41. Facilities & Programs - Hawaii Poison Center The hawaii Poison Center has served hawaii residents as a valuable, and oftentimes PoisonCenter Hotline receives over 12,000 calls from the general public and http://www.kapiolani.org/facilities/programs-hpc.html

The Hawaii Poison Center has served Hawaii residents as a valuable, and oftentimes life-saving, health resource. Its mission is to serve as the state's central facility to aid with the management of individuals who have been poisoned, to institute poison prevention measures, to provide treatment recommendations to health professionals, and to educate the public about the effects of poisons and poison prevention. A comprehensive poison reference software system lists and identifies over 1 million toxic and non-toxic substances, allowing Center personnel to quickly and accurately assess and recommend treatment. The Poison Center Hotline receives over 12,000 calls from the general public and medical professionals each year. For more information, please call us. Free Hotline: 941-4411 Neighbor Islands: (toll-free) 1-800-362-3585 Available 24 hours, seven days a week.

42. Surgical Residency Training Program PGYV includes twelve months of general surgery as 1356 Lusitana Street Sixth FloorHonolulu, hawaii 96813 Telephone 2002-03 Hawai`i Residency programs, Inc. http://www.hawaiiresidency.org/surgery/surgery.html

Surgical Residency Training Program JABSOM Hawaii Residency Programs Home Family Practice General Surgery ... MedPeds HRP Administration he University of Hawaii Surgical Residency Program seeks to prepare residents to become surgeons of the highest caliber. This program strives to accomplish this by providing each resident with a rich educational experience in a variety of clinical settings. The three main program components - curriculum, research, and service - are structured to enable the resident to acquire the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and clinical judgment needed for the practice of general surgery. The many graduates of the program that have become successful surgeons locally and in mainland communities benefited greatly from the wealth of teaching expertise and clinical experience afforded by their residency training in Hawaii. Program Organization The University of Hawaii Surgical Residency Program (the Program) is an approved five-year general surgery training program. The Program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). The design of the Program provides accommodation for those planning on subspecialization after one or two years of general surgery. Acceptance at the first year level is made through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Eleven positions are available at this level. Eight are preliminary (P-18) and three are categorical (C-19). NRMP identification numbers are 299618 and 299619 respectively. The Program operates in a community hospital system in which patients are admitted and treated by private surgical attending physicians. The program director is responsible for program management, and delegates educational and administrative responsibilities to the Director of Surgical Education (DSE) at each participating hospital.

43. Easter Seals Society Of Hawaii program that is funded by the State of hawaii Dept of family and Community SupportServices include public awareness, information and referral Back to programs. http://www.eastersealshawaii.org/about-oahu.htm

O`ahu Service Center Sultan Early Intervention Program provides services through a coordinated comprehensive program to families with children who have special needs from birth to three years of age. Family-centered and culturally sensitive support includes: Information and Referral Services as needed or requested; Developmental Evaluation and Conference; Establishment of an Individualized Family Support Plan (IFSP); Coordination of Services with the child's family, pediatrician, other medical specialists, or agencies; Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapy; Parent Education and Support; Transition Planning and Assistance to another program when desired or appropriate; Facilitate Acquisition of adaptive equipment and/or other appliances; Individual and Group Counseling;

44. Easter Seals Society Of Hawaii Hilo Children's Center Back to programs 49 Kaiulani Street Hilo, hawaii 96721Phone family centered and culturally sensitive support includes http://www.eastersealshawaii.org/about-hilo.htm

Hilo Children's Center 49 Kaiulani Street Hilo, Hawaii 96721 Phone: (808) 961-3081 Hilo Early Intervention Program provides services through a coordinated comprehensive program to families with children who have special needs from birth to three years of age. Family centered and culturally sensitive support includes: Information and Referral Services as needed or requested; Developmental Evaluation and Conference; Establishment of an Individualized Family Support Plan (IFSP); Coordination of Services with the child's family, pediatrician, other medical specialists, or agencies; Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapy; Parent Education and Support; Transition Planning and Assistance to another program when desired or appropriate; Facilitate Acquisition of adaptive equipment and/or other appliances;

