61. About The SLAA responsibilites of the multifamily housing developers, owners beneficial ot the multi-housingindustry and Association and the missouri Apartment Association. http://www.slaa.org/about.html

SLAA is proud to support: Home Legislation Vendor Directory Calendar of Events ... Contact Us The St. Louis Apartment Association was Chartered in 1976 for the purpose of advancing the general welfare of the multi-family housing industry within the Metropolitan St. Louis area. We strive to accomplish this goal by: D eveloping, organizing and conducting education programs and seminars and such other educational forums for the benefit of the members and the industry. P articipating for the purpose of mutually benefiting all members by the interchange of information and experience. R esearching, developing, publishing and disseminating of information and data on the multi-family housing industry. E ncouraging within the industry a high appreciation of the objectives and responsibilities of the multi-family housing developers, owners, and operators in providing adequate housing. P romoting the enactment and enforcement of local, state, and federal laws and regulations beneficial to the multi-housing industry and free enterprise. A dvocating high professional standards and sound business methods among its members for the best interests of the industry and the public.

62. Validated Missions-Presbytery Of Giddings-Lovejoy job placement assistance, education and programs for children and optical care, andhousing assistance for Southeast missouri family Violence Council PO Box 934 http://www.glpby.org/missions.htm

Missions of the Presbytery St. Luke's Hospital A Ministry of the Presbytery and the Episcopal Church St. Andrew's Resources for Seniors Presbyterian Children's Services Support PCS through Children's Foundation of Mid-America A Page for Pastors interested in PCS Lindenwood University, St. Charles Validated Missions Validated Missions are organizations the presbytery supports through its mission giving. Organizations apply for validation and are evaluated annually in a rigorous process that includes on-site visits by an evaluation team. The presbytery in validating these organizations commends them to our congregations and members as worthy of your mission support. For further information about these organizations please contact them directly at the numbers below or contact Thom Hood, Associate Executive Presbyter for Mission Outreach at 314.772.2395 x3012. Validated Missions: Witness to Jesus Christ by presenting the claims of Jesus Christ leading to reconciliation and new life and participating in God’s activity in the world through service to others in meeting critical human needs. Validated Missions also provide opportunities for Presbyterians to participate in their ministries through volunteer opportunities and mission interpretation to congregations.

63. Family Medicine | Preceptor & Student Resources | Family Medicine B Housing Info family Medicine B (Rural) Student Syllabus Didactic or alternative hospital arrangedhousing / Adjacent to Southwest City, missouri, Private residence / 115 http://www.healthsciences.okstate.edu/college/fammed/student/b-housing.htm

Family Medicine B (Rural) Student Syllabus Didactic Learning Modules Live Videoconference (Password (All Caps) = OSU) Videoconference Calendar PowerPoint Basics Preceptor Directory Training Sites Housing Information 2002-2003 These housing arrangements are subject to change. Contact the regional AHEC coordinators to inquire about housing. Training Site Type of Housing Available / Location of Housing Max. # of Students at One Time Could Student be Asked to Share a Room? Contact with Questions or Problems with Housing Enid Room in Private Residences (12) / Within 5-15 miles of practice location Access to kitchen, telephone, laundry facility Any Desired Personal Items (one per residence) No Tracy Bittle Northwest AHEC Fairview Room in the Hospital / Adjacent to practice location Telephone, linens, private bathroom, access to shared refrigerator

64. MCDD - Service Facts the Community housing Network (See Community housing Network). an individual and hisor her family may chose In late 1995, missouri became part of the National http://www.mcddregion4.org/facts/res_options.asp

