61. Small Farm Family Program Underserved small and limited resource farmers in Southern missouri depend on theSmall Farm family Program (SFFP) as their primary, and often only, source of http://www.luce.lincolnu.edu/SMALLFF.HTM

Prospective Students Current Students Visitor Information Faculty/Staff ... Home Small Farm Family Program Under-served small and limited resource farmers in Southern Missouri depend on the Small Farm Family Program (SFFP) as their primary, and often only, source of help in improving their quality of life, income level and community. Well-trained paraprofessionals in each county served by Cooperative Extension help farm cooperators turn crises into successes by offering advice on subjects ranging from cattle raising and pasture improvement to healthcare and education. In general, SFFP staff enjoy helping families express and realize their goals and objectives. More than 2000 farm families are served each year by education assistants in Southwest, South Central and Southeast Missouri. For More Information Contact: Dr. Rufus Jones Lincoln Univ. Coop. Research 214 Foster Hall Jefferson City, MO 65102-0029 Phone: (573) 681-5391 E-mail: Rufus Jones jonesr@lincolnu.edu

62. Southeast Missouri 1890 Extension Programs sixcounty area of Southeast missouri it serves office has served thousands of familiesand individuals In addition, the Kids Beat Program provides educational http://www.luce.lincolnu.edu/BOOTHEEL.HTM

Prospective Students Current Students Visitor Information Faculty/Staff ... Home Southeast Missouri 1890 Extension Programs Extension Areas of Focus Small Farm ... Livestock The power of me... The Bootheel extension office has become a mainstay for the six-county area of Southeast Missouri it serves. Since 1992, the office has served thousands of families and individuals by collaborating with the Delmo Housing Corporation to provide information and workshops on quality of life issues. In addition, the Kids Beat Program provides educational and recreational opportunities for thousands of limited resource youths each year. The Demonstration Farm serves as an one acre teaching facility for limited resource and minority farm families seeking economic self-sufficiency. Many families have received valuable hands-on training in crop management on the farm which has helped them increase the profitability of their enterprises. For More Information, Contact: Emma Walker Project Coordinator Home Up Agriculture and Extension Information Center Agricultural Economics and Marketing ... Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging

63. Missouri Valley Family YMCA - Bismarck, ND Brenda Kadrmas. family Program Coordinator. Youth family Director. (Day Camp,Youth Center, Youth family Services). Mary Wagner. missouri Valley family. YMCA. http://www.users.qwest.net/~mvfymca/

Welcome to your YMCA! Since our inception in 1967, we have developed into one of the finest YMCAs in the country. This success is contributed to many things with the most important being the member. That is why, as a new member or long time member, you will find a friendly and courteous staff willing and able to help you get the most of your membership. We hope you enjoy it for years to come. Staff Directory We're here to help when you need assistance!! Andy Dahl Executive Director Bill Bauman Associate Executive Director (Program and Member Services) Jenny Ellingson Joyce Foss Personnel Administrator Shawna Hanson Aquatic Director (Swim Lessons and Water Fitness) Jenny Holweger Community Development Director (Bismarck Kid's Club, Simle Middle School After School, Outreach Programs) Karissa Hassebrock Membership Coordinator (Member Services) Loic Joseph Assistant Aquatic Director (Competitive Swimming) Brenda Kadrmas Family Program Coordinator (Child Watch Drop-In

64. Overview Of Programs missouri Nutrition Network More Information This program develops, implements, and nutritioninformation to food stamp eligible families and their http://www.dhss.state.mo.us/MissouriNutrition/programs.htm

Overview of Programs The Division of Nutritional Health and Services manages a variety of nutrition-related programs to improve the nutritional status of Missourians. Listed below are all the programs currently within the division. 5 A Day for Better Health Breastfeeding Promotion Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) ... WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (WIC FMNP) Program Descriptions A brief description is provided for each of the programs below. 5 A Day for Better Health The 5 A Day for Better Health Program provides positive messages designed to increase the average consumption of fruits and vegetables. These messages are provided through (1) educational materials, including pamphlets, posters, and audiocassette tapes; (2) public service announcements on radio and television; and (3) through web and computer technology. The program collaborates with national, state, and local organizations, as partners to improve communication; influence environmental/policy changes; prompt research and evaluation; and impact behavioral change.