45. Hawaii Family Literacy Consortium for Even Start family Literacy programs by Mary family Literacy An IntergenerationalApproach to Learning What June 21 — 22, 2001 hawaii Convention Center. http://www.literacynet.org/hflc/materials.html

Library Materials This is a list of the books and videos we have on hand at the HFLC office. Publication Title Year Pub. Office Use Audio Tape Cab. 2 Book Cab. 3 Book Cab. 3 Book Assessing Success in Family Literacy and Adult ESL by Daniel Holt and Carol Van Duzer Cab. 1 Book Brain Matters: Translating Research into Classroom Practice by Patricia Wolfe Cab. 3 Book Collaboration Handbook: Creating, Sustaining, and Enjoying the Journey by Michael Winer and Karen Ray Cab. 3 Book Cracking Creativity by Michael Michalko Cab. 3 Book Direct Instruction Reading by Douglas Carnine, Jerry Silbert, Edward Kameenui 3 rd Edition Cab. 3 Book Education Young Children by Mary Hohmann and David Weikart High/Scope Educational Research Foundation Cab. 3

46. CTAHR Board Of Advisors College to provide responsive higher education programs to the as the deputy directorof the hawaii Department of with CTAHR’s Center on the family and with http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/ctahr2001/AboutUs/BoardOfAdvisors.html

Purpose: Larry Cundiff President Business Diagnostics Lynn Fallin Rodney Haraguchi President W. T. Haraguchi Farm, Inc. G. Stephen Holaday Plantation General Manager Wayne Katayama President Kilauea Agronomics, Inc. Millicent Kim President Millicent Kim Research Consultant

47. Asian And Pacific Islander Disability Issues Resource And Best Practices Page AsianPacific Minnesotans - Asian Pacific Policy Taskforce- family and Community hawaiiState Resources - NICHCY. State Based Diabetes Control programs hawaii. http://www.icdri.org/api/asian_and_pacific_islander_disab.htm

Translate this page automatically. Main Body Search WWW Search www.icdri.org Test your Site for Accessibility with Cynthia Says ™ Home About Us Donations ... Privacy Policy Resources and Best Practices Page Updated icdri@icdri.org or director@icdri.org Table of Contents I. U. S. Government Disability Portals III. API U. S. Health Resources - General Mainland Hawaii ... Thailand, Vietnam I. U. S. Government Disability Portals Disability.gov The National Council on Disability (NCD) U. S. General Services Administration Digital Divide Portal RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS II. President's Advisory Commission The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Department of Veterans Affairs to produce a study on the needs of Filipino veterans. RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS III. API U. S. Health Resources - General Mainland The Asian American Donor Program (AADP) Asian Health Services (AHS) Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO) The Intercultural Cancer Council ... State of Minnesota Council on Asian-Pacific Minnesotans - Asian Pacific Policy Taskforce- Family and Community Strengthening Initiative - Mental Health Hawaii American Cancer Society Hawaii Pacific Hawaii Protection and Advocacy Agency Hawaii State Resources - NICHCY Native Hawaiian Center Of Excellence ... RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS IV.

48. BYU Continuing Education Independent study, conferences, and degree information.Category Reference Education Colleges and Schools...... provide general Tours; Private Tours; Semester at Nauvoo. Our mission is to provideexperiences that will inspire as well as educate. Youth and family programs http://ce.byu.edu/