Service Facts Residential Options What Are They? Residential options are various types of residential programs funded or provided by the Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (MRDD) in Region IV including: Family Living Arrangements (FLA), Group Homes, Semi-independent Apartment Programs, Individualized Supported Living (ISL), Home Ownership, Higginsville Habilitation Center (HHC), and Division of Aging licensed facilities. The Department of Mental Health contracts with licensed service providers and establishes rates for Group Homes, Family Living Arrangements, Semi-independent Apartment Programs and Individualized Supported Living. Homeownership is coordinated for the Kansas City Regional Center by the Department of Mental Health's Housing Team and the Community Housing Network (See Community Housing Network Family Living Arrangements(FLA) The Department of Mental Health contracts directly with the person or family providing direct care to the individual, rather than contracting with an agency. FLAs are licensed for up to three Division clients. Group Homes The Division of MRDD contracts for group home services with agencies which may provide live-in staff or shift staff arrangements. A single base rate is established for residents in a home. Small Group Homes are homes for three or fewer consumers. Regular Group Homes are homes with four or more consumers. Residential Care Centers are group homes with more than nine beds.

65. Housing Authority Of Kansas City of the housing Authority of Kansas City, missouri is to In the public housing arenathe agency acts as the tips for self, home, and family; community policing http://www.hakc.org/

HAKC Developments Home Office Annual Jamboree Navigation Home Public Housing Program HAKC Developments Income Limits Section 8 Program Section 8 Overview Vacant Units Listing Ombudsman Line Public Affairs Print Communications Products News Room Resident Services Activity Schedule HAKC About HAKC History Jeffrey K. Lines, HAKC Special Master ... Contact Us Links www.nahro.org www.clpha.org www.kcmo.org Our Mission The Mission of the Housing Authority of Kansas City, Missouri is to develop, rehabilitate and manage decent, safe and sanitary quality affordable housing in a manner that promotes equal opportunity, fair housing and the deconcentration of race and poverty. In accomplishing this goal, HAKC is committed to maintaining its developments as affordable housing assets that can meet the needs of low-income households in the long term and serve as viable community resources promoting economic independence and self-sufficiency for its residents. The Housing Authority of Kansas City is also committed to promoting resident economic self-sufficiency and improving community quality of life and economic viability.

66. Ozark Heritage Region - Services is sponsored by South Central missouri Community Action such as the Division of FamilyServices (the housing programs intended to ensure the availability of http://www.ohr.org/services.html

Services Education Hospitals Churches ... Demographics Social Services Social services and self-help projects are widely available in the Region, through a variety of State and Federal agencies, and local not-for-profit organizations. Job Training Services Job training and retraining services for the economically disadvantaged, disabled and the unemployed are available through funding from the Job Training Partnership Act and State of Missouri funding. Such projects are operated locally under the auspices of the Service Delivery Area (SDA) 10 Private Industry Council (PlC), which administers job training programs in a twelve county area of South Central Missouri. Special training programs for older workers aged 55+ are also available through Missouri Green Thumb, Inc. and the Missouri Experienced Worker program, each of which originates with funding from the Department of Labor. Head Start The Head Start program has gained wide acceptance and popularity over the years, and is available in increasing numbers in the Region. The program, which provides services in the component areas of education, social services, parent involvement, nutrition, health and mental health, is operated in Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Ozark; Texas and Wright counties through the sponsorship of Ozark Action, Inc. a Community Action Agency based in West Plains. In Shannon County, the program is sponsored by South Central Missouri Community Action Agency.

67. The American Homeownership Foundation young families, and low to moderate income households in missouri. and expertisein all aspects of a single family affordable housing transaction. http://www.tahf.org/progs.html

The American Homeownership Foundation Affordable Housing Programs Missouri Rental Housing Preservation Program TAHF has raised $150,000,000 of tax-exempt funds to acquire, preserve, rehabilitate, stabilize, and/or construct affordable rental housing throughout the state of Missouri. These monies are designed to be leveraged with government and private funds to finance the capital improvements and needs of the housing stock in order to provide quality affordable housing for the elderly, young families, and low to moderate income households in Missouri. This program is designed to fund the preservation of over 5,000 units that are at risk of being lost to our targeted households either because of (a) expiring government subsidies and/or affordable restrictions of use, or (b) the physical deterioration of the property to where the projects are deemed unsafe. In excess of 2,500 households are expected to benefit from this program prior to July 1, 2004 with an additional equal amount being served by July 1, 2006. For Further Information, click

