August 2002) December 4, 2004 - Winter Meeting - Fort Snelling History Center March 26, 2005 - 15th Annual "Branching Out" Meeting June 18, 2005 - Greater Minnesota September 24, 2005 - Annual Seminar December 3, 2005 - Winter Meeting Quarterly Meeting Email Reminders Email reminders of the Minnesota Genealogical Society quarterly meetings are sent to members. MGS members can receive these reminders by sending their email address to

42. Family Support America States Initiative - Minnesota understanding of family support centers, programs, and approaches; Provided logosand graphics to ensure congruity between family Support minnesota and family http://www.familysupportamerica.org/content/mapping_dir/fsstates/fsa_mn2.htm

Skip Navigation Home Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us ... Certification Family Support America States - Minnesota A pioneering effort to change the way state governments and local communities deliver services to families Colorado Connecticut Georgia Michigan ... West Virginia Family Support Minnesota Back To Overview Highlights of Family Support Minnesota Accomplishments Family Engagement State Accomplishments TA and Support Provided by Family Support America Established the Council on Parent Leadership, comprised of parent leaders from across the state Developed an assessment instrument, based on the principles of family support, for Parent Leadership Training Programs and curricula across the country Initiated a national inventory of parent leadership training curricula Conducted statewide training on Family Support America’s family engagement curriculum, Making Room at the Table Using the Internet, enabled parents from across the state to facilitate training sessions Provided training on parent/professional partnerships to West Virginia, Colorado, and Wisconsin

43. Covering Kids & Families: Projects tool developed by Covering Kids in minnesota is called programs, school lunch program,the working family tax credits and public child care programs. http://coveringkidsandfamilies.org/projects/index.php?StateID=MN

44. Family Voices State Information: Minnesota of minnesota is supported by and housed within The family to family Health AdvocacyCenter at PACER Center. We collaborate with many organizations and programs http://www.familyvoices.org/st/MN.htm

Minnesota (State Chapter) Family Voices of Minnesota at the PACER Center State Contact: Carolyn Allshouse (800) 537-2237 Ext. 1347 E-mail: callshouse@pacer.org website: www.pacer.org/health/voices.htm Useful Links SCHIP Profile (State Child Health Insurance Program): Information about how SCHIP is implemented, contact information, and statistics on coverage Minnesota SCHIP Profile (pdf) SCHIP Update for Fall, 2003: Information about how state budget cuts are impacting SCHIP enrollment and costs Minnesota SCHIP Fall 2003 Update (html) North Star - Minnesota State Government Online MinnesotaCare Children's Hospitals and Clinics Gillette Children's Hospital ... Resources and Links Family Voices, Inc. 3411 Candelaria NE, Suite M Albuquerque, NM 87107 (505) 872-4774 or (888) 835-5669 Fax: (505) 872-4780 Email: kidshealth@familyvoices.org

45. Minnesota Fathers & Families Network: Public Policy Page family Assistance Guidebook Released January 2004, this guide describes the federaland state programs that provide assistance to minnesota families in the http://www.mnfathers.org/policy.html

Public Policy Issues Resources Relating to State and Federal Legislation: State of Iowa : Fatherhood, Marriage and Family Supports Advisory Group Report and Recommendations . Presented to the Iowa General Assembly and Gov. Thomas Vilsack, January 2004. Track the status of the Minnesota House of Representatives Bill 2893 : Child custody presumption in favor of joint physical custody provided (proposed March 2004). Th e Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) has released a number of documents related to fatherhood public policy: “ No Minor Matter: Developing a Coherent Policy on Paternity Establishment for Children Born to Underage Parents ” March 2004; “ Marriage Provisions in Welfare Reauthorization Bills ” March 2004; “ State Policy Regarding Pass-Through and Disregard of Current Month’s Child Support Collected for Families Receiving TANF-funded Cash Assistance ” Feb 2004. Minnesota's 2004 Omnibus Family Law Bill : SF 758 and Senator Neuville's proposed amendments (March 2004).