Search Feedback Help CE Home ... BYU Idaho The BYU Salt Lake Center extends the spirit and services of Brigham Young University to the Salt Lake area by offering: University Undergraduate Courses Non-credit Personal Enrichment Programs Executive Masters in Public Admin The center is open to all who will abide by the BYU honor code. Independent Study offers distance learning education opportunities for: University Education Secondary Education Personal Enrichment Choose a level of study to match your needs. In Conferences and Workshops you will find: BYU Travel Study provides gospel-oriented educational travel experiences to nearly all regions in the World. We provide: General Tours Private Tours Semester at Nauvoo Our mission is to provide experiences that will inspire as well as educate. Youth and Family Programs impacts the lives of youth and adults as they participate in: Especially for Youth Youth Conferences Boy Scout PowWow Especially for Parents We bring those with similar values and interests together for enriching experiences. Taking college credit courses is as simple as: Completing a "Clearance to Register" form Paying tuition and fees Registering by Touch tone Phone "Prepare for Tomorrow Tonight" In Religious Programs you will find: Campus Education Week CES Conference Know Your Religion Adult Religion Classes Best of Especially for Youth Scripture Seminar We strive to help individuals strengthen their testimonies of Jesus Christ.

49. :::: Àü°øÀÇ ÇÁ·Î±×·¥ :::: University of hawaii; University of Illinois Chicago; University of University ofMichigan; University of Minnesota family Practice Residency programs; http://www.drsearch.co.kr/journal/resident.html

ANESTHESIOLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Albany Medical Center Allegheny General Hospital (PA) Baylor College of Medicine Case Western Reserve University ... Vanderbilt University DERMATOLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAMS University of Iowa University of Rochester Yale University EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Arizona Health Sciences Center Boston City Hospital Harvard University Maricopa Medical Center (AZ) ... Wayne State University FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Bassett Family Practice Baton Rouge Family Medicine Center Carle Foundation Hospital (IL) Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital (PA) ... Mayo Clinic Jacksonville Mayo Clinic Scottsdale - You can e-mail me at wooming@webcom.com Medical College of Virginia Medical College of Wisconsin Residency Programs Mercy/St. Charle's Family Practice Medical University of South Carolina ... Womack Army Hospital Medical Center INTERNAL MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Akron General Medical Center Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation (LA) Columbia-Bassett Primary Care Baylor College of Medicine ... St. Francis Medical Center (PA)

50. Extension And Outreach Services Pesticide Information programs hawaii Pesticide on growing some of hawaii's fruits,ornamentals family, Youth, Leadership and Communityrelated activities 4 http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/extout/extout.asp

Extension and Outreach Date Last Edited: 07/30/2001 College professionals provide a variety of educational outreach activities, in addition to their private volunteer projects. Our efforts, many of which are conducted from our Cooperative Extension offices, empower people to make more informed choices about professional and personal life. Extension Service Offices and Personnel Hawaii Maui-Molokai Oahu Kauai ... National and CTAHR Team Extension and Outreach Initiatives General activities Ask an Expert (about anything!) Find an employee Find a speaker at our Speakers' Bureau Agriculture-related activities 4-H/Youth Development Agriculture in the Classroom Agricultural Diagnostics Service Center (soil testing, insect and disease identification) Garden Centers Maui Educational Garden Pearl City Urban Garden Center - Oahu Master Gardener Program Hawaii Pesticide Information Retrieval System (information about currently registered pesticides) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Knowledge Master (information on some of Hawaii's pests - home and commercial) Pesticide Applicator Training (PAT) Pesticide Impact Assessment Program (PIAP) Pesticide Registration Program (IR-4) Production Information (see also publications) Commercial Cost of Production spreadsheets Farmers Bookshelf (information on growing some of Hawaii's fruits, ornamentals, vegetables)

51. Hawaii State Clearinghouse On Missing Children via computer; Utilize Parental Control computer programs; your child's computer ina family room or hawaii State Clearinghouse on Missing Children Telephone(808 http://www.hgea.org/HSC/hsc.html

