61. Sheridan House Family Ministries - Fort Lauderdale, Florida SPECTRUM programs INC Dade and Broward counties (954) 777-2977 2003 Sheridan HouseFamily Ministries Designed by Radical Webs Inc, Fort Lauderdale, florida. http://www.sheridanhouse.org/rr_boys.htm

Sheridan House Family Ministries 4200 SW 54th Ct Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 Phone: 954-583-1552 Fax: 954-583-7993 Email: info@sheridanhouse.org Boys (only) Residential Programs Back to Main Menu AGAPE Stockton, Missouri (417) 276-7215 Boys up to age 18. Involuntary residential program for rebellious ungovernable children. Fee - $980/month. ANCHOR HOUSE MINISTRIES Auburndale, FL 32823 (863) 665-1916 Boys 13 - 17. Christian based long term residential program for troubled abused neglected boys. Fee - sliding scale. BOYS HOME ASSOCIATION 2354 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211 (904) 743-3611 Boys 6 - 18. Home for troubled boys; some private placement; house foster children; also place boys and girls in foster homes. Fee - sliding scale. HARBOR HOUSE St. Cloud, FL 34770 (407) 957-8997 Boys 12 - 18. Voluntary residential program for troubled boys. Private Christian boarding school - One on one educational development. $1,000/month, also sliding scale arrangements. LAST CHANCE RANCH Venus, FL 33960 (863) 699-3785

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63. University Of Florida Levin College Of Law - Academic Programs Taxation. Certificate programs Environmental Land Use Law; Estates Trusts; family Law; Intellectual Property Law. Clinics Virgil http://www.law.ufl.edu/academics/

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65. Florida Museum Of Natural History - Travel Programs - Paleontology Excursions at the 18million-year-old Thomas Farm locality in north florida. family Day willgive our young fossil enthusiasts and their parents a fun Travel programs Home. http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/travel/paleontology.htm

Paleontology Excursions Pony Express Fossil Adventures Pony Express , a program established to promote the scientific study of fossil horses, sponsors fossil digs several times a year at the 18-million-year-old Thomas Farm locality in north Florida. Recent issues of Pony Express (a newsletter published by the program) are online for you to enjoy. Mail-in forms will be posted on this page when registration opens for each event. For more information, contact Erika Simons, Program Coordinator: esimons@flmnh.ufl.edu or (352) 846-2000 x255. Annual Pony Express Dig at Thomas Farm Session 1: April 10-13, 2003 Session 2: April 24-27, 2003 Fee: $245 per person Registration Form Join us for a weekend of collecting 18-million-year-old fossils in a retreat-like camp. Excellent food, evening lectures and slide shows, nature walks included. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Open to persons over the age of 15 (minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian). Typical schedule (subject to change): Thursday 4:00 p.m. and on - Arrive at Thomas Farm, set up personal camp

66. Florida Museum Of Natural History - Travel Programs - Expeditions - Kenya Discov Overnight with host family. (B, L, D). July 15 Tsavo. Back to Expeditions.Travel programs Home. FLMNH Home. Link back to FLMNH home, http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/travel/kenya.htm

Expedition to Africa Kenya Discovery July 9-23, 2004 Ah Kenya! You will find yourself in another world at the Taita Discovery Centre, situated on 170,000 acres of the Taita and Rukinga Ranges (near Tsavo East). With rustic accommodations, the Centre has a full time Education officer and support staff to implement curriculum and educational needs of students, a comprehensive and well-stocked library with reference books, laboratory with microscopes, computers printers and analysis equipment. This program is full of many hands-on activities, helping you learn about ongoing lion and elephant research. Stay with a host family, experience a rural African village, and learn the issues facing this working cattle ranch. Land fee: $2,539 per person, double occupancy (subject to change). Fee includes: Accomodations; activities; portage; meals as indicated; transfers; guide services; donation to museum. Not included: Airfare; passport; books and supplies; departure taxes; personal expenses; beverages; tips.