68. City Of East Prairie, Mississippi County Rural EC Mississippi county, missouri is located at the confluence of the family developmentprograms encourage healthy family living in safe and decent housing. http://www.ezec.gov/ezec/mo/prarie.html

City of East Prairie, Mississippi County Rural EC Latest Progress Reports Annual Report Funding Report Benchmark Summary Report State: Missouri County (Census Tracts) Mississippi (9504) Community Population: Community Area: 4.3 square miles Poverty Rate: Unemployment Rate: Overview Mississippi county, Missouri is located at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers in the heart of the nation. It is the eastern most county in the state and is surrounded by 95 miles of Mississippi River frontage. According to the 1990 Census, Mississippi county ' s population experienced an 8.2% decline in population while the state averaged a 4.1% increase in population. The number of housing units declined by 4.6% while the state experienced a growth of 10.6% in housing units. Median value of a home in the county is $27,500 less than the state median home average. Mississippi County's median household income is $15,458, which is $11,213 less than that of the state. Poverty and illiteracy have been endemic to the City of East Prairie as well as in Mississippi County. The communities have agricultural based economies, but there are several small manufacturing firms in the county, each employing a substantial number of workers. The single largest industrial employer in East Prairie is C.B. Forms with 100 employees.

69. Department At St. Louis Community College At Meramec Lutheran family Children Services http//www.stlouis.missouri.org/resources/crstvinc.htm. rent/mortgage,relocation expenses, or accessing lowincome housing. http://www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/mc/tanf/Links and resources.html

Meramec Student Services TANF Student Advocate A support service to Students Receiving Temporary Assistance Home The TANF Office at Meramec TANF Program ... Links and Resources Links and Resources Campus Links Employment Energy Assistance Health Housing Food Pantries Scholarships Campus links: These are some of the most popular on-campus resources Career and Employment Services http://stlcc.cc.mo.us/mc/services/caremp/ Financial Aid http://stlcc.cc.mo.us/admissions.htm Counseling http://stlcc.cc.mo.us/mc/services/counsel Admissions http://stlcc.cc.mo.us/banner/index.htm/ Employment: These programs/agencies/sites, assist individuals with Job training, preparation and placement Construction Prep Center http://stlouis.missouri.org/501cmokan/cpc.htm/ Cornerstone Partnership: http://stlouis.missouri.org/enterprise/jobs/cornerstone..htm Monsterboard http://www.monster.com Flipdog http://www.flipdog.com Missouri Works! http://www.missouriworks.com Energy Assistance: Individuals who need assistance with utility bills or to get utilities turned back on may contact.

70. AIDS Action Council: MISSOURI State Fact Sheet to support pediatric, adolescent, and family HIV care 2. housing Opportunities forPeople With AIDS (HOPWA). FY 1996, $1,437,000 was provided to missouri by the http://www.thebody.com/aac/statefact/missouri.html

HIV/AIDS in MISSOURI PROFILE OF THE EPIDEMIC The following data represent the cumulative totals of reported AIDS cases in Missouri. Included are the total number of reported AIDS cases, and the number of reported AIDS cases by demographic category in Missouri. Total Reported AIDS Cases In Missouri, the cumulative number of reported AIDS cases from the beginning of the epidemic in 1981 through 1996, is 7,259. 858 cases were reported in Missouri in the past year. Reported AIDS Cases By Race/Ethnicity In Missouri, the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following populations is: White, not Hispanic- (68.04% of the total case count.) African-American- (28.57% of the total case count.) Hispanic/Latino- (2.63% of the total case count.) Asian/Pacific Islander- (0.26% of the total case count.) American Indian/Alaskan Native- (0.41% of the total case count.) Reported AIDS Cases By Gender In Missouri, 7.52% of the total number of reported AIDS cases are among Women. Reported AIDS Cases By Age In Missouri, the percentage of the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following age groups is:

71. Legal Aid Of Western Missouri ... Justice, Rights, Tenant, Health, Consumer, Cre the project is to promote healthier family systems by to Lafayette County and theMissouri bootheel to finding adequate and affordable housing, locating health http://www.lawmo.org/cases.htm

