81. Mission Children's Hospital, Asheville, North Carolina We are a parentto-parent program for families of children with special needswho live in the following western north carolina counties Buncombe, Haywood http://missionhospitals.org/childrens-fsn.htm

Family Support Network of Western North Carolina We are a parent-to-parent program for families of children with special needs who live in the following western North Carolina counties: Buncombe, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Transylvania and Yancey. These special needs include physical, mental or developmental disabilities; hearing or visual impairment; chronic illness; premature birth; and other health or learning related disorders. Learn how to support our program Our goal is to fill the gap between service providers and families who face the daily realities of parenting children with special needs. We know that parents can give each other the support and practical knowledge that even the most compassionate service providers cannot give. We offer the following services: Community Education Resources Fact Sheets for Families Support Groups ... Training Community Education We love to present our program to service groups, professional organizations and businesses. We also sponsor

82. North Carolina State Resources www.firstinfamiliesofnc.org Pat Solomon, Director north carolina Families Unitedc/o Dr. Joshua Alexander, Program Director TelAbility (For medical information http://www.nichcy.org/stateshe/nc.htm

NICHCY State Resources : North Carolina A publication of the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities North Carolina State Resources Table of Contents State Agencies Disability Organizations Parent Organizations Other Organizations The offices listed on this state sheet are primarily state-level offices. Even if an office is not close to your home, they can usually put you in touch with resources in your community, as well as provide you with information and assistance about disability issues in your state. If you find that an address or number has changed or is incorrect, please e-mail us at nichcy@aed.org and let us know. State Agencies and Organizations Age of Eligibility Each state sets eligibility ages for services to children and youth with disabilities. For current information concerning this state, please contact the office listed under Department of Education: Special Education United States Senators Honorable Elizabeth Dole (R) United States Senate Washington, DC 20510

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84. Food Bank Of North Carolina program that replaced “Aid to Families with Dependent to develop their own welfareprograms and given north carolina has developed the Work First program. http://www.foodbanknc.org/hunger_programs.html

Hunger Education Hunger Glossary Hunger Programs Hunger Study ... Educator Resources Government Hunger Programs There are many government programs that seek to assist the hungry or those at risk of hunger. Speakers should have a basic familiarity with each of the following government assistance programs: The Food Stamp Program Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) Social Security Supplemental Security Income (SSI) The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) distributes surplus food commodities (via the USDA) to states, which then distribute the food through local programs. 3.8 million households were served by TEFAP in 1997, and 117 million pounds of food were distributed in 1996. The 1997 federal funding of TEFAP was $179 million. In North Carolina, the TEFAP program is administered by NCDA and distributed by the six Second Harvest food banks. National School Lunch Program National School Breakfast Program Summer Food Service Program is an entitlement program that provides funds to organizations that serve nutritious meals to low-income children when school is out. In the summer of 1998, 2.2 million children were served at 29,000 sites operated by 3,500 community organizations. Fifteen percent of the low-income children who receive free and reduced-price lunches participate in this program. The cost in 1998 was $261 million.

85. Communities Of Faith Initiatives: North Carolina Rural Economic Development Cent initiating a case management program to help work and facilitating transportationservices for those families. focuses on five western north carolina counties. http://www.ncruralcenter.org/research/faithcommunities.htm

Main Menu: Home Page About the Center News and Events How to Contact Us Agricultural Advancement Rural Entrepreneurship Rural Internet Access Authority Leadership Development Rural Data Bank Publications Catalog Resource Guide Communities of Faith Initiative Working across denominational and racial lines to address the needs of rural people, especially those living in or near poverty, the N.C. Rural Economic Development Center launched the Communities of Faith Initiative in 1993. The purpose of the initiative was to build an alliance among the most prevalent, powerful institutions in rural communities - rural churches - to support those most in need. Under the Communities of Faith umbrella, the Rural Center conducted several projects, the most important of which were the Church Child Care Initiative and the Work First Job Retention and Follow-Up Model Program. Church Child Care Initiative. To address the growing need for accessible, affordable, high quality child care in rural communities, the Rural Center joined with leaders of the faith community in 1993 to form North Carolina's first partnership for children. The partnership is an inter-denominational, inter-racial group of 12 leading denominations, the N.C. Council of Churches, the Duke Divinity School and the Duke Endowment and the Rural Center. Together, these groups have developed a Church Child Care Initiative, which, for almost a decade, has served low and moderate-income families in rural areas by:

86. Domestic Violence Shelters 55 Danbury NC 27016 Business 910593-9323 Toll Free (800)672-2851; north CarolinaCoalition Against Care Center, family Violence Program 1103 Hay http://www.sboard.org/SHELTERS/NC.HTM