67. Happy Workers Childrens Center - St Petersburg Florida Using Diverse programs to Teach Peace Justiceto Young Children. . Curriculum The family . http://www.happyworkers.org/Programs/TheFamily/Index.htm

"Using Diverse Programs to Teach Peace & Justice to Young Children." Home About Us Six Core Values Programs ... Site Map Curriculum - "The Family" Family Literacy Peacemaking At Home Parent Volunteer Monthly Family Activities ... Communication The Connections Our family involvement program is second to none. We have built a strong family support framework through our family volunteer program. They include: our family literacy program year-long family activities agenda and our parent advisory committee. In the activities we provide, families share learning experiences together. The participate in fun and enrichment activities, and parents assist the center in deciding how the needs of families could be met.

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69. What's New - Casey National Center For Resource Family Support of materials and programs. Siblings in Outof-Home Care - New December 2002. OnMay 19-20, 2002, the CNC and the florida-based Neighbor to family Program co http://www.casey.org/cnc/whats_new.htm

Home CNC Home What's New Advanced Search Quick Facts State Contacts Recruitment ... Child-Specific and Targeted Recruitment for Adoption New April 2003 New December 2002 This 19 page booklet provides a summary of various tax benefits that may be available to resource families. It is available as a document that can be downloaded and printed. Agencies may edit, reproduce and distribute copies. Respite Inventory New December 2002 In collaboration with the Child Welfare League of America and the ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center, we have prepared this inventory of resources related to respite care for families with children. The inventory provides contacts and links for a wide variety of materials and programs. Siblings in Out-of-Home Care New December 2002 On May 19-20, 2002, the CNC and the Florida-based Neighbor to Family Program co-sponsored the National Leadership Symposium on Siblings in Out-of-Home Care. Over 30 individuals from diverse fields, including foster care alumni, child welfare practitioners and policymakers, legal experts, resource families, and researchers joined us to explore ways to focus attention on issues affecting brothers and sisters in foster, kinship, and adoptive placements. We are pleased to present the full Proceedings of the Symposium, along with an Overview of our work and positions on what we believe good practice should be in working with siblings in the child welfare system.

70. US Affiliates Woodbridge Run USO family Support Services, Community Center, 1400 Eisenhower Circle 703/4945576,Service hours vary according to programs offered. florida http://www.uso.org/pubs/8_15_84.cfm

USO Home About Us Locations Directory Entertainment USO Press Room Donate Now! Programs and Services ... USO Overseas Centers US Affiliates The USO relies on the generosity of the public. Please donate today. For more information, click the button below! The USO works with many organizations, directly and indirectly. To view a list of related links, click the button below! Print Friendly USO Affiliates in the United States California ... back to top THE BOB HOPE HOLLYWOOD USO at LAX Los Angeles Inter. Airport Center 203 World Way West, Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90045 Phone: 310-645-3716 Fax: 310/645-0317 Email: bg_teilmann@yahoo.com Michael Teilmann, Executive Director USO OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INC. USO of Northern California Web Site Mezzanine Level/Terminal 1 San Francisco International Airport San Francisco CA 94128 Phone 650.761.4611 Fax 650.742.6747 E-mail: USONCA@AOL.COM John Rutkauskas , Executive Director USO OF SAN DIEGO, INC. USO Of San Diego, Inc. Web Site Downtown Center 303 A Street, Suite 100 San Diego, California 92101- 4280

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State Major Programs State Major Programs (SMP) are developed following local, regional and state surveys, conferences and meetings to identify needs and issues and then provide the support needed to deliver support at the local level. The following is a complete list of the approved State Major Programs: FL101 - Practices for Sustainable Agronomic Crop Production in Florida FL102 - Florida Forage Production for Livestock and Dairy FL103 - Improving the Production, Efficiency and marketability of Beef Cattle in Florida FL104 - Strategies for Successful Dairying in Florida FL105 - Management of Water and Nutrients in Florida's Nursery Industry FL106 - Managing Animal Manures and Wastes to Facilitate a Sustainable Florida FL107 - Vegetable Production, Harvesting and Handling Efficiencies in Florida FL108 - Citrus Management in Florida FL109 - Food Safety and Quality in Florida FL110 - Food Processing and Handling in Florida: Quality, Value-Added Concepts and Safety FL111 - Tropical Fruit Crops Management in Florida FL112 - Ornamental Plant Production and Integrated Pest Management in Florida FL113 - Sustainable Community Development and Enhancement of Natural Systems in Florida FL114 - Environmental Landscape Management in Florida FL115 - Florida's Regulatory Environment FL116 - Florida Turfgrass Management FL117 - Profitable and Sustainable Poultry Production in Florida FL119 - Business Management for Horticultural Enterprises in Florida

