61. WB11.com WPIX-TV New York - Community News group instructional support and other services to new york City public Inc.developsand delivers children's and family literacy programs that help http://wb11.trb.com/community/news/wpix-community-literacy2002.htmlstory

Search WB11.com News Stories what's on contact us employment contests ... entertainment WB11 LITERACY SPECIAL Brought to you in part by Click To See Video Illiteracy in America is growing at an alarming rate. Reading represents the single most important skill that will carry a person through his or her life. But as fundamental a skill it is, there are far too many children and adults who lack the ability to understand written materials. Click To See Video Click To See Video As part of the WB11 Care For Kids station campaign, please join Mr.G of the WB11 News At Ten in a crusade to learn more about Literacy and what we can do as a community to bridge the gap and become aware of this hidden problem that affects so many of us. Check below for our super list of helpful literacy links: LINKS Information for Parents and Students National Parent Information Network NPIN.ORG One of the largest parenting sites on the web, NPIN is a project of the ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early ChildhoodEducation. The site offers full-text resources for parents and those who work with parents. Resources include monthly articles in Parent News, books, Web sites, organizations, publications,and many other documents related to parenting. National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education ncpie.org

62. Alphabetical Index Of Programs Centerforce Division of Health programs (California). Chicago Recovery Alliance. newHampshire family Planning Program. new york State Health Department. http://www.hepprograms.org/listing.asp

Model Programs for Hepatitis A, B, and C Prevention Alphabetical index of programs HEP EXPRESS Home MSM STD/HIV ... B-Wise Project, NICOS Chinese Health Coalition (San Francisco, CA) BESTD (Brady EAST STD) Clinic (Milwaukee, WI) Bronx Lesbian and Gay Health Resource Callen-Lorde Health Center (New York, NY) Centerforce Division of Health Programs (California) Chicago Recovery Alliance Chinatown Pediatric Services, Adolescent Chinese Hepatitis B Project (Philadelphia, PA) Denver Health/Denver Public Schools Adolescent Immunization Program Denver Public Health Department El Centro Del Barrio Health Care for the Homeless (Bexar County, TX) Erie County Department of Health (New York) Fenway Community Health (Boston, MA) Florida Department of Health, Hepatitis and Liver Failure Prevention and Control Program Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Community Center of Colorado Hampden County Correctional and Community Health Program (Massachusetts) Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective (Connecticut) Health Care for the Homeless, Baltimore, MD

63. NCCP Home Page More than a dozen federal programs that directly Columbia University 154 Haven Avenue,new york, NY 10032 PH Info Child Care Early Ed family Support Welfare http://www.nccp.org/

About the Center Media Resources Newsletters Child Poverty Facts ... NCCP Jobs Search the NCCP Site: Advanced Search WHAT'S NEW Welfare Reform and Children Fifty leading U.S. scholars, including Dr. Lawrence Aber, sent a statement to members of Congress on the effects of welfare reform on low-income children. The approach embodied in the recently passed House plan proposes new work participation requirements but provides no significant increase in the work or child care supports needed. Such an approach is more likely to harm children than to help them. Research has identified successful approaches that not only reduce welfare dependency, but also increase employment, improve family incomes and enhance children's development. Click here to read more. (Posted March 2003) NCCP Launches LIFT On March 26, 2003, NCCP officially will introduce the Let's Invest in Families Today (LIFT) project and the new LIFT Web site

64. Recovery Month 2001: We Recover Together: Family, Friends, And Community Justice to develop strategies and programs aimed at and Significant Others 850 SeventhAvenue new york, NY 10019 212 of the Jewish Board of family Children's http://www.recoverymonth.gov/2001/resources.htm

An Initiative of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment CSAT National Helpline Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 800-662-HELP (Toll-Free) The CSAT Helpline is a resource for locating drug and alcohol abuse treatment programs in communities throughout the country. It is a great tool for communities, families, or individuals who want to identify the most appropriate State-certified treatment services located near you. Al-Anon/AlAteen For Families and Friends of Alcoholics Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. 1600 Corporate Landing Parkway Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5617 888-4Al-ANON/888-425-2666 (Toll-Free) www.al-anon.org www.al-anon.org/alateen.html Al-Anon helps families and friends of alcoholics recover from the effects of living with the problem drinking of a relative or friend. Similarly, Alateen is our recovery program for young people. Alateen groups are sponsored by Al-Anon members. Alcoholics Anonymous P.O. Box 459

65. Rediscovering New York History Culture Homepage make sure that all the diverse communities, peoples, and events in new york historyare want to help you to learn about your state, community and family history http://www.sara.nysed.gov/services/programs/rediscovering/rediscoveringv2.htm

66. New York State Physical Activity Coalition family Fitness Matters will be conducted by licensed Physical Therapists new programs. http://www.nysphysicalactivity.org/programs/index.php?FILE=Detail&PROGRAM=29