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

Loan Amount Zip Code Program Points Credit Look Up ZipCode 30 Year Fixed 15 Year Fixed 30 Year Fixed Jumbo 15 Year Fixed Jumbo 5 Yr Balloon 7 Year Balloon 1/1 ARM 3/1 Arm 5/1 Arm 1/1 Jumbo ARM 3/1 Jumbo ARM 5/1 Jumbo ARM FHA 30 Year Fixed FHA 1 Yr ARM VA 30 Year Fixed 7/1 ARM 10/1 ARM 7/1 ARM Jumbo 10/1 ARM Jumbo B Credit - 30 Year Fixed B Credit - 6 Month Arm B Credit - 1 Year ARM B Credit - 2 Year ARM C Credit - 30 Year Fixed C Credit - 6 Month ARM C Credit - 1 Year ARM C Credit - 2 Year ARM D Credit - 30 Year Fixed D Credit - 6 Month ARM D Credit - 1 Year ARM D Credit - 2 Year ARM NIV Credit - 30 Year Fixed NIV Credit - 6 Month ARM NIV Credit - 1 Year ARM NIV Credit - 2 Year ARM Low Cost Low Fee No Points Pay 1 Pt Pay 2 Pts Excellent Good Fair Damaged powered by Guides FHA Articles FHA Mortgage Insurance Streamline Refinancing for FHA Mortgages ... Refunds Ready on FHA Loans FHA Loans FHA's Mortgage Insurance - Programs that help low and moderate income families become homeowners by lowering some of the costs of their mortgage loans. While this insurance is not free, you can finance the up front insurance premium at the time of purchase and add to your regular mortgage payments. FHA Refunds If you have ever paid off a home loan backed by FHA, you may have money owed to you.

66. Learning: The School District Of Clayton, Missouri - Breakfast And Lunch Program FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH PROGRAM. Local education officials have adopted thefollowing familysize income criteria for determining eligibility http://www.clayton.k12.mo.us/breakfast.shtml

FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH PROGRAM Local education officials have adopted the following family-size income criteria for determining eligibility: Maximum Family Income Eligible for Free Meals: Family Size Annually Monthly Weekly Each Addtl. Member Maximum Family Income Eligible for Reduced Price Meals: Family Size Annually Monthly Weekly Each Addtl. Member Foster children may be eligible regardless of the income of the household with whom they reside. A foster child is considered a family of one and only personal use income is counted to determine eligibility. If a family member becomes unemployed or if family size changes, the family should contact the school to file a new application. Such changes may make the children of the family eligible for these benefits. Recipients of free and reduced price benefits must notify the school of any changes during the school year in family size and increases of income of over $50 per month of a change in eligibility for food stamps or temporary assistance. Under the provisions of the policy, the District Comptroller will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis or he may make a request either orally or in writing to the Assistant Superintendent, #2 Mark Twain Circle, Clayton, MO 63105 for a hearing to appeal the decision.