Our goal is to Protect, Prevent and Recover Hawaii's Own Missing Children Who are Missing Children? What is the Hawaii State Clearinghouse on Missing Children? When was the Hawaii State Clearinghouse formed? ... Other Missing Children Home Pages around the world This web page is maintained as a public service by the Hawaii Government Employees Association , AFSCME Local 152, AFL-CIO Hawaii State Clearinghouse on Missing Children Telephone:(808)586-1449 Neighbor Isle: 1-800-468-4644 ext 6-1449 After Hours: (808) 753-9797 email: hsc@hgea.org Department of the Attorney General Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Hawaii State Government Home Page Who are Missing Children? "Missing Children" are those who for whatever reason are not in their usual abode and whose parents or caretakers are unaware of the whereabouts. They include children who: are abducted by a stranger or acquaintance are abducted by a parent or relative due to custody disputes run away become lost have been discarded by their lawful custodian or parent While the majority of children who become "missing" are eventually recovered or return home, they may be gone for significant periods of time. Some children are found dead, and some are never recovered at all. Coordination and cooperation between law enforcement, the missing children's clearinghouse, and all involved agencies can shorten the time a child is away from his/her proper custodian or family, thereby lessening chances of exposure to dangerous situations.

52. FCIC - The Handbook - U.S. Military Consumer Services Programs Michael Schafer programs, Personnel family Readiness (MRT Isaac Templeton, Director,Soldier and family Support 4700 Exchange Marine Corps Base hawaii PO Box http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/crh/military.htm

Useful addresses, phone numbers, and websites Order/View a copy of the printed Consumer Action Handbook Link to the Consumer Action Website Middle School Lesson Plan (Teacher's Guide) Tips on: Cars Education Employment Food and Nutrition ... Disabilities U.S. Military Consumer Services Programs U.S. Military Family Centers Family Centers, located on most military installations, provide information, life skills education, and support services to military members and their families. One of the primary functions of the Family Center is to like customers with appropriate services available in the local community or through state and federal assistance programs. In this role, the Family Center director develops working parterships with organizations such as local health and human services, churches, school systems, employment assistance, law enforcement, recreation, and other service providers. "Family Centers" is a generic term that includes all Military Departments. Each Service refers to the "Family Center" by a different name. If you cannot locate a Family Center, please contact your respective military branch's headquarters office listed below. The designation "DSN" preceeding some of the phone numbers, refers to the military phone system and does not apply to the civilian sector. Access to a directory of Family Centers by Service and by State is available through the Military Family Resource Center (MFRC) web site at http://mfrc.calib.com

53. UH Manoa Catalog - School Of Social Work sswadmit@hawaii.edu Web www.hawaii.edu/sswork health, mental health, child and family,and gerontology. offers baccalaureate and graduate programs, which award http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/00-01/2000HTML/234-social_work.htm

SEARCH CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC UNITS COURSES PERSONNEL ... REFERENCE GENERAL INFORMATION Message From the President The University of Hawai'i Calendar Undergraduate Education ... UHM General Education Core and Graduation Requirement s Graduate Education Student Lif e Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid Degrees and Certificates ACADEMIC UNITS Architecture Business Administration Education Engineering ... Instructional Support, Research, and Service Units COURSES Overview A - E F - N O - Z PERSONNEL Administration Endowed Chairs and Distinguished Professorships Faculty Emeriti Faculty ... Instructional Support, Research, and Service Units Staff REFERENCE Appendix Glossary Campus Map Technical problems? Email us! webmaster @advisers.hawaii.edu Last updated 6/28/99 School of Social Work Contents General Information Advising Undergraduate Program Graduate Programs Administration Hawai'i 205 2500 Campus Road Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-6300 Fax: (808) 956-5964 E-mail: sswadmit@hawaii.edu

54. Kamehameha Schools Assistant for PAR, serving both Parent and Alumni programs. administrative field over25 years in hawaii and Los is like coming home and taking care of family. http://www2.ksbe.edu/par/about_who_we_are.asp

