81. NYSDOL - Business In New York - Welfare To Work - Applications Packages Built On Pride Contractors The new york State Department new Education for GainfulEmployment (EDGE) Request for services that will enable family Assistance (FA http://www.labor.state.ny.us/business_ny/welfare_to_work/applications_packages.h

Welfare to Work RFPs and Applications Packages Welfare-To-Work RFPs and Application Packages Please use the following forms when completing the Application Packages on this page. **Acrobat Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher must be used to view all (.pdf) documents. If you do not have the latest version, please click here to download it. Pdf documents will not open properly without the latest software version. English Language Instruction (ELI) Request for Proposals (RFP) Wheels for Work II Project Sites and Contacts TANF Services Certification/Application Review Form TANF Services Application/Certification TANF Performance Scoring Project Built On Pride Contractors The New York State Department of Labor announces the approved contractors for the Built on Pride Program. Consolidated Application for State Administered Programs (CASP 3) The Consolidated Application for State Administered Programs (CASP 3) provides local social services districts with an opportunity to apply for funding to develop programs to assist TANF eligible individuals gain self-sufficiency. New Education for Gainful Employment (EDGE) Request for Proposals (RFP) The Education for Gainful Employment RFP seeks the services of eligible organizations to provide the pre-employment and post-employment educational services that will enable Family Assistance (FA) and other low-income individuals to obtain and retain employment. The purpose of this RFP is to expand the number of EDGE projects. The RFP details program requirements, eligibility criteria and instructions for proposal development.

82. New Page 2 new york State should ensure that healthy family program models thatare developed are minimally intrusive to families. § Individuals http://www.gulpny.org/Public Benefits/marriage/points.htm

The New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence And The Greater Upstate Law Project Discussion Points: The Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA)/ Community Healthy Marriage Partnership Forums OTDA’s Requested Issues and Inputs Recommendations for Implementation Program should focus on supporting healthy families not on pressuring couples to maintain a marriage. Healthy Family Program outcomes should not be based on the status of the relationship, i.e. they should focus on whether the family is “healthy,” not whether it is a legally sanctioned “marriage.” Individual choice within the relationship must be respected at all times. New York State should ensure that healthy family program models that are developed are minimally intrusive to families. Individuals should be able to opt out of marriage/healthy family programs. Program participants should not receive monetary rewards or sanctions. New York State’s Role in the Development of Healthy Family Initiatives If it is necessary for New York State to develop marriage initiatives, the state should strive to be inclusive of all family types.

83. New Homes Neighborhood Builders on the amount of mortgage your family income can Homes purchased through the new HomesProgram must be owner well as belowmarket mortgages from new york State. http://www.nycp.org/NHNB.htm

mission what's new in affordable housing buy a new home become a neighborhood builder ... contact info mission Increase homeownership opportunities for moderate income families who are priced out of the conventional real estate market. buy a new home List of Sites APPLYING FOR A HOME The mission of the Partnership's New Homes program is to provide new, affordably priced homes for families seeking to become first time homeowners. On average, over 1,200 units of two- and three-family housing are built each year throughout the five boroughs. WHO IS ELIGIBLE Any household with total yearly gross incomes of up to $75,000 may qualify for subsidies to reduce the price of a home under the New Homes Program. REQUIREMENTS Household income sufficient to support the annual carrying cost, including mortgage payment, taxes and insurance. Cash downpayment of at least 5% of the purchase price, but more may be required, depending on the amount of mortgage your family income can support.

84. Remodel New York Program The basic requirements of the Remodel new york Program are the additions, modernizationof kitchens and bathrooms, new siding and Existing onefamily properties http://www.nyhomes.org/sony/RemodelNY.htm

The Remodel New York Program has been created by SONYMA to provide low interest rate financing to qualified first-time homebuyers both the purchase and Maximum financing will be based on the lesser of (a) the purchase price of the home plus the cost of the renovations, or (b) the "as-improved" appraised value of the property as determined by a qualified real estate appraiser; Eligible renovations include repair or replacement of plumbing, electrical, and heating systems, structural repairs, additions, modernization of kitchens and bathrooms, new siding and windows, etc. ( Please click here for a complete list of eligible renovations. Certain closing costs associated with the home renovation can be financed. The remaining closing costs may be paid from SONYMA closing cost assistance. (Click here for more information) Eligible properties are restricted to: Existing one-family properties. Condominiums are eligible provided the condominium association permits the proposed renovations. (Manufactured housing and cooperatives are not eligible.) Existing two-family properties. Must be at least 5 years old as of the loan application date.