72. Starting Points - Florida Project In 1994, the florida legislature increased funding for preventive children's significantincreases for child care, preschool programs, family support, and a http://www.carnegie.org/startingpoints/fl.htm

Florida Project Description: The state is now developing a comprehensive plan to sustain support for meeting the goals of Starting Points and to measure progress effectively. To deepen the understanding of business leaders, the media, and the general public of the importance of prevention programs, the Florida project team will undertake a statewide public education and social indicators project. The project will conduct surveys of public opinion on children's issues, train representatives of child advocacy organizations in media and communications skills, and convene seminars on child health, child care, and family support policies in areas of the state where young children's needs are greatest. A social indicators project based on an adaptation of the 1995 Kids Count Data Book will create benchmarks for meeting young children's needs and will disseminate information to policymakers and the news media on the state's progress toward these benchmarks. To assist the growing number of working parents who need high-quality child care, the project will sponsor a conference for leading employers to expand child care services and other family friendly policies, and expand parent involvement on child care programs statewide. The Center for Educational Enhancement and Development at Florida State University manages the initiative. Two other nationally recognized organizations, the Florida Center for Children and Youth and the Florida Children's Forum, will oversee the public education and child care work. Both internal and external communications about Florida's Starting Points initiatives will be enhanced through technology used to implement an e-mail and bulletin board capacity and multimedia presentation. Funds from the A. L. Mailman Family Foundation and state grants match Carnegie's support.

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74. School Choice Info - Florida Scholarship Programs Selma Curtis, florida Click here to learn more about this family. florida's Legislatureand Governor have enacted three statewide programs that let http://schoolchoiceinfo.org/what/florida.jsp

75. Historical Museum Tours And Classes family Fun Days A series of free family programs on the second Saturday of Educationalprograms Teachers and scout leaders of South florida, plan a http://www.historical-museum.org/educate/educate.htm

H ISTORICAL M USEUM OF S OUTHERN F LORIDA Explore this Site Archaeology Collections Contact Us Education Events Exhibits Folklife History Home Kids' Pages Membership Museum Store Press Releases Teacher Resources Tours for Adults Tropees Visitor Information Kids Tropical Explorers Summer Camp June 16 to August 8, 2003 Eight one-week sessions turn campers into artists, photographers, performers, and musicians. Kids' Pages Games and puzzles for young historians, created by students at DASH (Design and Architecture Senior High School). Family Fun Days A series of free family programs on the second Saturday of each month. Teachers Educational Programs Teachers and scout leaders of South Florida, plan a trip to the Historical Museum or a historic site, or a visit to your classroom by one of our teachers. To make reservations or ask questions about educational programs, telephone us at 305-375-1625 or email us at learn@historical-museum.org

76. Venice, Florida : YMCA: Youth Programs South County family YMCA. YMCA PRESCHOOL. General Information Preschool ID 5851-00125. Ages 6 weeks through Pre-K. Hours 700 am through 600 pm. http://www.venice-florida.com/community/sports/preschool.htm

South County Family YMCA YMCA PRESCHOOL General Information: Preschool ID#: 58-51-00125 Ages: 6 weeks through Pre-K Hours: 7:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. Days: Monday-Friday Contact: Denita Browning, Childcare Director 492-9622 ext. 135 The YMCA of Venice Preschool The YMCA of Venice's Preschool provides Preschool Programming for children ages six weeks through five years in a setting characterized by warmth, personal respect, positive support and responsiveness. We currently have two locations to serve the community in their early childhood needs. The goal of the YMCA preschool is to support and assist parents, to strengthen parent-child relationships, and to increase the importance of the family unit. Our preschool is proud to provide caring role models and age appropriate experiences that nurture your child's growth, encourage positive behavior and help them to develop a strong sense of right and wrong. Please visit us any time to see our preschool curriculum. We also offer special preschool swim lessons and gymnastics lessons to help your child develop motor skills to their fullest potential. Back to YMCA Home Page Your Local Internet Service Provider A division of Sun Coast Media Group Inc.