67. KMOS -- Central Missouri State University Public Broadcasting KMOS has great programs for families, and online ADULT LEARNING. Central MissouriState University offers online a variety of undergraduate graduate programs. http://www.kmos.cmsu.edu/TV/

HOME TV SCHEDULES Digital SCHEDULES PROGRAMS A-Z ... Send your events to us Hamlet of Mid Missouri Renaissance Festival Warrensburg June 12 - 13 This event is held at State Fairgrounds. Open all day. For more information call 660-568-3586. Patriot Day Concert Sedalia June 12 Sports Night Warrensburg June 18 Held in Community Center. For more information call 660-747-7178. Thursday, 9:00pm Frontline A Dangerous Business It tells the story of McWane, Inc., an American company that between 1995 and 2003 saw more than 4,000 employees get injured on the job and another nine workers killed. This film won the Pulitzer Prize for public service for its print coverage of the story. Saturday, 7:30pm Great Cars Porsche One of the most legendary sports cars ever created - Porsche - has become the worldwide benchmark of sports car performance and styling. With a new SUV in its lineup, Porsche is no longer just a sports car, but it's still performance-driven and stylish. Sunday, 7:00pm Nature Triumph Of Life: "The Mating Game" Sex is the key to the immortality of genes, and any tactic necessary will be deployed in the cause of reproduction even if it's suicidal to the participant. This episode explores many of the most ingenious, complex and dramatic methods of ensuring the continuation of a species. (Part 2 of 6)

68. Show Me Family Literacy! Show Me family Literacy! missouri s Guide for Establishing family LiteracyPrograms by Jeri Levesque, Ed.D. and Karen Hinton. Presented http://literacy.kent.edu/~missouri/resources/smfl/smfl.html

Show Me Family Literacy! Missouri's Guide for Establishing Family Literacy Programs by Jeri Levesque, Ed.D. and Karen Hinton Presented below is the Table of Contents for Show Me Family Literacy! Once you have Acrobat, just click on the chapter you are interested in and it will either be opened by your browser or will be downloaded, depending on the settings of your browser. All rights reserved. Portions of this publication may be reproduced for non-commercial use only, with appropriate citations from the Guide. Printed copies of Show Me Family Literacy! are available through: LIFT-Missouri 500 Northwest Plaza Suite 601 St. Ann, MO 63074 314.291.7385 fax Contents To access a PDF file of the Guide's complete front matter, click here PART ONE A Conceptual Framework Chapter An Introduction to Family Literacy Components of family literacy Component integration Family literacy and the National Education Goals Collaboration Chapter Even Start Family Literacy Program Even Start components Goals of the Even Start program Necessary collaborations Allowable uses of Even Start funds

69. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family Temporary Assistance Program missouri Department of Social Services Division ofFamily Services PO Box 88 Jefferson City, MO 65103 Tollfree 1-800-735-2466 http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resmissouri.htm

Missouri Resources Family Issues Blue Springs Child Care Association 1612 NW Ashton Drive Blue Springs, MO 64015 Telephone: 816-229-0507 http://www.communityconnection.org/ Blue Springs Child Care Association features a large searchable database for resources like basic economic needs, to education, to family life, and community services Brookside Day School 51st St. Kansas City, Mo 64112 Telephone: 816-531-2192 Fax: 816-756-3055 http://ns1.2md.com/groups/bsds/ Brookside Day School is operated for the education and supervision of children ages 2 1/2 through the sixth grade. Brookside Day School was founded in 1956 and has operated in the same general format since its inception. Brookside is noted for high quality academic programs in addition to excellent childcare services. Brookside's accredited preschool is also licensed by the state of Missouri. The elementary school is accredited by the Committee on Accredited Schools-Non Public. Child Care Resource and Referral 1910 E. Meadowmere

70. Division Of Career Education Welcome to missouri family, Career and Community Leaders of America! Click Herefor information on the new LifeSmarts program for missouri students! http://www.lifesmarts.org/R/www.dese.state.mo.us/divvoced/fccla.htm

Missouri FCCLA Welcome to Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America! Can't find what you need? Click on the Site Map button to the right To view the latest FCCLA mailings and information, check out the "What's New?" link to the right. Click Here for information on the new LifeSmarts program for Missouri students! Family, Career and Community Leaders of America Christine Hollingsworth, State Advisor Phone: (573) 751-7964 Fax: (573) 526-4261 Christine.Hollingsworth@dese.mo.gov Site Index: Programs and Services A-Z News School Directory School Home Pages Guide to DESE Calendar State Home Page School Improvement/MSIP Student Assessment/MAP School Finance Teacher Certification Special Education Teacher Quality/Prof. Dev. School Data/Statistics Publications Career Opportunities Vocational Rehabilitation Web Applications Login Other Resources/Sites Search Contact Us Site Map FAQ