Cases We Handle and Services We Provide PUBLIC BENEFITS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / FAMILY LAW HOUSING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ... VOLUNTEER ATTORNEY PROJECT PUBLIC BENEFITS T he greatest number of cases handled by LAWMo staff relate to public benefits or entitlements. These benefits are often the only source of household income and their loss or reduction can have a devastating impact on the life of a client. LAWMo provides representation in administrative hearings, and in court, if necessary, when benefits have been denied, terminated or reduced. These cases include Medicaid, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) (now TANF), SSI, Social Security, Aid to the Blind, and veteran's benefits. Through this work, LAWMo helps clients obtain the payments and services they are entitled to under law. For many families, these benefits mean the difference between maintaining a minimal level of food and shelter or suffering homelessness and despair. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / FAMILY LAW Through its family law practice, LAWMo makes it a priority to provide assistance to those trying to escape an abusive relationship. Typically, these are cases with a long history of physical and/or sexual abuse and involving difficult issues of child custody and visitation. Without LAWMo's assistance, many clients and their children would face continued abuse and hopelessness.

72. Northwest Missouri State University: Detail Combined programs 22 engineering program with U of MissouriRolla. HousingAll freshmen must live on campus unless living with family. http://www.collegexpress.com/collegesearch/collegeDetail.asp?scid=2800094

73. Funded Programs Free Annual Youth Recreation Cards at the missouri Valley family YMCA 2551525. TransitionalHousing Independent Living at Youthworks 255-6909. http://www.msaunitedway.com/programs.htm

74. Testimonials the health care system for thousands of missouri women and family Planning Programsadministered by a Community Action range of services, ie housing, child care http://communityaction.org/Testimonials.htm

Missouri Association for Community Action (MACA) Position Statement for The Missouri Association for Community Action (MACA) supports Senate Bill 104, which would increase funds for the Missouri Housing Trust Fund. MACA represents the 19 Community Action Agencies (CAA), current administrators of a Housing Trust Fund grant from the Missouri Housing Development Commission. The Community Action Agencies use the HTF to prevent homelessness throughout the state by providing emergency housing assistance to individuals and families facing a housing crisis. Homeless or At risk of becoming homeless and have an 25% of the median income or less Who received services from the Community Action Network/Housing Trust Fund program in 2001-02? 240 two parent households 668 single female households 102 single male households 201 other households (two or more unrelated people) 1,644 children under the age of eighteen 276 homeless families Average household income was $415 per month Why increase the revenue for the Missouri Housing Trust Fund?

75. Faculty University/Community Service missouri Division of Training Grant; Chair, FamilyConcentration Committee. programs; Ecumenical housing Production Corporation http://www.slu.edu/colleges/SOCSVC/main/pages/school/school_faculty.html

-Social Service- Search Dean's letter -The School- ... William C. Brennan , MSW, Catholic University of America; Ph.D., Saint Louis University. Teaching Areas Human behavior and environment, communicating with children; the human life cycle, family interaction under stress. Research Interests Human life issues. William H. Padberg , MSW, Saint Louis University; DSW, Columbia University. Teaching Areas: Social welfare history, child welfare; social policy Research Interests: Social Policy; income maintenance; conservative ideology. University/Community Service: Missouri Division of Family Services, Permanency Planning Review Team; University Committee on Rank and Tenure; Project Director, Child Welfare Training Grant; Chair, Family Concentration Committee. Roy A. Ruckdeschel , MSW, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University. Teaching Areas: Qualitative Research; Human Behavior and Environment; Foundation Research. Research Interests: Relationship between qualitative research, practice and the evaluation of practice. University/Community Service: University Rank and Tenure; Faculty Senate; Faculty Forum; Professional Relations Committee; Qualitative Research Committee.