85. Planned Parenthood Of New York City's Services - Insurance FAQ Planned Parenthood of new york City enrolls eligible clients in the family PlanningBenefit Program to provide subsidized birth control, emergency contraception http://www.ppnyc.org/services/family_planning_benefit_program.html

Q What is the new Family Planning Benefit Program (FPBP)? A FPBP is a New York State Medicaid program that provides family planning benefits to men and women ages 10-64 with family incomes up to 200% of the federal poverty level. For example, a single person (with no children) applying on his or her own can make up to nearly $18,000/year to qualify for FPBP. However, in determining whether someone qualifies for this program, we also take child care, child support, and health care insurance payments into consideration. We strongly encourage you to call 212-965-7000 to make an appointment with one of PPNYC’s Entitlement Counselors in order to find out more. Q How do I know if I’m eligible for FPBP? A PPNYC has Entitlement Counselors in all three PPNYC health centers (in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan). They can help determine if you are eligible for FPBP or other programs, and can help you fill out the application. To find out more, please call 212-965-7000 to make an appointment with one of PPNYC’s Entitlement Counselors. Q Where can I apply?

86. The Foundation Center - Helping Grantseekers Succeed, Helping Grantmakers Make A National Foster Care Month is an effort of Casey family programs , the National servicesand content, like Health Funding Watch — our new enewsletter http://www.foundationcenter.org/

June 10, 2004 Free Database Access for Artists During Arts Funding Month! If you’re a visual or performing artist, filmmaker, writer, researcher, or musician, you can take advantage of a FREE one-week subscription to Foundation Grants to Individuals Online during June. The only online resource devoted exclusively to foundations that award grants to individuals, Foundation Grants to Individuals Online provides information on more than 6,100 foundation and public charity programs. Take our guided tour! And visit our Focus on Arts Funding page to find out about other Funding for Arts Month features. Headlines John Carroll University Exceeds Campaign Goal With $10 Million Gift Independent Sector Names Raul Yzaguirre Recipient of John W. Gardner Award for Public Service Job of the Day Executive Director, Center for Anti-Violence Education (New York) Request for Proposals Applications Invited for Getty Research Grants for Scholars of 2004? This year's national student winners, from junior high and high schools across the U.S., were chosen from 250,000 submissions and share in more than $1 million in scholarships. Distinguished past winners of the awards include Richard Avedon, Andy Warhol, Robert Redford, Truman Capote, Sylvia Plath, Joyce Carol Oates, and Bernard Malamud. Work smarter and faster!

87. Case Summary: Community School District 3 (New York City) School District 3 in new york City is a that as children and families mature, theirneeds change; and individualization of programs, emphasizing knowledge of http://www.ed.gov/pubs/SER/ParentComm/csd3.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 Community School District 3 New York City, New York Case Summary School District 3 in New York City is a wonderful mosaic of people and programs. The district features parent involvement activities that address parent/child learning activities, parent education, parents as decision makers, and parents as advocates. It took five years and a charismatic leader with a long range plan to make the program work. Keys to success include an approach that emphasizes vertical integration with the home, school, social service agencies, cultural centers, and other resources within the larger community; horizontal integration among and between schools and programs that is developmental in nature, recognizing that as children and families mature, their needs change; and individualization of programs, emphasizing knowledge of individual parents and meeting individual and group needs. "The more parent involvement there is, the more teachers are aware of parents and what they are really like...They were just imagining (negative) relationships when there were not any at all."

88. National Multiple Sclerosis Society - New York City new york City Chapter serves the more than 10,000 new yorkers with MS and theirfamilies by providing comprehensive support services and educational programs http://www.nationalmssociety.org/NYN/

@import url(../css/import.css); 30 West 26th Street, 9th Floor New York, NY 10010 phone: (212) 463-7787 fax: (212) 989-4362 info@msnyc.org What's New Chapter News Chapter Press Releases ... Home Welcome to the New York City Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society! Online registration is still open for the Annual Research Symposium! You may also register at the door. The event will be held as scheduled this Sunday, June 13th Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (46th St), NYC Speakers and topics: Repair of the Multiple Sclerosis Lesion: Therapeutic Implications Bruce Trapp, PhD Pediatric MS and MS Fatigue in Adults Lauren Krupp, MD How MS Drugs Get to Market: Why it Takes So Long and Costs So Much Steven Schwid, MD First-Ever Multiple Sclerosis License Plate Now Available in New York State, Click here Our mission is to end the devastating effects of MS. The New York City Chapter serves the more than 10,000 New Yorkers with MS and their families by providing comprehensive support services and educational programs and by funding a national research initiative into the cause, treatments and cure for this chronic neurological disease. Welcome and get clicking to fight MS!