46. Case Summary: Minneapolis Public Schools minnesota Department of Education passed a regulation requiring every school districtin the state to spend $5 per pupil on parent/family involvement programs http://www.ed.gov/pubs/SER/ParentComm/minneap.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Studies of Education Reform: Parent and Community Involvement in Education - 1995 Minneapolis Public Schools Minneapolis, Minnesota Case Summary The Volunteer Services/Family Partnerships (VS/FP) program in Minneapolis Public Schools falls under the umbrella of curriculum and instruction. The VS/FP is seen as a support system for strengthening student achievement by providing human resources and materials for training parents/families and the community to be advocates for students. A unique feature of the Minneapolis Public Schools is its administrative and organizational structure. Recently, the Minneapolis school board entered into a contract with a local for-profit consulting firm to oversee the 44,000-student district. The contract holds the superintendent (the consulting firm's CEO) and other school officials financially accountable for a set of objectives. One of the highlights of this performance-based contract was to devise a strategy to increase family involvement in schools. "...this system forces administrators to examine the necessity, effectiveness, and efficiency of what they are doing."

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48. Section 2031. Food Stamp Portion Of Minnesota Family Investment Plan 282 of the 1989 Laws of minnesota, and after whether the Project more effectivelyhelps families to become do the food stamp program and programs under parts A http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/casecode/uscodes/7/chapters/51/sections/section_20

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50. Introducing The “Building Secure And Healthy Families Act Of 2003” Income enhancement programs (like the minnesota family Investment Program);; programsthat provide education, opportunity and support to teens to reduce first http://www.house.gov/stark/news/108th/sahfstate.html

Introducing the "Building Secure and Healthy Families Act of 2003" February 11, 2003 Mr. Speaker, As the current Republican marriage proposal demonstrates, even when Republicans correctly identify a societal problem, they administer the wrong remedy due to their blind allegiance to their Christian right wing ideology. Of course families with one income are likely to be poorer than families with two incomes. However, simply getting poor people married does not address any of the underlying causes of poverty such as domestic violence, substance abuse or mental illness. In fact, encouraging marriage may exacerbate those very problems. Thus, the Republican solution is at best naive and simplistic and at worst dangerously harmful and intolerant. In contrast, the Building Secure and Healthy Families Act of 2003 provides evidence-based solutions to help families overcome problems such as: lacking sufficient income, suffering from family violence, facing teenage pregnancy, being without child care or care-giving skills themselves, or suffering from physical and mental disabilities. My bill provides an alternative to the marriage promotion provisions of the Republican plan by creating a $100 million per year competitive grant to states to be used for one of the following programs: Income enhancement programs (like the Minnesota Family Investment Program);

51. Minnesota Respite Programs Crisis Nursery Program of Mower and Freeborn Counties, family Links, Brainerd, (218)8205327, www.brainerddispatch Children s Home Society of minnesota, Buffalo, (763 http://www.respitelocator.org/m4states.htm

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52. University Of Minnesota - Family Practice - PHS The Program in Human Sexuality in the Department of family Practice and CommunityHealth at the University of minnesota Medical School is committed to the http://www.med.umn.edu/fp/phs/phsindex.htm

About PHS Clinic Prevention Studies Fellowship in Human Sexuality ... Map The Program in Human Sexuality in the Department of Family Practice and Community Health at the University of Minnesota Medical School is committed to the promotion of sexual health through research, educational, clinical and community health programming. In particular, PHS carrries out its mission to: c onduct research that increases the body of knowledge regarding human sexuality; p rovide education in human sexuality in the Medical School, the University and the wider community; provide clinical services for sexual and relationship problems; and promote the sexual health of the community through community health initiatives. Contact Eli Coleman, PhD , for more information. Behavioral Medicine Briefs archives Readings in Behavioral Medicine Student Web Page for FPCH 7585 - Sexual Problems in Clinical Practice Student Web site for a 3-6 week medical school elective at PHS/CSH. Includes administrative information, book and video reviews, and an extensive list of Web links.