76. State Of Missouri Families-MissouriFamilies.org Managing financial resources increases family stability we assist families managefinances and housing? The University of missouri Human Environmental Sciences http://missourifamilies.org/report/

MissouriFamilies County by County Reports State of Missouri Familes Home ... Want to Contribute? Missouri Families 2003 The status of Missouri families is important to all of us. Here are some brief facts about family life, health, economics, children, aging and housing. Reports for each county in Missouri Family Life Healthy families make healthy communities. 75,290 babies were born in 2001. ( Trend from 1990-2001 5,759 low birth weight babies were born in 2001. ( Trend 1998-2001 42,086 marriages occurred in 2001. ( Trend from 1990-2001 23,458 divorces occurred in 2001. ( Trend from 1950-2001 Nutrition and Health Chronic disease risk can be reduced by healthy eating and being active. 16,453 deaths were due to heart disease in 2001. ( Trend from 1989-2001 12,289 deaths were due to cancer in 2001. ( Trend from 1989-2001 1,514 deaths were due to diabetes in 2000. ( Trend from 1989-2001 27% of Missouri adults smoke in 2000. (

77. The Joplin Globe - Online Edition said the income guideline for a family of four Nearly 1,500 housing and apartmentunits will be built. the only other cities in Southwest missouri to receive a http://www.joplinglobe.com/archives/2000/001219/business/story3.html

TODAY'S NEWS Headlines Regional Business Sports ... Obituaries ARCHIVE INDEX Click Here JOPLIN GLOBE HOME Click Here TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2000 State approves housing projects Developments in Joplin, Neosho to receive grants By Andy Ostmeyer Globe Business Writer The Missouri Housing Development Commission has approved two local projects, one in Neosho and one in Joplin. Dave Bryan, public information coordinator for the Neosho Housing Authority, said it will receive a federal loan of $1.34 million to develop a 64-unit apartment complex called The Hamptons of Neosho. The loan has an interest rate of 1 percent for 30 years. The Neosho Housing Authority also received $427,335 in federal and state tax credits for the apartment project. The apartments will be built across from the dorms at Crowder College. Economic Security Corp. of the Southwest Area also received a $196,000 grant to build two single-family rental houses in Neosho. Residents must meet income and other guidelines to be eligible to rent the apartments or the houses. Bryan said the income guideline for a family of four in Neosho is $22,620. Rental rates have not been determined.

78. College Apartments For Rent - Student Apartments - Apartments For Rent - Roommat Search for apartments and roommates on or near college and university campuses.Category Business Real Estate Residential Rentals Students...... Search for on and off campus housing by your school. Furnished Room Universityof missouri Columbia. 7, 2003 - Welcome a new website into the Campus family. http://www.campusrent.com/

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79. Advanced Search Site http//www.fcm.missouri.edu Email resident@health.missouri.edu Program Numberof family Practice Centers4 Number of Hospitals for housing Allowance No. http://www.aafp.org/residencies/230930001.html

Advanced Search AAFP Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs University of Missouri Family Practice Columbia , MO 65212 Note: This page reflects data from 2002 to 2003 Director's Name: Erika Ringdahl, MD Phone Number: Fax Number: Web Site: http://www.fcm.missouri.edu Email: resident@health.missouri.edu Program Code: Program Structure: Residency Location: Suburban Rural Primary Hospital for Family Practice Residency Admissions: Univ of MO Hospital and Clinics Total Beds: Beds are Available for FP Admissions for the Following Services: Family Practice , Medicine , Obstetrics, Pediatrics Number of Family Practice Centers: Number of Hospitals for Admitting: Number of Hospitals for Required Rotations: Other Residencies (not services) in the Hospitals used for Required Rotations: Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB - GYN, Surgery Year of Initial Approval: Total Number of Graduates: Offered Positions 2002- 2003: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Filled Positions 2002- 2003: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Females 2002- 2003: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Under-represented minorities 2002- 2003: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Resident Salaries 2002- 2003: Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3: Weeks Paid Vacation Post-Graduate Year 1: Post-Graduate Year 2: Post-Graduate Year 3:

80. Announcements Center for the Homeless Accepts Deeds to Transitional housing Properties. In OctoberLutheran family and Children’s Services of missouri joyfully handed http://www.lfcsmo.org/announcements.html

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