101. New York State Office For The Aging - Families & Caregivers of grandparents and other relatives in new york State care out more about the activitiesof this program and the for an Older Driver For families, friends and http://aging.state.ny.us/caring/

Grandparents and Relatives Raising Children When You Are Concerned Caregiver Resource Centers More online caregiver resources! Caring for Minor Children Hundreds of thousands of grandparents and other relatives in New York State care for minor children who are without their own parents. Grandparents and Relatives Raising Children in their homes are the focus of the Relatives As Parents Program (RAPP). Find out more about the activities of this program and the community support groups offering assistance locally. Caring for an Older Driver For families, friends and caregivers, what to do about an aging loved one who is at-risk driving can be both perplexing and paralyzing. When You Are Concerned PDF file Caring for an Impaired Older Person Family and other informal caregivers provide 70 percent of all the help received by chronically impaired elderly people in New York State. Caregiver Resource Centers currently exist in and serve 17 counties of New York State and offer direct assistance and support as well as information on other resources, including support groups, available to caregivers in their areas. If there is not a center near you, contact your local offices for the aging Learn More About Caregiving and Available Resources The following booklets are available online at the Aging Well Village and provide introductory information on caregiving and some additional sources of resources:

102. Department Of Family Medicine - Highland Hospital of family Medicine created a new International Health Student Education The Departmentof family Medicine is integral part of the predoctoral program at the http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/FamMed/

Home From the Residency Director Program Overview Fact Sheet ... Site Map Highland Hospital · University of Rochester Welcome to the Highland Hospital / University of Rochester Department of Family Medicine Home Page! We are located in Rochester, NY USA. In addition to providing quality health care to the people of Rochester, the Department is world renowned in residency education. Interested in applying to one of the top residency programs in the country? CLICK HERE Highlights and Activities International Health Track - In 2002, the Department of Family Medicine created a new International Health Track for interested residents. Medical Student Education - The Department of Family Medicine is an integral part of the predoctoral program at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. Our faculty and residents teach medical students in both the outpatient and inpatient setting. Fourth year electives for non-UofR medical students are available. Residency - This program is one of the oldest Family Medicine Residencies in the U.S. The faculty includes internationally known academic Family Physicians, specialists in Pediatrics and OB/GYN, practicing clinical Family Physicians, and experienced Family Therapists. The Department combines the rigors of a university setting with the practical and friendly character of a community hospital.

103. State/Local Resources Index Page - New York for Human Development; and University Affiliated Program for Developmental childrenwith disabilities and their families with the new york City Board of http://www.childrenwithdisabilities.ncjrs.org/newyork.html

104. NYSDOL - Agency Information - DOL Responds To WTC Disaster 0919-01 - GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES INDIVIDUAL AND family GRANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO TheNew york State Department of Labor was awarded a $25 million NEG grant http://www.labor.state.ny.us/agency/wtc.html

DOL Responds To WTC Disaster DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Information on Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) Extension - Updated March 29, 2002 Emergency Response to World Trade Center Disaster In the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, the State Department of Labor has mobilized to work with other State agencies, federal agencies and New York City agencies to aid in the relief and recovery efforts, and to provide essential services to the thousands of innocent victims of this disaster. Reemployment Services All Department of Labor employment centers, with the exception of 50 Park Place, are open for business from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. For a complete listing of DOL employment offices, click here: www.labor.state.ny.us/agency/counties.htm . For more information, businesses can call 1-800-447-3992; job seekers can call 212-621-9300. Unemployment Insurance Individuals unable to report to work due to the disaster are encouraged to apply for unemployment insurance benefits by calling the State Department of Labor's Telephone Claims Center at 1-888-209-8124, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

105. New York State Domestic Violence Resources 5777777 Sanctuary For Families, Inc. (212) 349-6009 Urban Women’s Retreat 1-800-621-HOPEViolence Intervention Program (212) 360-5090 new york Asian Women http://thesafetyzone.org/everyone/resource.html

New York State Domestic Violence Resources New York State domestic violence programs by county New York City Resources New York State Resources New York State domestic violence 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. 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 Delaware Delaware Opportunities/Safe Against Violence (607) 746-6278 Dutchess Grace Smith House (845) 471-3033 YWCA of Dutchess County Battered Women’s Services (845) 485-5550 Erie Haven House (716) 884-6000 Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled (716) 877-1111 Hispanos Unidos de Buffalo (716) 856-7110 or (716) 481-8867 Essex STOP Domestic Violence/CCMHA (888) 563-6904 Toll-free Franklin ComLinks (800) 834-9474 Fulton Family Violence Project of the Family Counseling Center of Fulton County (518) 725-5300 Genesee YWCA Domestic Violence Project (716) 343-7513 Greene Columbia-Greene Domestic Violence Program (518) 943-9211

106. Carnegie Corporation Of New York - Starting Points West Virginia Governor s Cabinet on Children and Families. Carnegie Corporationof new york Information about the foundation that established this program. http://www.carnegie.org/startingpoints/

Starting Points State and Community Partnerships for Young Children In 1996 Carnegie Corporation of New York awarded two-year grants totaling more than $3 million to sixteen states and cities participating in a new grants program called Starting Points State and Community Partnerships for Young Children. The grants will expand the Corporation's efforts to stimulate reform in policies and programs and to mobilize community action based on the recommendations of Starting Points: Meeting the Needs of Our Youngest Children , a Carnegie task force report. Starting Points highlighted the critical importance of the first three years of life for subsequent healthy development. It documented the "quiet crisis" that young children face todayincluding low prenatal care and immunization rates, the rising incidence of child abuse and neglect, and disturbing trends in family stability. Program Overview - A discussion of the report's findings and the program's goals. City/State Projects - Profiles of participating sites and coordinating organizations, the program focus, major program components, and contacts. Baltimore - Baltimore City Healthy Start Inc.

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