[F]Facilities
SN Any physical structures or spaces constructed, installed or established to perform particular functions or to serve particular ends.
NT Child care centers
RT Accessibility
Building design
Equal access
Facilities guidance
Facilities requirement
Facilities security
Space utilizationFacilities assessment
BT Assessment
RT Federal regulations
Standards
State regulationsFacilities guidance
SN Written guidelines, specifications, standards or criteria used in assessing physical facility requirements.
RT Facilities assessment
Facilities requirementsFacilities maintenance
UF Building maintenance
BT FacilitiesFacilities requirements
SN Any aspect of the physical plant determined necessary to accommodate various functions.
BT Requirements
RT Building design
Facilities guidance
Space requirementsFacilities security
UF School security
SN Physical protection of property, personnel, and students from hostile acts or influences.
RT Inspections SafetyFailure to thrive syndrome
RT Growth disorders
Infants and toddlersFamilies
SN All persons living in the same household who are supported by the income of the parent(s) or guardian(s) of the child enrolling or participating in the program; or related to the child by blood, marriage or adoption; or related to the child enrolling or participating in the program as parents or siblings, by blood, marriage, or adoption
RT Family-centered services
Family involvement
Foster family
Kinship familiesFamilies at risk
USE At-risk familiesFamily advocacy
SN Active mobilization of social, economic and legal resources for the purpose of a family's basic rights and needs.
BT Advocacy
RT Family supportFamily and Medical Leave Act
SN Signed in 1993, it established 12 weeks of unpaid, job protected leave for all eligible employees for specified family and medical reasons.Family and Youth Services Bureau
BT Administration for Children, Youth and FamiliesFamily care coordinators
RT Education coordinators
Family preservation and support services
Health care coordinatorsFamily-centered services
SN Services and activities that focus on family issues and participation.
BT Services
RT Home based program optionFamily characteristics
SN Family attributes such as size, structure, socioeconomic status, health, ethnicity, etc.
NT Family environment
Family literacy
Family nutrition
Family structure
RT Family relationshipsFamily child care
BT Child careFamily-community relationship
BT Partnerships
RT Family involvementFamily eating patterns
USE Family nutritionFamily environment
USE Home environmentFamily goal-setting
SN Developing strategies that suit the interests, needs, and circumstances of the family, taking into consideration the family's readiness and willingness to participate in the process. Opportunity to develop and implement individualized family partnership agreements that describe family goals, responsibilities, timetables and strategies for achieving them.
RT Individualized family service plans
PlanningFamily health care
RT Child health
Medical home
Ongoing health careFamily impact
SN The effect of the family on the child's development and the effect of the family's involvement in Early Head Start and Head Start programs.
RT Family involvement
Family partnership agreements
Staff-family relationshipsFamily involvement
UF Family participation
SN The participation of family members in Head Start programs and in the community.
RT Community partnerships Staff-family relationshipsFamily literacy
SN The ability of the family as a whole to read and write.
BT Literacy
RT Family environment
Family literacy services
Life skillsFamily literacy services
SN Services and activities that include interactive literacy activities between parents and their children, training for parents on techniques for being the primary teacher of their children and full partners in the education of their children, parents literacy training (including training in English as a second language), and early childhood education.
RT Community information services
Family preservation and support servicesFamily mentors
SN Individuals who work with families to communicate life skills; assist with money management, food shopping, transportation and family recreational events; and other activities.
BT Mentors
RT Family preservation and support
Life skills
Staff-family relationships
VolunteersFamily needs assessments
USE Family partnership agreementsFamily nutrition
UF Family eating patterns
SN Pertains to family food preferences, including cultural, religious, ethnic and personal preferences; family income; nutrition-related food problems; and adaptations for children with disabilities.
RT Ethnic foods
Family style meal serviceFamily partnership agreements
UF Family needs assessments
SN Opportunities to expand their knowledge about community services and resources and to develop networks and relationships with families, service providers, community agencies and school systems.
RT Family partnerships
PlanningFamily planning
SN Voluntary regulation of the spacing and/or number of births in a family; includes programs or counseling to assist individuals or couples with such planning.
BT Planning
RT Early parenthood
Families
PregnancyFamily preservation and support
UF Family supportFamily preservation and support programs
USE Family preservation and support servicesFamily preservation and support services
UF Family preservation and support programs
Family support services
SN Services for children and families (including adoptive and extended families) at risk or in crisis, including services to prevent unnecessary out-of-home placement, to reunify families, and to provide respite care.
BT FamiliesFamily programs
SN Plans or courses of action developed and/or implemented by governmental units or other organizations to provide supporting services and resources to families.
RT Family preservation services
Individualized family service plansFamily relationships
SN The interaction of family members.
NT Parent-child relationship
RT Child rearing
Extended family
Family environment
Family structureFamily-school relationships
RT Staff-child relationship
Staff-parent relationshipFamily service centers
Family services
USE Family preservation and support servicesFamily-staff relationship
USE Staff-family relationshipFamily structure
SN Organizational framework that determines family membership, and the functions and hierarchical position of family members.
RT Family environment
Family relationshipsFamily-style meal service
SN Adults and children eating together, sharing the same menu, and talking together in an informal way.
BT Meal services
RT Experiential learning
Family nutrition
Family relationship
Food-related activities
Learning activities
SocializationFamily support
USE Family preservation and support.Family Support Act of 1989
SN Requires parents receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children with children over age three to be employed or in a training program.Family support services
USE Family preservation and support servicesFamily violence
SN Injurious or abusive physical force among members of a family or household.
BT Violence
RT At-risk children
At-risk families
Child abuse
Crisis interventionFamilyServe Project
SN An AmeriCorps project focusing on education through school readiness, human needs and health, and building community linkages on American Indian reservations.
