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Southern Inst. on Children and Families, Columbia, SC. – 1997
During 1997, in cooperation with 17 southern states and the District of Columbia, the Southern Institute on Children and Families held site visits to identify ways to uncomplicate the delivery of health coverage, child care and other benefits to assist low wage families. This report presents key findings and recommended actions states can take to…
Descriptors: Annual Reports, Child Welfare, Disadvantaged Environment, Economically Disadvantaged
Shuptrine, Sarah C.; Hartvigsen, Kristine – 2000
The Southern Institute on Children and Families is an independent, nonprofit public policy organization founded in 1990 to improve opportunities for children and families in the South with a focus on disadvantaged children. This annual report presents the accomplishments and activities of the organization for 1999. The introductory letter from the…
Descriptors: Access to Health Care, Annual Reports, Child Welfare, Disadvantaged Environment
Shuptrine, Sarah C.; Hartvigsen, Kristine – 2000
The Southern Institute on Children and Families is an independent, nonprofit public policy organization founded in 1990 to improve opportunities for children and families in the South with a focus on disadvantaged children. This annual report presents the accomplishments and activities of the organization for 2000. The report begins with…
Descriptors: Access to Health Care, Annual Reports, Child Welfare, Disadvantaged Environment
Miller, Susan R. – 1994
This paper discusses the nature and availability of early childhood care and education in Illinois and advances recommendations to improve the current system. It argues that current multiple federal, state, and local funding streams, with different eligibility requirements and administrations, divide families and programs into artificial and…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Advocacy, Agency Cooperation, Coordination
HEPPELL, HELEN M. – 1966
A 3-YEAR COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROJECT WAS UNDERTAKEN IN SOUTHEAST SAN DIEGO, A CITY WHICH IS CHARACTERIZED BY A LARGE MINORITY GROUP POPULATION, LOW INCOMES, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT, AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL MEDIAN. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES WERE POORLY ATTENDED IN THE AREA. CREATIVE MOTIVATIONAL TECHNIQUES WERE MADE POSSIBLE BY FOUNDATION…
Descriptors: Administrators, Adult Education, Community Education, Community Programs