Mission Statement Who We Are Contact Us General ... Alumni Email Registration =o) Who Are We? The Kamehameha Schools Parent and Alumni Relations (PAR) Department is here to serve you, the Parents and Graduates of Kamehameha Schools. Our staff comes with years of experience and expertise in parent and alumni relations. As graduates of the Kamehameha Schools, they bring to the department a commitment of diligence and dedication to Kamehameha and the legacy of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Gerry Johansen, Alumni Coordinator E-mail: alumnikapalama@ksbe.edu Mervlyn Kitashima, Parent Coordinator Mervlyn (Merv) has been the Parent Coordinator at Kamehameha since September 2001. She brings many years of parent and family involvement experience from her 16 years of service in the DOE as a Parent Community Networking Center district, school and state level facilitator. A 1973 graduate of Kamehameha Schools, her passion for parent and family involvement is motivated by the fact that she is a mother of seven children, and grandmother of five. She is a Certified Parenting Instructor and a national speaker on the subject of Resilience. She loves to shop, travel with husband Dan (1971) and spend time with her family.

55. Division Of Continuing Education - BYU 2002-2003 American Literature family History family Life History help or information concerningthe undergraduate programs. formerly Ricks College), BYU—hawaii, or LDS http://ar.byu.edu/catalog/undergrad_cat/2002/info/Continuing_Ed.html

UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG 2002–2003 Brigham Young University Division of Continuing Education 399 HCEB, (801) 378-4146 Dean: Richard C. Eddy Associate Dean: Kenneth W. Anderson Associate Dean: Wayne J. Lott Assistant to the Dean—Financial and Administrative Services: Darin R. Oviatt Assistant to the Dean—Development: Frank Santiago The purpose of the Division of Continuing Education is to provide educational programs and university services for part-time and off-campus students. These educational opportunities also assist regular daytime students. BYU cooperates with the Continuing Education programs sponsored by the Church Educational System and its components. The same university standards required of regular day students apply to those enrolled through the Division of Continuing Education while they are on campus. Organization. Continuing Education programs represent both BYU and the Church Educational System, and the department and center descriptions will be distinguished in the material that follows. Requirements for Enrollment in Continuing Education Classes Noncredit classes are open to anyone having the desire and the necessary ability.

56. West Hawaii Today: Community call family Support Services of West hawaii at 326 The Kona family YMCA winter campis available Monday aid is available for all vacation recreation programs. http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/daily/2003/Jan-01-Wed-2003/community/comm1.html

Coming Up (1.01.2003) Astronaut speaks at Onizuka day Astronaut Dominic Gorie is the keynote speaker at the third annual Ellison Onizuka Science Day, scheduled for Jan. 25 at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Gorie is a veteran of three National Aeronautic and Space Administration space shuttle flights between 1998 and 2001. Gorie will speak at the 9:30 a.m. opening general assembly in the UH - Hilo Theatre. Workshop sessions will follow, and the 2:15 p.m. closing general assembly at the UH - Hilo new gym will feature demonstrations of "science magic." Applications for Onizuka day are currently available to students grades 4 - 10, their parents and teachers at any grade level. The program is free, but seating is limited on a space available, first - come, first - served basis. Participants under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the day. Applications are available by calling the UH - Hilo Conference Center at (808) 974 - 7555, by e - mailing Art Kimura, Future Flight Hawaii at art@kalama.doe.hawaii.edu or online at http://www.spacegrant.hawaii.edu/. Confirmation will be sent to registered participants. Online applicants will receive instant confirmation. YMCA offering swim lessons The Kona Family YMCA is offering a series of swim lessons beginning Tuesday for all ages from 6 months to adults. Each session consists of eight lessons, which includes water safety skills.