71. St. Louis Housing Authority family Unification Program, Homeless Program, Operation Bootstrap Program, andthe family Self Sufficiency Program provide support services such as job http://stlouis.missouri.org/government/housath.html

Cheryl A. Lovell, Executive Director 4100 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108 TDD 286-4223 Section 8 Waiting List The St. Louis Housing Authority is a Federally funded agency operating independently of city government, which administers low and moderate income Public Housing Programs for the City of St. Louis. The Authority receives funding through the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) The following programs are under the umbrella of section 8 housing assistance programs. Section 8 Existing Programs Moderate Rehabilitation Program Housing Voucher Program Homeless Program Operation Bootstrap Program Family Self-Sufficiency Program Family Unification Program Project-Based Certificate Program The section 8 housing assistance programs The Housing Assistance Programs allows qualifying families and senior citizens to choose to live in a variety of neighborhoods throughout the St. Louis Area. Families and senior citizens choose an apartment or house that meets their needs and pay 30% of their adjusted income for rent. Special programs are administered for the benefit of low income families and individuals. Family Unification Program, Homeless Program, Operation Bootstrap Program, and the Family Self- Sufficiency Program provide support services such as job training placement, career counseling, Adult Basic Education, and child care.

72. Community Connection Tools to Use (University of missouri Extension family and Community Resource Program)http//extension.missouri.edu/fcrp/tools.htm A large variety of resources http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/family_info.jsp

73. Southeast Missouri State University - Family Life Vision Counseling Center, APPLE Project, Southeast Hospital Hospice, missouri VeteransHome, family Resource Center, Civic Center, Educare Program, Head Start http://www.semo.edu/study/familylife/

home areas of study Why Should I Study Family Life at Southeast? Southeast’s family life program operates three state-licensed centers: Hoover Center (senior adults), Early Head Start Training Center and the Horizon Enrichment Center (developmental young adults). As a family life student, you will be trained in these centers to work with a wide variety of populations and have the opportunity to work part-time or volunteer in these centers. You will be offered “real world” experiences in the family life program through placement in agencies and programs serving young children and parents, pregnant teens, senior adults, low-income families and the community. Family life students have held internships at the Area Agency on Aging, Division of Family Services, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Lutheran Child and Family Services, New Vision Counseling Center, APPLE Project, Southeast Hospital Hospice, Missouri Veterans Home, Family Resource Center, Civic Center, Educare Program, Head Start and Early Head Start Centers, East Missouri Action Agency, Community Counseling Center, YMCA Camps and Girl Scouts. All of the above experiences will help you determine your career opportunities and which populations you work with best.

74. Southeast Missouri Community Treatment Center: Clinical Services encompassing treatment services management program to families Education, and Educationin family Issues Southeast missouri Community Treatment Center considers http://www.semoctc.org/clinical_serv/