RT AmenCorps
Families
Family literacy
Family preservation and supportFarm workers
UF Seasonal farm workers
SN Individuals employed in agricultural production activities.
RT Migrant workersFederal agencies
BT Agencies
RT Community agenciesFederal aid
UF Federal financial assistance
Federal grants
RT Federal government
Federal regulations
State aidFederal financial assistance
USE Federal aidFederal government
BT Government
RT Local government
State government
Tribal governmentFederal grants
USE Federal aidFederal-Indian relationship
SN Includes legal obligations to protect and enhance Indian trust resources and tribal self-government while providing economic and social programs at a level comparable to non-Indian society.
BT Relationships
RT Federal-State relationshipFederal laws
UF Federal legislation
SN Rules and principles governing the affairs of the United States.
RT State laws
Tribal lawsFederal legislation
USE Federal lawsFederal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
BT Department of Transportation
StandardsFederal programs
SN Programs sponsored by the federal government.
RT Federal aid
Federal government
Federal-Indian relationship
Federal-State relationship
State programsFederal Register
SN Publication that includes notices of proposed and final regulations from federal agencies, public comments on proposed rules, executive orders and presidential proclamations and similar information.Federal regulations
UF Federal requirements
SN Federal rules based on legislation.
BT Governance
RT Federal laws
State regulationsFederal requirements
USE Federal regulationsFederal staff
SN Individuals employed by the federal government.
BT StaffFederal-State relationship
SN Interaction between federal and state officials, agencies and programs.
RT Federal-Indian relationshipFeeding schedules
RT Breastfeeding
Nutrition requirementsFeeding stages
RT Individual development
NutritionFetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
SN A medical condition resulting from maternal alcohol abuse during pregnancy.
BT Congenital impairments
RT Alcohol abuse
Mental retardation
Neurological impairments
Pregnancy
Prenatal influencesFetal care
USE Prenatal careField studies
SN Academic or other investigative studies undertaken in a natural setting, rather than in laboratories, classrooms, or other structured environments.
BT Studies
RT Case studies
Longitudinal studies
ResearchField trips
SN Group excursions for the purpose of firsthand observation, for example, to a museum, the woods, or a historic place.
RT Cultural institutions
Educational institutions
Environmental education
Experiential learning
Learning activities
MuseumsFinancial assistance
UF Financial support
SN Includes assistance provided by grant, agreement, or contract, and payments may be made in installments and in advance or by way of reimbursement with necessary adjustments on account of overpayments or underpayments.
BT Technical assistance
RT Federal aid
Grants
State aidFinancial management
SN Management of money and other assets.
RT Budgeting
Financial assistanceFinancial support
USE Financial assistanceFine motor development
BT Psychomotor development.
RT Fine motor skills
Physical development
Sensory developmentFine motor skills
UF Hand-eye coordination
RT Fine motor development
Psychomotor skillsFirst aid
SN Emergency treatment administered to an injured or sick person, usually before professional health care is available.
BT Health care services
RT Accidents
Emergencies
Emergency health professionals
Injuries
Health education
Health emergency proceduresFiscal officer
SN The individual hired to manage program or project funds and expenditures.
RT Financial managementFlorida
Fluoridation
SN Treatment to water and teeth with fluoride in order to reduce tooth decay.
BT Disease control
RT Dental health
Preventive dental services
Preventive health services
Public health
Water supplyFocus groups
SN Small groups selected from a wider population and sampled, through open discussion, for its members opinions about or emotional response to a particular subject or area.
RT Evaluation
Needs assessmentFollow-up health care
USE Extended health follow-upFollow-up plans
SN Plans designed to allow further monitoring and review and increase program effectiveness.
BT Planning
RT Monitoring
Self-assessmentFollow-up services
SN Services provided after the completion of original encounter in respond to the continuing or developing needs of a child or family.
RT Family support and preservation services
Ongoing health careFollow-up studies
SN Studies that focus on the activities, progress, attitudes, etc. of individuals or groups after some treatment or their participation in a program, course of study, guidance process, etc.
BT Research
RT Field studies
Longitudinal studiesFood and Consumer Services
BT US Department of AgricultureFood-related activities
RT Experiential learning
Learning activities
Nutrition education
Parenting education
SocializationFood safety and sanitation
SN Practices to ensure the safe handling and preparation of meals in center-based programs, in compliance with all applicable Federal, State, Tribal and local food safety and sanitation laws.
RT Child health and safety
Federal regulations
Food standards
Hygiene
Parenting education
Public health
Staff training
State regulationsFood standards
SN Criteria by which quality, quantity and value of food are measured or judged.
BT Standards
RT Breakfast programs
Lunch programs
Nutrition requirementsFood storage and handling
RT Federal regulations
Food safety and sanitation
State regulations
Tribal regulationsFormula
USE Infant formulaFoster care
UF Foster home
SN Refers to the care and rearing of children in private homes by persons other than the natural parents, with or without adoption.
BT Social services
RT Adoption
Child welfare
Foster familyFoster family
UF Foster parents
SN Family that provides care and nurturing for children not related through legal or blood ties.
RT Adoption
Child welfare
Foster careFoster home
USE Foster careFoster Grandparents
SN A volunteer group composed of senior citizens that provides support services for children.
RT AmeriCorps
Retired Senior Volunteer Program
Volunteers in Service to AmericaFoster parents
USE Foster familyFull day/full year programs
SN Programs in which a child is enrolled for a substantial part of each day for the period of twelve months.
BT Programs
RT Child care programsFunctional requirements
BT RequirementsFunding
SN To provide money for paying expenditures
RT Budgets
Federal aid
Financial assistanceFurniture
SN The moveable articles in a room or facility that make it fit for living or working.
NT Classroom furniture
RT Equipment
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