89. Healthy NY - Homepage health insurance coverage for new york’s uninsured workers and their families.The Health Care Reform Act of 2000 introduced a program entitled Healthy NY http://www.ins.state.ny.us/healthny.htm

Eligibility Criteria Small Employers Individuals Sole Proprietors Benefit Package ... HMOs In Your Area Standard Applications (PDF FORMAT-requires Acrobat Reader Small Employers Individuals and Sole Proprietors FAQs Small Employers Sole Proprietors and Individuals Family Health Plus and Child Health Plus 2003 Annual Report on the Healthy NY Program - The Lewin Group (PDF FORMAT-requires Acrobat Reader Report on Healthy NY The Commonwealth Fund (PDF FORMAT-requires Acrobat Reader Insurance Department Homepage Info on federal Health Coverage Tax Credit for TAA and PBGC recipients Other Resources Welcome to HealthyNY.com Healthy NY Consumer Guide (PDF FORMAT-requires Acrobat Reader Página en Español Healthy NY Program Call us toll free at 1-866-HEALTHY NY (1-866-432-5849) TTY (1-866-205-8922) The State of New York is committed to quality health care for all of its residents. In 2000, Governor George E. Pataki proposed, and the Legislature enacted, important legislation that has increased the availability of comprehensive health insurance coverage for New York’s uninsured workers and their families. The Health Care Reform Act of 2000 introduced a program entitled "Healthy NY" which promotes access to quality health care by providing comprehensive health insurance to those citizens who need it most. Healthy NY is a unique program designed to encourage small employers to offer health insurance coverage to their employees, dependents, and other qualified individuals. It creates standardized health insurance benefit packages to be offered by all health maintenance organizations that are made more affordable through State sponsorship, so that more uninsured small employers and uninsured employed individuals should be able to purchase health insurance coverage.

90. Temporary Assistance SNA) or the Child Assistance Program (CAP under the Emergency Assistance to Familieswith Children Additionally, cash Temporary Assistance in new york State is http://www.otda.state.ny.us/otda/ta/default.htm

d OTDA HOME SEARCH E-MAIL OTDA TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE What is Temporary Assistance (TA)? How do I apply for Temporary Assistance? What is an Emergency? What are the two major Temporary Assistance programs? ... Is there a limit on how long I can get Temporary Assistance? Temporary Assistance Q. - What is Temporary Assistance (TA)? Temporary Assistance is temporary help for needy men, women and children. If you are unable to work, can't find a job, or you job does not pay enough, TA may be able to help you pay for your expenses. Q. - How do I apply for Temporary Assistance? If you live outside of New York City, call or visit your local department of social services in the county where you live and ask for an application package. If you live in New York City, call or visit you local Income Support (Welfare) Center, or Job Center. You must fill out the application form and turn it in. You may turn in (file) the application the same day you get it. You should also identify any emergency needs you may have at this time. Q. - What is an Emergency?

91. NYSED - Office Of NYC School & Community Services - Statewide Prekindergarten Report for the Experimental Prekindergarten Program Memo (Word Council on Children Families. new york State Early Childhood Career Development Initiative. http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/nyc/upk.html

Our mission is to raise the knowledge, skill, and opportunity of all the people in New York. Richard P. Mills: President of The University of the State of New York and Commissioner of Education Page presented by: Home (NYSED Main Page) Home (NYSED EMSC Page) Home (NYSED NYC Office) About the NYC Office ... Statewide PreKindergarten Statewide Prekindergarten 2003-2004 Final Program Evaluation Report for the Universal Prekindergarten Program Memo (Word) Form (Word) 2003-2004 Final Program Evaluation Report for the Experimental Prekindergarten Program Memo (Word) Form (Word) Early Childhood Public Discussion Forums NOTE: CHANGE OF DATE Early Childhood Public Discussion Forum In Buffalo Due to unforeseen circumstances it has been necessary to change the date of the Buffalo Public Forum. The corrected date is Wednesday, April 28, 2004 (Word) (HTML) Directions to Early Childhood Public Discussion Forums (Word) (HTML) Questions for Early Childhood Public Discussion Forums (Word) (HTML) December submission to the Regents regarding the Early Childhood Policy review (HTML) 2003-2004 State-Funded Prekindergarten Interim Report - Cover letter (Word) 2003-2004 State-Funded Prekindergarten Interim Report (Word) Universal Prekindergarten Program: 2004-2005 Projected Allocations (Memo) html) Word Universal Prekindergarten Program: 2004-2005 Projected Allocations (Spreadsheet) ... 2003 PreK Directory Field Memos:

92. Citizens' Committee For Chidren Decisions for new york City Policymakers a series of briefing papers on the programsand policies affecting children, youth and families in new york City. http://www.kfny.org/

HOME WHO WE ARE PRESS ROOM WHAT YOU CAN DO YOUTHACTION NYC ... EVENTS Making New York City A Better Place For Children Who speaks for children? Citizens' Committee for Children does. For 60 years, CCC has been providing a voice for children who have no voice, especially poor and vulnerable children and children with special needs. As New York's only locally-based, multi-issue child advocacy organization, CCC stands up for children because we know that our future depends on them. We know that the dream of a healthy, vibrant and productive tomorrow hinges on ensuring that every child is healthy, housed, educated and safe today. New Reports Prospects and Promises 2004: A Guide to Children's Services and Budget Making Decisions for New York City Policymakers - a series of briefing papers on the programs and policies affecting children, youth and families in New York City. he New York City Family Homelessness Special Master Panel report - Family Homelessness Prevention. The Road to Recovery: Substance Abuse Treatment for New York City Teens examines the range of substance abuse treatment programs serving New York City teens, the pathways for teenagers to treatment services, and the linkages between these services and other programs serving children and youth.

93. Museum Of The City Of New York the Museum of the City of new york presents a Bring your young friends and familyfor gallery visits caregivers must remain with children during the program. http://www.mcny.org/Calendar/familyprograms.htm

Embracing the past, present, and future of New York City and celebrating its cultural diversity. YOUR CITY MUSEUM Visit ... CALENDAR All programs are FREE with admission contribution unless otherwise noted. For more information, call 917/492 3393. Family Programs Saturdays Alive! 1:30 pm In collaboration with ArtsConnection, the Museum of the City of New York presents a series of performances celebrating some of the cultural threads that make up our urban fabric. Tickets are $6.00 per person and include Museum admission. Reservations are strongly recommended; reserve online at ww.mcny.org/tickets.htm or call 917/492 3393. May 1: Fiesta Mexicana! The traditional dances and music of Mexico come to life on stage as Yloy Ybarra and his 8-member company perform the colorful, regional dances of our neighbor to the south. May 8: China Patterns

94. Finding Safety And Support: New York State Domestic Violence Hotlines 5777777 Sanctuary For Families, Inc. (212) 349-6009 Urban Women’s Retreat (212)690-6490 Violence Intervention Program 1-800-664-5880 new york Asian Women http://www.opdv.state.ny.us/about_dv/fss/resource.html

Return to Contents Domestic Violence Hotlines by county New York State Domestic Violence Hotlines by County New York City Resources New York State Resources Your community may offer a variety of services. Your local hotline can provide you information. The Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV) makes no representation, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of local service provider telephone numbers. Reasonable efforts were made at the time of this publication to verify service provider telephone numbers. If you have difficulty reaching your local program, contact the New York State hotline at 1-800-942-6906; TTY for the Hearing Impaired: 1-800-818-0656. Programs by County Albany Equinox Domestic Violence Program (518) 432-7865 Homeless and Travelers Aid Society of the Capital District (518) 463-2124 Allegany Accord Family Violence Task Force (800) 593-5322 Broome SOS Shelter, Inc. (607) 754-4340 Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Community Action Domestic Violence Program (888) 945-3970 Toll-free Cayuga Domestic Violence Intervention Program (800) 253-3358 Chautauqua Salvation Army Domestic Violence/Rape Crisis Program (800) 252-8748 Chemung Salvation Army Safehouse (607) 732-1979 Chenango Catholic Charities Domestic Violence Program (607) 336-1101 Clinton STOP Domestic Violence (518) 563-6904 Columbia Columbia-Greene Domestic Violence Program (518) 943-9211 Cortland YWCA’s Aid to Women Victims of Violence (800) 336-9622

95. New York Life Insurance Company - Life Insurance, Annuities, Long Term Care Insu Program Channel AARP selected new york Life to develop a group life insurance programspecifically designed to help AARP members protect their families more; http://www.newyorklife.com/

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96. John Jay College Of Criminal Justice College of Criminal Justice, 899 Tenth Avenue, new york, NY 10019 http://www.jjay.cuny.edu/