57. ACF - Programs and social services. Office of family Assistance Housing assistance programs. WelfarePeer Technical SAN FRANCISCO Arizona, California, hawaii, Nevada, American http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... ACF Contacts for Issues with State, Territory, or Tribal Services Programs Are you looking for information on how to get assistance for yourself, your family, or a friend? If so, you may find our Contacts page helpful in finding assistance near you. Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children and families? On this page you will find links to information on the programs overseen by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). ACF oversees about 60 programs that provide funds to state, local, and tribal organizations, both public and private. ACF also has several partnership projects, Federal Committees, and clearinghouses that provide the public with a variety of resources. This page links to programs, regional offices , clearinghouses, committees, and special projects. Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System Data tables Documentation Publications, reports, and related documents on child welfare, including adoption and foster care research efforts Children's Bureau Materials about child protection, child welfare, and adoption

58. Y2K Readiness Of State Children And Family Programs Y2K READINESS OF STATE CHILDREN AND family programs. to meet the needs of its programs. inall categories Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, hawaii, Idaho, Illinois http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/news/press/1999/acfy2k1123.htm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Topical Index News Archive FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1999 Contact: Michael Kharfen, (202) 401-9215 Y2K READINESS OF STATE CHILDREN AND FAMILY PROGRAMS The five programs are operated directly by the states with oversight from ACF. State computers are used to determine the eligibility of beneficiaries and the disbursement of payments. In addition to supporting the administration and oversight of these programs, computers help make sure that eligible beneficiaries get the services they need and pay providers of these services such as foster care and child care. State computers are used to identify and locate delinquent non-custodial parents and collect child support payments. The five programs, operated by the States and territories, receive over $30 billion in federal funds to promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities. ACF has conducted on-site assessments in fifty-five jurisdictions to evaluate the Y2K compliance of the operations of the five high impact programs. ACF visited the 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa and the Virgin Islands to assess information systems. As of mid-November 1999, 26 jurisdictions are at low risk for possible problems in all five program areas, 23 are at medium risk in one or more areas, while 6 jurisdictions are currently at high risk in one or more programs. ACF continues to work with states to assume readiness.

59. NACAC|Subsidy Fact Sheets html. States With Other College Tuition programs Delaware. children. Adoptedchildren can apply but family income is considered. hawaii. Continues http://www.nacac.org/subsidyfactsheets/tuition.html

Fact Sheets IV-E Eligibility Affordable Option High-Risk Definitions ... State Profiles College Tuition Waiver and Scholarship Programs A significant post adoptive service offered by states is the waiver or payment of college tuition on behalf of adopted children who were once in foster care. States with College Tuition Waiver Programs Florida Children who are in foster care, receiving independent living services, or who are adopted from the Department of Children and Families after December 31, 1997 are exempt from all undergraduate fees, including registration, matriculation, and laboratory fees associated with enrollment in college preparatory instruction and completion of the college level communication and computation skills testing program in the State Community College System, the State University System, and other adult general education programs. Kentucky Tuition and mandatory fees for any public postsecondary institution, including all four year universities and colleges and institutions of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, shall be waived for a Kentucky foster or adopted child who is a full-time student. [KRS 194B.050(1), 164:2847]

60. Agroecology Links University of hawaii programs. California based organization promoting familyscalefarming that is University programs and contacts, sustainable agriculture. http://www.agroecology.org/links.htm

To make agroecology links recommendations email linksmaster@agroecology.org Categories: Farmer Sites General Agroecology Sites General Agriculture Sites Crop Genetic Diversity Sites ... Cornell Programs Agroecology, tropical landscapes . Iowa State University Program Agroecology, Leopold Center for Sustainable Development. Montana State University Program Agroecology, weed ecology. University of California, Berkeley. Agroecology Research, Training and Development Activities at Berkeley. Includes five related papers. Research and education group, apprenticeship program. University of Hawaii Programs Agroecology, environmental quality. University of Illinois Programs Sustainable agriculture. University of Massachusetts program University of Minnesota's Southwest Experiment Station Elwell agroecology farm, cropping systems research, water quality research. National Autonomous University of Mexico's Chapingo campus Prescott College’s Wolfberry Farm. An experimental agroecology farm dedicated to education, demonstration and research. Central Carolina Community College (CCCC), in Pittsboro, NC.

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