67. Scandinavia House - The Nordic Center In America been an integral part of new york City's music Scandinavia House features regularprograms for children and families in the Heimbold family Children's Learning http://www.scandinaviahouse.org/programs.html

Join our e-list: Scandinavia House The Nordic Center in America 58 Park Avenue (between 37th and 38th Streets) New York, New York 10016 Telephone: 212-879-9779 E-mail: info@amscan.org Exhibitions Film Program Lectures and Symposia ... For Children and Families Exhibitions April 4 - July 12, 2003 press release From the beautiful, spacious pastures of Dalarna and southern Sweden come over twenty-five paintings from The Florence Dibell Bartlett Collection. The 18th and 19th century works, called bonader in Swedish, were created by untrained folk artists using paints made from natural dyes. Each displays the lovely stylized floral and figural designs typical of Swedish folk art. There is brilliance to their simplicity and a depth to their flatness that opens a psychological and cultural door to the peasants' world. Originally in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, this unique collection of priceless artifacts of Swedish history was transferred to the Swedish-American Museum in 2000. Related Events: Swedish Folk Dance with Scandia NY on Saturday April 26th 6:30-7:30 Basic Swedish Folk Dance Lessons 7:30-10:30 Dance Party Tickets: $12. Reservations (212) 847-9734. With fiddlers from Dalarna, Jonas Hjalmarsson and Fredrik Lundberg. Additional music by Dan Trueman (hardanger fiddle), and the NY Spelmanslag.

68. American Red Cross In Greater New York - Disaster News, Health & Safety Educatio Disaster news, health Organizations American Red Cross Chapters...... on our disaster, social services, homeless transportation programs. offer counselingservices for family members of Red Cross in Greater new york, All Rights http://www.nyredcross.org/

NEED HELP? CALL 1-877-REDCROSS Fader for DHTML browsers visible here. Advanced Search Organization Press Room for Media Corporate Partnerships ... What Is The Role Of Red Cross In Time Of Conflict? The Red Cross mission is to keep the American people in touch with their family members serving in the armed forces. To accomplish this work, Red Cross workers frequently deploy on assignment with military forces... Read More Snow Storm Alert The American Red Cross is urging New York residents to take winter weather safety precautions now. Read tips on snow, ice and safe shoveling on our Web site here. Read More Red Cross Responds And Aids Victims Of Flatbush Fire And Bronx Building Collapse Emergency Relief Ongoing as American Red Cross Shelters Remain Open Across Upstate New York ARC/GNY Offers Programs to Help Service Members and Their Families The Red Cross is on-call 24/7. Get answers Q. My relative is in the military and I need to speak with him/her as soon as possible due to a family emergency. Can the Red Cross help to locate this person? Q. Does the Red Cross offer counseling services for family members of service people?

69. NEW YORK CITY POLICE MUSEUM EVENTS FEBRUARY family programs. Stranger Safety Saturday, February 15, 2003 From 1200pmto 200pm For ages 6 to 12 years old Presented by the new york City Police http://www.nycpolicemuseum.org/html/eventsp.html

EVENTS UPCOMING PROGRAMMING April Family Programs for Spring Recess Ages 6 to Adult Daily, April 22nd and 23rd 12:30PM - 2:30PM each day there will be a scavenger hunt, photos in the line-up and parents can pick-up a Child Identification kit. NYPD Special Unit Presentations Thursday, April 24th 12:00pm - 2:00pm Special presentation by the Highway Unit Weather permitting they will bring a motorcycle Friday, April 25th 12:00pm - 2:pm Special presentation by the NYPD's Canine Unit Saturday, April 26th 12:00pm - 2:00pm Special presentation by the Mounted Unit and their horses The Museum is located at 100 Old Slip in Lower Manhattan, four blocks south of South Street Seaport between Water and South Street. For more information, call (212) 480-3100 ext 119 or check our website at www.nycpolicemuseum.org . Please note: Programs, times, dates and content are subject to change or cancellation.

70. Department Of Population And Family Health - The Heilbrunn Center The Department offers two Masters level training programs, 1) in Population and FamilyHealth specializing of 200 staff members, located in new york and in http://cpmcnet.columbia.edu/dept/sph/popfam/

The Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health The Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health addresses the reproductive, adolescent, and child health conditions that confront communities throughout the world, both settled communities and communities that have been displaced as a result of political or environmental emergencies. The Department also has a commitment to addressing the health needs of the communities in northern Manhattan which the Department is located. It contributes to the improvement of community health by supporting programs that (1) educate future generations of public health workers; (2) provide direct services to populations in need; and (3) promote research and policy analyses that increase knowledge and that contribute to the effectiveness and quality of service delivery programs. The Department's goal of improving community health will be achieved when teaching, service, and research contribute, in a coordinated way, to identifying and implementing strategies to improve health. The work of the Department is multidisciplinary. Department faculty and staff have diverse training and backgrounds; and represent such fields as clinical nursing and medicine, epidemiology, demography, sociology, psychology, psychiatry, social work, program administration, and public health. Health, as defined by the Department, encompasses physical and mental health. Furthermore, the Department recognizes the interdependency of different aspects of health and deals with the totality of health needs of individuals and communities.