77. Verizon Reads - America's Literacy Champion of illiteracy by supporting the development of family literacy programs where parentsand children can learn and read together. The florida Literacy Coalition http://www.verizonreads.net/champions/jeb_bush.asp

In the News Literacy Challenges Literacy Partners Literacy Programs ... Sitemap Governor Jeb Bush created the Governor's Family Literacy Initiative for Florida, providing literacy grants to public and private non-profit education and community organizations across the state. Verizon Communications is a partner in this initiative, providing financial support for the grant program. "As Governor of this state, one of my top priorities has been to establish initiatives that will help Florida's most vulnerable citizens," Governor Bush said. "Helping parents improve their basic skills has a direct and measurable impact on both the education and quality of life for their children. These grants will help to strengthen the critical role of parents in their children's education." The Family Literacy Initiative was launched in 1999 as a regional program, and in 2001 became available statewide. The program is a partnership among the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, the South Florida Annenberg Challenge, the Florida Literacy Coalition and Florida educators that will bring the benefits of literacy to families throughout the state. The initiative will award over $1 million in family literacy grants of up to $50,000 each, to public and private non-profit education and community organizations.

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Access A Framework Access Alliance A Professional Community Access Programs Family Place Youth Access Community Access Health Access Education Access Senior Access Advocacy Access Family Place Library Locator Family Place programs are offered in more than 100 libraries across the United States. Look for your community below and click on it to find out more information about local Family Place libraries. If your community is not listed below, contact Libraries for the Future about how to bring it to your library. Parent-Child Workshops may require registration. Please contact your library for further details. Arizona California Connecticut Florida ... Washington Arizona Apache Junction Chandler Coolidge Florence ... Tucson California Beaumont Redding San Jose Yuba City Connecticut Ansonia Branford Cheshire Derby ... Waterbury Florida Hobe Sound Stuart Georgia Athens Illinois Evanston Maryland Baltimore New Carrollton Michigan Saginaw Minnesota Saint Paul Nebraska Grand Island New York Amagansett Amityville Brentwood Brookhaven ... White Plains North Carolina Greensboro Ohio Cleveland Steubenville Twinsburg Oklahoma Edmond Midwest City Pennsylvania Aliquippa Bethlehem Broomall Camp Hill ... St. Thomas

79. Florida Department Of Elder Affairs - Caring For An Elder Caregiver Respite programs The florida Department of Elder Each program is intendedto provide family caregivers a The first priority for these programs is to http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/doea/english/caring.html

Home Caring For an Elder Who Are Caregivers? A recent Department of Elder Affairs survey of caregivers found that about half of caregivers provide care for a spouse while the other half are children or other relatives caring for a parent or loved one. As our nation's population ages, more and more Americans face the challenges of providing care to loved ones who need help because of chronic illness or disability. Where Can Caregivers Go for Help? While it is true that accepting the responsibility of caregiving requires perseverance, it is important for caregivers to find support in meeting the everyday challenges and stress of caregiving. Connecting with other caregivers can help prevent isolation and encourage good mental and physical health. The Department of Elder Affairs sponsors an excellent on-line resource for caregivers and their families. The Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Online (http://www.alzonline.net/) website provides specific resources and tools to help caregivers care for their loved ones. Together with our partners at the Area Agencies on Aging and local service providers, we are committed to providing the kind of support that allows families to care for their older loved ones while maintaining a healthy life for themselves. Our RELIEF, Senior Companion Program and AmeriCorps respite programs help caregivers get the time they need to away from their caregiving roles.

80. About Florida Alliance For Assisitive Services And Technology GOALS for Assistive Services in florida!! to a broad base of organizations, agenciesand programs. Empower individuals with disabilities and family members, by http://faast.org/about/about.htm

About FAAST Regional Centers FAAST Overview Goals for AT in Florida Mission Statement ... Board Minutes FAAST Overview FAAST began its existence in 1992 as a federally funded grant project and was housed with the Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation . FAAST was designed to develop and implement a consumer responsive, comprehensive, statewide system of technology-related assistance and systems change for individuals from birth to death. In 1997, FAAST became a private not for profit corporation governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the Commissioner of the Florida Department of Education . Fifty-one percent of the Board membership must be composed of persons with a disability or be a family member of a person with a disability. FAAST works with consumers, family members, caregivers, providers and agencies to ensure that individual's continue to benefit from assistive technology as they move between home, school, work and community. Florida ranks third in the United States for persons with disabilities. Over 70% of Florida's 1.4 million people with disabilities are underemployed or unemployed.

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