53. Family Practice Residency Programs Methodist Hospital Residency Program within family Practice in minnesota 1971, the Methodist Hospital family Medicine Residency Program has dedicated to preparing family physicians to provide http://www.med.umn.edu/fp/resy

54. Redirect To DHS NorthStar The minnesota family Investment Program. The minnesota family InvestmentProgram, or MFIP, is the heart of the state s welfare effort. http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/ecs/welfare/mfip.htm

55. U Of MN Extension - Youth And Family Development Youth and family Development programs address parenting skills, childcare, youth development, family economic stability, finances, consumer education, divorce transition, and change and stress. http://www.extension.umn.edu/topics.html?topic=3

56. Redirect To DHS NorthStar minnesota family Investment Program Longitudinal Study. BaselineReport August 1999. Executive Summary. The minnesota Department http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/ecs/Reports/longrept/1exsum.htm

57. Minnesota Family Investment Program - House Research minnesota family Investment Program. MFIP is a state program begun inJanuary 1998 that replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/issinfo/hhs-mfip.htm

Human Services: Family Assistance Programs Child Care Child Maltreatment Child Support Minnesota Family Investment Program MFIP is a state program begun in January 1998 that replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) entitlement program MFIP provides cash assistance and employment and training services to eligible families with children. For new applicants, benefits are vendor-paid for the first six months With some exceptions, MFIP is provided for no more than 60 months. In July 2002, some families reached that 60-month limit. However, some of these families received exemptions or extensions. Exempt families may receive assistance without that month counting toward the 60-month time limit. Families with extensions may continue to receive cash assistance, but that month of assistance counts toward the 60-month time limit. Families without extensions and with more than 60 months of assistance are ineligible to receive assistance. Eligible families must be citizens or qualified noncitizens, have income and assets below limits set by the legislature, and include at least one minor child or pregnant woman and the child's parent or stepparents MFIP caregivers are expected to meet hourly work requirements. Supports to make work possible (including child care assistance) and sanctions for noncompliance are features of the program

58. Hazelden - Adolescent Drug And Alcohol Treatment In Minnesota 1981 Hazelden Center for Youth and Families (HCYF) has of Medicine Lake in Plymouth,minnesota, HCYF provides HCYF s recovery programs are designed to meet the http://www.hazelden.org/servlet/hazelden/cms/ptt/hazl_255025_shade.html?sf=t&sh=

59. Hennepin County > Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) minnesota family Investment Program (MFIP), The minnesota family InvestmentProgram (MFIP) is minnesota s welfare reform program. http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/vgn/portal/internet/hcdetailmaster/0,2300,1273_8219

Text-Nav Site Map Advanced Search Your browser does not support javascript. Please use this site's Text-Only Navigation Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) The monthly MFIP grant combines a cash portion and a separate food portion for qualifying families (with children under 18, or aged 18 and attending secondary school full-time) and to pregnant women. to reward participation in the work force by providing financial incentives for employment. to support work by providing medical coverage and help with child care, not only while MFIP is open but for up to one year after MFIP is closed, if the family qualifies. to reduce long-term dependency on public assistance and to encourage personal responsibility. Most MFIP participants work with an Employment Services counselor to help develop a plan to become self-sufficient. MFIP rewards work by: providing financial incentives for employment. MFIP households with no earnings receive a grant standard called the Transitional Standard. Grants for families with earned income are based on a standard called the Family Wage Level, which is 110% of the Transitional Standard. MFIP supports work by: providing medical coverage for family members while they receive MFIP and for up to one year after MFIP is closed, if the family qualifies.

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Text-Nav Site Map Advanced Search Your browser does not support javascript. Please use this site's Text-Only Navigation Minnesota Family Investment Program - Employment Services (MFIP-ES) Purpose Customers The program's customers are families currently on welfare. For most adult welfare recipients, participation in employment programs is mandatory and benefits are limited to 60 months in a lifetime. Services and Providers assist the MFIP agencies developing employment plans for the 9,000 persons participating in the Hennepin County MFIP program. It is anticipated that the lessons learned from the WISE program can be applied throughout Hennepin County MFIP. County Links View All Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) External Links View All DEED - Minnesota Family Investment Program DHS - Minnesota Family Investment Program MFIP Employment Service Providers ... E-Mail TEA.WebHelp@ co.hennepin.mn.us Phone 612-348-5873 TDD 612-348-8962 FAX 612-348-3932 Location METP - Administration MN WorkForce Center (affiliate) - WERC Century Plaza MN WorkForce Center - Hennepin North MN WorkForce Center - Hennepin South ... Your County Government Hennepin County, Minnesota www.Hennepin.us

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