71. Bank Street College - Programs And Activities At-a-Glance other school programs. Funded by the new york City Board of Education, Sumitomo Trust,and other funders. Even Start Program is a family Literacy program that http://www.bnkst.edu/html/continuing/programs.html

72. NYU Stern Executive Programs you'll find new york in NYU Stern's Executive programs. conglomerate or destined torun the family business, to NYU Stern is to live the business of new york. http://www.stern.nyu.edu/execprgms/

loadImages("/executive/i/home/home_1b.gif","/executive/i/home/home_1c.gif","/executive/i/home/home_1b_f2.gif","/executive/i/home/home_1c_f2.gif"); NYU Stern Links ABOUT STERN ADMISSIONS ACADEMIC PROGRAMS EXECUTIVE PROGRAMS STUDENTS ALUMNI STERN INTERNATIONAL You'll find the world in New York, and you'll find New York in NYU Stern's Executive Programs. Whether you're a division head at a multinational conglomerate or destined to run the family business, to study business at NYU Stern is to live the business of New York. We bring the city—its wealth of talent, its business heart and its global personality—to meet your educational needs in a way that only a school that says "New York" can. We offer a comprehensive portfolio of programs to meet the varied learning needs of today's working professionals. Our degree options include the Executive MBA Program , the TRIUM Executive MBA Program The Langone Part-Time MBA Program , and Corporate Degree Programs . We also offer non-degree Short Executive Courses and Custom Non-Degree programs.

73. MHA Of NYC -- Mission By being flexible, creative, and sensitive to the changing needs of new york City,as well as to empirical MHA runs family Support programs and Parent http://www.mhaofnyc.org/4mhaProgServ.html

MHA's Programs and Servces Child and Adolescent Services Parent and Family Services Adult Services LifeNet ... What's New Search: Make a donation Become a crisis support volunteer Training Calendar Privacy Statement ... Contact Us Overview By being flexible, creative, and sensitive to the changing needs of New York City, as well as to empirical evidence, MHA is changing the way mental health services are delivered to children and adolescents, their families and adults. MHA has long recognized that to successfully help emotionally ill children and adolescents, their families must be helped too. MHA runs Family Support Programs and Parent Resource Centers in Manhattan and the Bronx. At these centers, parents of emotionally ill youngsters can attend parent training and support groups, and easily obtain up-to-date information and referrals. Armed with these tools, parents are better able to help their children. And, parents learn that they are not alone. Finally, parenting emotionally ill children and adolescents is often draining. Sometimes parents just need a break. For this, they can turn to MHA Respite Care Service , which provides in-home care for children, creating much-needed, planned, free time for parents to take care of essential tasks, socialize, or just relax.

74. New York State Unified Court System Court Initiatives / programs Assigned Counsel Compensation Report (1 family JusticeProgram; family Justice Program Phase II; to Reform the new york State Court http://www.courts.state.ny.us/ucspub.html

H O M E ADMINISTRATION APPELLATE DIVISIONS ATTORNEY DIRECTORY ... LINK TO USEFUL SITES Publications Acrobat documents are in pdf format. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader New Reports: 24th Annual Report of the Chief Administrator of the Courts - Calendar Year 2001 Filing by Electronic Means and Facsimile Transmission Pilot Programs 15-Year Report of the Committee on Women in the Courts Proposed Congressional Redistricting Plan ... Domestic Violence Bench Book Court Initiatives / Programs: Assigned Counsel Compensation Report (1/2000) Criminal Justice Program Family Justice Program Family Justice Program Phase II ... Proposal to Reform the New York State Court System Directories: County Pages Statewide Numbers Handbooks: "How To Prepare For A Landlord-Tenant Trial" Guide "How To Try Or Defend A Civil Case When You Don't Have A Lawyer" Guide Guide for Voir Dire Supervisors Handbook on Case Management ... Handbook for Criminal Defendants (Now available in Spanish) Law Library Handbook (revision due soon) Jury Pool News Winter 2003 Fall 2002 Summer 2002 Spring 2002 ... Fall 1997 Jury Instructions:

75. Board Of Directors D. President Foundation for Child Development new york, NY. Founder and Chair EmeritusPresident family Focus, Inc D., Chair Vice President of programs Evelyn http://www.frca.org/content/aboutus_dir/board.htm