Click Here Open House Online Tour of JJC What's Happenin' Associate Degree Undergrad Study Graduate Study Doctoral Program Academic Standards Admissions Athletics Bursar's Office Career Development Clubs at JJC College Bulletins College Now CPE - Exam CUNY Testing Directions to JJC Directory of Offices Disability Services Distance Learning Financial Aid Freshman Mentoring Freshman Services Housing Jobs at John Jay Library Online Courses Points of Interest Registrar's Office Student Development Student Services Click Here What's Happenin' E-mail Access Academic Calendar Academic Standards Administration Admissions Associate Degree Athletics BlackBoard Online Bookstore Bursar's Office Business Cards Campus Ministry Career Development Clubs at JJC College Bulletins College Now Computer Labs Counseling Dept. Course Homepages Course Search CPE - Exam Dept. Homepages Directory of Offices Directory, Telephone Disability Services Doctoral Program E-mail Access ESL Center Financial Aid Freshman Mentoring Freshman Services Grades Online Graduate Study Graduation Lists Health Office Home Pages Instructional Tech.

97. Professional Theatre For Family Audiences | NYSTI 2003 -2004 Education programs. From the Producing Artistic Director. Subscriptions/Tickets.Summer Theatre programs, Internships, Audiobook Nominated for 2004 Audie Award, http://www.nysti.org/

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98. New York Times Company: Careers: Summer Internship Program the internships are now open to all applicants, the program remains as an In a citylike new york, where the proportion of immigrant families grows every http://www.nytco.com/intern.html

Job Search Rewards and Benefits Events College Connection Summer Internship Program The New York Times offers 10-week summer internships to college students who have decided on careers in journalism. The Times began the program in 1984. In its first 17 years, it was aimed at members of minority groups who, because of race or ethnicity, had been historically excluded from opportunities in America’s newspaper industry. While the internships are now open to all applicants, the program remains as an integral part of The Times’ enduring commitment to recruit and hire as diverse and as highly qualified a staff as possible. In a city like New York, where the proportion of immigrant families grows every year, and at a paper like The Times, which must not only speak the language of the Washington foreign policy community but hear and understand the voices of the Dominican community in the Bronx, a diverse staff is vital. The Times offers a summer of demanding work and high journalistic standards in these areas: James Reston Reporting Fellowships Thomas Morgan Internships in Graphics, Design and Photography

99. Health Insurance Consumer Guide For New York Medicaid is a program that provides health coverage to some lowincome new york residents.Medicaid covers families with children and pregnant women, medically http://www.healthinsuranceinfo.net/ny05.html

A Consumer's Guide to Getting and Keeping Health Insurance in New York Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Last updated December 2000 Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Help is available to certain low-income residents of New York who cannot afford to buy health insurance. Medicaid and Child Health Plus offer free or subsidized health insurance coverage, direct medical services or other help. This chapter provides summary information about these programs and contact information for further assistance. Medicaid Families who get cash benefits from TANF (also known as the Family Assistance Program or FAP) can get Medicaid. Parents should know that when you get a job and your TANF benefits end, you generally can stay on Medicaid for a 12-month transitional period. Continuous Medicaid coverage for children (up to the age of 19) is provided for 12 months following eligibility determination regardless of any changes in income or circumstances Very poor elderly or disabled people who get Supplemental Security Income (SSI ) benefits can also qualify for Medicaid Disabled individuals should know that if your income earned from a job increases so that you no longer qualify for SSI, you may be able to continue your Medicaid coverage at least for a limited time.

100. NYSERDA - New York Energy $mart Loan Fund that may be subsidized under this program for multifamily Kit for Other than 14 FamilyHomes Adobe that desire to participate in the new york Energy $mart SM http://www.nyserda.org/loanfund/

PROGRAMS NEW YORK ENERGY $MART SM FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES NYSERDA HOME ABOUT NYSERDA WHAT'S NEW ... Doing Business with NYSERDA New York Energy $mart SM Loan Program NOTICE: Application Forms Revised Effective October 1, 2003 Purpose of Program The New York Energy $mart SM Loan Fund program is offered for the purpose of providing an interest rate reduction up to 4.0% (400 basis points) off a participating lender's normal loan interest rate for a term up to 10 years on loans for certain energy-efficiency improvements and/or renewable technologies. Special terms apply for the Liberty Zone. Eligibility To qualify for the New York Energy $mart SM General Program Information Description or printable 50kb .pdf Find a Participating Lender BPI Certified Contractors Loan Fund Program Brochure 353kb .pdf Residential borrowers (1-4 family homes) can qualify for reduced interest rates on secured loans ( effective on or after April 1, 2004

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