Friday, June 04, 2004 HOME AGENCY PROFILE FACILITIES LINKS ... BROCHURES AND REFERRAL INFORMATION Clinical Services Professional Clinical Services C-STAR Program SHARE Program Outpatient Counseling Services CPR Program ... Community Support Services C-STAR Program Back to Top The C-STAR program is a multi-level, individualized treatment program for drug and alcohol dependence. C-STAR embodies current therapeutic applications of treatment, specific to individual patterns of drug and alcohol abuse. It is designed for the Medicaid eligible and offers three levels of treatment: Level I Intensive Outpatient Level II Intermediate Outpatient Level III Long-term Outpatient SHARE Program Back to Top The acronym for Skills to Help Adults Rediscover their Environments (SHARE) is a residential care facility Daily Living Activities program. Clients participate in SHARE to socialize and to engage in community daily living skills development. Arrangements are made for hosted activities such as bowling, field trips, social encounters and other events that may stimulate interest and engage one in activities to improve the overall quality of their daily living. Outpatient Counseling Services Back to Top Our Outpatient Counseling Services program provides psychosocial assessment and mental health evaluation, individuals, couples, family and group sessions are arranged according to a personalized treatment plan. We regard chemical dependency as a disease affecting the entire family. Family members are encouraged to participate and services are not limited to alcoholism and other chemical dependencies. Counseling for stress related issues, grief, behavioral issues, marriage, divorce, abuse, and other mental health issues are available.

75. Special Education In Missouri - 2002 CD systems in the state of missouri, including an education program and individualizedfamily service plan local and statewide assessment programs and achievement http://www.mo-feat.org/SpEdMO02.htm

Special Education in Missouri - 2002 A CD of The Special Education Association and Missouri - Families for Effective Autism Treatment. What's on the CD? Just about everything you could ask for regarding Special Education in Missouri. There are over 16,000 pages of information from agencies, including DESE, OSEP, CISE, Wrightslaw, and a host of other agencies. You also get a search engine with over 400 different subjects to help you quickly locate documents. BONUS: The ABA Data program is also included. This unique program from MO-FEAT allows you to quickly and easily track and graph your ABA program data. Who needs this CD? Everyone who has a child with special needs, that's who. This CD is designed for both the new parent and the experienced advocate. It includes general information about the special education process but, at the same time, allows the user to access detailed information about almost every subject surrounding special ed. There is also a topic area called 'New Parent Training' specially created for individuals just getting started. Why create a CD?

76. Missouri State Park Millennium Passport Program - Missouri State Parks And Histo of the years in the program will have a different theme family Fun (2000); missouriansYou Should Know (2001); Geologic Wonders (2002); missouri s Great Lakes http://www.mostateparks.com/passport.htm

Millennium Passport Is your Passport to Adventure Passport: The word itself brings thoughts of adventure, fun and new discoveries. This summer - and for the next five years - you can have all this fun and adventure right here in Missouri if you participate in the State Park Millennium Passport Program. The state park passport program was begun in 1995 as a way to invite new visitors to Missouri state parks and historic sites and to encourage repeat visitors to explore different or lesser-known parks and sites. The program has proven to be successful even beyond original expectations with thousands of people participating. This spring, a new passport program was unveiled that has several major differences from previous programs. The new souvenir passport booklet will feature color photographs of state parks and historic sites and will include an area for participants to record their visits. So along with a full-color souvenir booklet that participants can purchase and keep, the passport will serve as a journal of their experiences. The passport booklet can be used for five years, and continuing a theme from previous programs, a full-color commemorative patch can be earned each year. Each of the years in the program will have a different theme:

77. HHS Missouri Press Release - Approved Children's Health Plan missouri will use its new allocation to expand insurance The program will expand eligibilityto children in families with level is $16,450 for a family of four http://www.cms.hhs.gov/schip/980428mo.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 Date: Tuesday, April 28, 1998 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: HCFA Press Office (202) 690-6145 HHS APPROVES MISSOURI PLAN TO INSURE MORE CHILDREN Missouri could receive as much as $52 million in new funds for Fiscal Year 1998 under the federal CHIP program the historic, bipartisan legislation signed last year by President Clinton. The CHIP law allocates $24 billion over the next 5 years to help states expand health insurance to children whose families earn too much for traditional Medicaid, yet not enough to afford private health insurance. Missouri officials estimate the funds could insure as many as 90,000 new children by June 30, 1999. Missouri is the twelfth state to have its plan approved in the seven months since CHIP funds have been available. Together, these dozen states anticipate providing health insurance coverage for more than one million currently uninsured children within the next three years. "In just six months, this Administration has reached a significant milestone: states are telling us they plan to insure one million uninsured children, all thanks to the CHIP program. That's a remarkable achievement," Secretary Shalala said. "Many of these children come from working families, who play by the rules, but still don't earn enough to afford coverage for their kids. CHIP is bringing healthier lives to America's children, and peace of mind to America's working families."