Home Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Privacy Family Support of America Board of Directors MaryLee Allen, Policy Task Force Chair Mental Health Division Washington, D.C. J.D. Andrews Chairman Council for Professional Recognition Washington, DC George Bahamonde, Strategic Communications Task Force Chair United Way of the Capital Area Hartford, Connecticut Jessie Coleman Family Advisor Consultant The Family Connection Atlanta, Georgia Marian Heard United Way of Massachusetts Bay Boston, Massachusetts Robin Higa Parent Leader Thurston County Community Network Olympia, Washington James Hinchliff, Treasurer Peoples Energy Corporation Chicago, Illinois Ruby Takanishi, Ph.D. President Foundation for Child Development New York, NY Khatib A.F. Waheed, Immediate Past Chair Associate Director Jim Casey Youth Opportunity Initiative Clayton, Missouri

76. New Homes Neighborhood Builders information on housing policy and programs, building technology Established in 1982,The new york City Housing Partnership the more profit your family can keep 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.

77. #512: 10-03-01 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AWARDS MORE THAN $15 MILLION TO HELP VICTIMS O the Department's Office of Justice programs (OJP new york, Pennsylvania and Virginiaeach received its regular also has a Victims and family Assistance Website http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2001/October/512ovc.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OVC WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2001 WWW.USDOJ.GOV TDD (202) 514-1888 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AWARDS MORE THAN $15 MILLION TO HELP VICTIMS OF SEPTEMBER 11 TERRORIST ATTACKS WASHINGTON, D.C. The Justice Department announced today that it has awarded more than $15 million to New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia to help victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks and their families. These new grants include funds to compensate victims and to support state and local programs that offer various forms of assistance. The awards were made through the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), a component of the Department's Office of Justice Programs (OJP). "Although no amount of assistance can restore the lives of the victims and their families, we can use the resources available to help repair the physical and emotional damage caused by this tragedy," said Attorney General John Ashcroft. "These grants will help New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia continue their exemplary work to aid and care for the victims of these horrific attacks." OVC awarded a total of six grants one victim compensation award and one victim assistance award to each of the three states. All grants were awarded to an agency designated by the state. The states will use the victim compensation awards to supplement their own compensation efforts, which reimburse victims for expenses such as medical and mental health treatment, funeral costs or lost wages. Victim assistance funds will be used to support organizations that provide critical victim services, which include information and referrals, emergency shelter and emergency transportation.

78. Archdiocese Of New York - Web Site Map new york Department of Education Pastoral Offices of the Archdiocese of new yorkSt. Our site map is located here What's new. Natural family Planning Apostolate. http://www.ny-archdiocese.org/site_map.html

About the Cardinal About the Archdiocese About Edward Cardinal Egan Cardinal Egan's Column About the Cardinal About the Archdiocese About Edward Cardinal Egan Cardinal Egan's Column ... What's New

79. The New York City Department Of Education by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel I. Klein aimed at significantlyimproving new york City's public programs Available in Our High Schools. http://www.nycenet.edu/parents/

document.title = "The New York City Department of Education"; Mayor's Office City Agencies Services News and Features ... Search NYC.gov - The Official New York City Web Site HOME Students Parents Teachers ... Directory Site Search Fact Finder Site Map Government Agencies Select An Agency NYC.gov School Construction City Agencies Emergency Manag. City University of NY NYS Education Dept. US Dept. of Education NYC School Construction Authority Resources and Information for Parents/Guardians What's New News and current events of interest to parents and the community. What is the Children First Initiative? Read a list of frequently asked questions about the Children First initiative. Information Sheet on School Emergency Procedures In our continuing efforts to ensure the safety and security of all students and staff, the Department of Education has established a comprehensive program to be followed by all schools in the event of an emergency. More...

80. Children's Education - New York Botanical Garden All elementary school programs make use of the oneof-a-kind facilities, both indoors and outdoors, Category Regional North America N new york City Education......Welcome to The new york Botanical Garden. We are pleased to present an excitinglineup of programs to stimulate enthusiasm for learning plant science. http://www.nybg.org/chil_edu/

Welcome to The New York Botanical Garden. ...MORE Download Catalog in PDF format If you don't have an Acrobat Reader needed to view the PDF files, you can get one here School Programs for Grades Pre-K through 8 and Teachers About The New York Botanical Garden Gallery Descriptions Guided Explorations Self-Guided Visits ... School Program Guide Sign up for The New York Botanical Garden's monthly Education e-Notes! - Details on upcoming special programs - Advance notice of special promotions - Immediate notification of new catalogs Enter your e-mail address below. A Teacher's Guide to the Everett Children's Adventure Garden Click Here to View Guide Online or Download a printable PDF file Become a Teacher Member For only $25 a year, enjoy all

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