*North Carolina* We would like to include the state laws and law enforcement agency phone numbers and addresses. If you have access to this information, please contact us by email to sbcc@computrek.org North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence P.O. Box 51875 Durham NC 27717 (919)490-1467 Roanoke - Chowan Services for Abused Families with Emergencies (S.A.F.E.) P.O. Box 98 Ahoskie NC 27910 Business #: 919-332-4047 Hotline/Crisis: 919-332-1933 Toll Free #: (800)669-1933 Stanly County Department of Social Services 201 South Second Street Albemarie NC 28001 Business #: 704-983-7300 Family Crisis Center P.O. Box 2161 Asheboro NC 27204 Business #: 910-629-4159 Hotline/Crisis: 910-629-4159 Helpmate, Inc. 34 Wall St., Suite 702 Asheville NC 28801 Business #: 704-254-2968 Hotline/Crisis: 704-254-0516 Carteret County Domestic Violence Program 402 Turner Street Beaufort NC 28516 Business #: 919-728-3788 OASIS, Inc. P.O. Box 1591 Boone NC 28607 Business #: 704-264-1532 SAFE, Inc. P.O. Box 2013 Brevard NC 28712 Business #: 704-885-7233 Hotline/Crisis: 704-885-7233 Swain/Qualla SAFE, Inc. P.O. Box 1416 Bryson City NC 28713 Business #: 704-488-9038 Hotline/Crisis: 704-488-6809

87. Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana--North Carolina Fact Sheet Performances are seen in north carolina as well as on tour throughout the United FamilyPrograms bring together peoples of various backgrounds and ages. http://www.flamenco-vivo.org/ncfact.html

F LAMENCO V IVO C ARLOTA S ANTANA North Carolina Fact Sheet COMPANY BACKGROUND The Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Spanish Dance Company, founded in 1983, is one of the leading Spanish dance companies in the United States. In their work the company combines the diverse cultures that inhabited Spain for centuries and influenced flamenco: Spanish, Judaic, Arabic, and Gypsy. The Company uses flamenco to tell "dance stories" which deal with universal themes such as pride, sorrow, love and death. The Company tours with between 6 and 16 dancers and musicians, presenting live music at each performance. Office management includes Carlota Santana, Artistic Director and Ann Stuart, General Manager. The Company's mission is to build bridges between cultures using the spirit of Flamenco . The repertoire includes new and live music, dramatic works, and the company commissions works annually thus nurturing the next generation of Flamenco artists. The Company is well known for its innovative and year long arts-in-education program integrating Spanish dance and culture into the school curriculum. PERFORMANCE VENUES / TOURING The Company has performed to sold out houses at Duke University, The Blumenthal Center in Charlotte, and in New York City (The Joyce Theater, The New Victory Theater, Lincoln Center Clark Theater) as well as major houses in Detroit, Chicago, Naples, Palm Beach, Tampa, Pittsburgh, Eugene, Vail, Cleveland, Albany and New Haven, among others. The company has been presented in festivals including Summerdance Santa Barbara, Soho Art Festival, Cape May Music Festival, Rutgers Summerfest in New Jersey and An Appalachian Summer Festival in North Carolina.

88. The Forum | Evaluation Of The North Carolina Work First Program of devolution of the TANF program to selected time limits, 2) surveys of 242 familieswho received north carolina Site visits and special studies are being http://www.researchforum.org/project_general_230.html

National Overview Welfare Program Components Children Special Populations ... Research Database Evaluation of the North Carolina Work First Program General Information View a brief abstract of this project. View a complete, printer-friendly profile of this project. Evaluator(s) MAXIMUS, Inc. Investigator(s) Philip A. Richardson ( MAXIMUS, Inc. Domain Income Security/TANF Status Completed (final report released) Duration Jul 1996 - Mar 2003 Type Research and/or Program Evaluation Program/Policy Description The project is designed to evaluate North Carolina's welfare reform program, known as Work First. The evaluation combines three methodologies: 1) surveys of current and former welfare clients and diverters, 2) longitudinal analysis of administrative data on welfare recipients, leavers, and diverters, including TANF participation, food stamp participation, and earnings, and 3) site visits to counties to examine program implementation and best practices. One component of the study is the examination of "devolution" of the TANF program to selected counties under legislation passed in 1998. Notes No notes reported.

89. NC Health Access Coalition Main Page Women, Children, and Adults in north carolina on Medicaid. A Cut • Managed CarePatient Assistance Program – NOW OPEN NCHAC Fact Sheet Uninsured Families. http://www.ncjustice.org/health/

Navigation Menu Go to.... Justice Center Home Alerts Community News Consumer Action Network Defenders of Justice Health Access Coalition Hyatt Immigrants Legal Assist. Discussion Board Legislation Links Litigation Living Income Initiative NcexChange Parent Education Parents United Poverty Law Litigation Public Assistance Project Staff Support Staff Adam Searing, JD, MPH , Director Feedback PO Box 28068, Raleigh, NC 27611-8068 Phone: 919-856-2568, Fax: 919-856-2175 E-mail: health@ncjustice.org Good Hope Hospital Conversion BLUE CROSS CONVERSION NCHAC Operating Procedures ... NCHAC Principles Documents dated 2002 and earlier are located in our ARCHIVE (TOP) NCHAC Update NCHAC Update ... NCHAC Update Stop Cutting, Start Caring NCHAC Update State Budget Debate Continues - Who Gets Hurt NCHAC Update Heatlh Care for Everyone or Health Cuts for the Vulnerable? NCHAC Update State Budget Debate Begins NCHAC Update Health Reform by the Numbers NCHAC Update NC BLUE CROSS - STUNNING PROFITS FOR A NONPROFIT MEAN THOUSANDS MORE UNINSURED IN NORTH CAROLINA NCHAC Update Prescription Drug Pricing and Access Prescription Drug Pricing: The Consumer Perspective Rising Health Care Costs

90. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools around the US and the world on hand, more than 5,000 families filled the ElementaryParent PTA Organization Receive State Awards The north carolina PTA has http://www.cms.k12.nc.us/

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91. Presentation By Robert McGuffey - North Carolina Policies And Programs For Energ improvements Repair and Replacement Program (HARRP), offers assistance to familiesto repair to ensure that residences in north carolina are energy http://www.hawaii.gov/dbedt/ert/symposium/mcguffey/mcguffey.html

Welcome The End of Cheap Oil Laney's Review of Loudat's 1997 Report Loudat's 2000 Report on Economic Impacts of Hawaii's Energy Tax Credit ... Proceedings of the Energy Symposium North Carolina Policies and Programs for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Robert McGuffey Solar Engineering Specialist North Carolina Solar Center, North Carolina State University Mr. McGuffey has worked since 1995 in commercial and industrial energy conservation outreach with both the Industrial Assessment Center and the North Carolina Solar Center. During that time, he has participated in industrial audits with the Industrial Assessment Center and has conducted commercial and industrial audits for the North Carolina Solar Center going to more than 50 facilities. He has managed the Solar Center's Commercial Industrial Program for the last 4 years. In parallel with his commercial and industrial outreach work, he has been working on other research projects. He conducted a commercial, industrial study for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. He and Mr. Stevens have been testing a roof integrated concentrated solar collector system for Duke Solar. He has worked with this project at North Carolina State University and at Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico. Prior to joining the North Carolina Solar Center staff, he had 20 years work experience in the compressed air and petroleum industries.

92. Autism Society Of North Carolina here to learn more about the summer camp program. The Autism Society of north CarolinaBookstore is the world people on the autism spectrum and their families. http://www.autismsociety-nc.org/

Join our mailing list for new and updated information! subscribe unsubscribe Autism Society of North Carolina 505 Oberlin Road, Suite 230 Raleigh, NC 27605-1345 Tel: 919-743-0204, 1-800-442-2762 (NC only) Fax: 919-743-0208 Office Hours: M-F, 8-4:30 Site Last Updated May 17, 2004 What is Autism? Where do I Start? Autism and other autism spectrum disorders are developmental disabilities that impair a person’s ability to understand information and communicate with others. Autism spectrum disorders occur in as many as 1 of every 250 children born and is more common in boys than girls. C ommon characteristics include ... (more) As a parent or sibling of a child with autism there are many questions that need answering. ASNC offers answers and assistance through... (more) Our Mission How Can I Help? The Autism Society of North Carolina is committed to providing support and promoting opportunities which enhance the lives of individuals within the autism spectrum and their families. To review our vision and values statements, please

93. SOHP Home Hall, et al. s Like a family The Making of crowd that included members of the NorthCarolina General Assembly The Southern Oral History Program (a component of http://www.sohp.org/

Calendar: Events at the SOHP Click here to find out what's happening with the SOHP. Spoken Memories: A Video Intro to the SOHP This fifteen-minute video describes the SOHP and its history (streamed in Real Player format). Sample the SOHP Archives Hear interviews with Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Orval Faubus, John Hope Franklin, Eva Clayton, and more. Interview of the Month Kelly Navies interviews Mrs. Norma Scott Baynes regarding race and desegregation. Using This Site Full instructions and specifications for optimized use of this site. Hall Delivers OAH Presidential Address in Boston SOHP director Jacquelyn Hall capped her term as president of the Organization of American Historians by addressing conferees at the 97th Annual Meeting in Boston in March 2004. Hall's talk, "The Long Civil Rights Movement: Contested Past, Contingent Future," explored historians' efforts to make sense of the long, complex struggle for social justice in the twentieth century U.S. [ more SOHP's Millwood Wins Bryan Service Award Beth Millwood, the SOHP's outreach coordinator, is one of four winners of the Carolina Center for Public Service's Robert E. Bryan Public Service Award for 2004. The award honors Millwood's years of extraordinary effort to share oral history expertise, advice, and guidance with students, citizens, and groups across the state. [

94. NorthCarolina 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/northcarolina/fha.html

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95. Families USA: has a health insurance counseling program that can Call 1800-443-9354 for the NorthCarolina state counseling launched by the Kaiser family Foundation, offers http://www.familiesusa.org/site/PageServer?pagename=States_North_Carolina

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