78. Newsroom - Press Releases missouri and Illinois early childhood programs receive backing from Rams Foundationgrant; collaborative recruiting campaign nets more than 800 new families http://www.patnc.org/newsroom-pressreleases.asp

Press Releases Backgrounder Public Policy Subject Matter ... Contact Us Press Releases March, 2004 March of Dimes awards grant to Parents as Teachers National Center to improve the health of mothers and babies in Missouri The March of Dimes Greater Missouri Chapter has awarded a $12,094 grant to Parents as Teachers National Center to support a parent education prevention and support program aimed at underserved maternal and child health needs in Missouri. This program will provide one-on-one prenatal education about the dangers of smoking, alcohol and drug use, and hazardous substances and chemicals during pregnancy... more... March, 2004 Parents as Teachers National Center receives grants Parents as Teachers National Center announced that it has received six grants totaling over $117,500 in the past eight months. Grants have been received from Express Scripts Foundation, Norman J. Stupp Foundation/Commerce Bank Trustee, Interco Charitable Trust, March of Dimes, SBC, and the Toy Industry Foundation... more...

79. MARRTC: Missouri Arthritis Program And Regional Arthritis Centers How many people does the missouri Arthritis Program programs, 2,061 in individual/familycounseling, 3,522 in professional education programs, and 22,150 http://www.muhealth.org/~arthritis/maab/mapfacts.html

Conditions General Arthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Osteoarthritis Juvenile Arthritis Fibromyalgia Osteoporosis Lupus Wegener's Other... Missouri Calendar Arthritis Program Regional Cntrs JA Program MARRTC About Us Spotlight Publications Contact Us You are here: Home MAP Facts Missouri Arthritis Program and Regional Arthritis Centers What is the Missouri Arthritis Program? The Missouri Arthritis Program was established by state statute, RSMo 192.700, in June 1984 and is administered within the Missouri Department of Health, Division of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Bureau of Chronic Disease Control. The program has a network of seven regional arthritis centers (RACs) that provide programs and services to professionals, individuals with arthritis and their families, and the general public. What is the program's mission? The program's mission is to reduce the burden of rheumatic disease by promoting optimal health and quality of life for all Missourians affected by arthritis, rheumatic diseases and related musculoskeletal conditions through prevention, early intervention, education, service and collaboration. What is a RAC?

80. MARRTC: Program Gives Hope And Help To Children With Arthritis patients and families learn to manage and live with JRA. In some ways, Megan islucky. In missouri, there is a tightly woven network of state programs, state http://www.muhealth.org/~arthritis/ja/ja.html

Conditions General Arthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Osteoarthritis Juvenile Arthritis Fibromyalgia Osteoporosis Lupus Wegener's Other... Missouri Calendar Arthritis Program Regional Cntrs JA Program MARRTC About Us Spotlight Publications Contact Us You are here: Home JA Program Gives Hope and Help to Children With Arthritis By Rachel Young Some folks with arthritis would rather play with dolls or toy soldiers than plan their retirements. No, they're not eccentric senior citizens - it's just that some of the people who have arthritis are kids. Megan Ankeney was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis at 8 months old. Yes, kids. Arthritis affects about 285,000 children in the United States, according to the Arthritis Foundation Of these 285,000 children with arthritis, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA) is the most common and it affects more than 70,000 children in the United States. The number of children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis nearly matched the number of children with juvenile diabetes, and far outnumbers the children with cystic fibrosis or sickle cell anemia. Yet JRA remains largely unknown.

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