Podcasts about project head start

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The podcast episode features hosts Erica Austin and Ryan Buck interviewing guests Alicia Temple and Jason Paca from the Child and Family Development Department at NMCAA (Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency). The discussion focuses on the Head Start and GSRP (Great Start Readiness Program) programs, including preschool recruitment and enrollment processes. The hosts and guests delve into the history of Project Head Start, its comprehensive approach to meeting the needs of low-income families, and its significance in addressing the War on Poverty initiated by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965. The conversation covers the preschool enrollment process, starting with families completing an interest form on the NMCAA website. Alicia Temple, the ERSEA (Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, Attendance) and Health Manager, and Jason Paca, the Head Start and GSRP Recruitment and Health Coordinator, explain the steps involved in recruitment, eligibility criteria, and the importance of in-person appointments. The hosts share testimonials from parents who found the enrollment process easy and expressed appreciation for the support received from NMCAA staff. They also discuss the collaborative efforts with various Intermediate School Districts (ISDs) and the importance of addressing families' holistic needs. The podcast touches on the eligibility criteria for Head Start and GSRP, emphasizing the priority given to families facing financial challenges, homelessness, or those receiving public assistance. The hosts mention the dynamic nature of waiting lists, with continuous updates based on new applications and changing circumstances. Alicia Temple, the manager overseeing the waitlist, enrollment, and attendance, explains the selection process, which involves a committee discussion considering factors like eligibility criteria, priorities, and geographical considerations. The hosts also acknowledge the ongoing efforts to serve as many children and families as possible, emphasizing the collaborative approach with other community programs.

Join us today as Dr. Julie Caton discusses how to manage your fears.  Where does your pain come from? What are solutions regarding soul pain? How to understand the four aspects of your soul.   Dr. Julie earned her Ph.D in Counseling Psychology from SUNY at Buffalo. She also holds a Masters of Science from the University of Rochester and a Bachelor of Arts Cum Laude from Smith College. Dr. Julie worked on staff at the Genesee County Mental Health Clinic for eighteen years and was the mental health consultant for Project Head Start. Since 1994, she provides counseling out of her home office in Oakfield at 81 North Main St. with her canine co-therapists. Between clients you might find her swinging high under the pine trees in her back yard or romping with Golli and Lukey or riding her gelding, Forge. She has two grown children and one grandchild.. In Dr. Julie's  spare time she loves to immerse herself in her writing, swimming and traveling.Dr. Julie's heart is centered on her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She has been a committed follower of Christ since April 17, 1964 when she first accepted him as Lord and Savior at a Young Life Retreat.  From that point forward she has enjoyed seeing God work in her life, and her relationship with Jesus is the backbone of her life's  ministry. Dr. Julie often cites the prophet Isaiah as her mission statement:  her life goals are to “bind up the broken-hearted, proclaim freedom for the captives, and release from darkness for the prisoners.”  During her counseling sessions she encourages clients to connect their thoughts, emotions, and choices with the Holy Spirt in order to overcome “soul pain.”    Dr. Julie's recently published book, Soul Pain Revealed: Bridging Psychology with Faith As The Way Through Suffering, has received excellent reviews and is available on Amazon.  Dr. Julie worships at Living Waters Church in LeRoy, NY.  She is an active Bible Study leader, and is often a guest speaker at various churches and talk shows. She has received her Christian Healing Practitioners Certificate from Dr. Randy Clark's School with Global Awakening.Visit her website: www.drjuliecaton.com  Contact her at drjuliecaton@gmail.com. Facebook and Instagram   LISTEN TO THE REAL RAW TRUTH PODCASThttps://www.robbieraugh.com/podcast​  https://www.podpage.com/real-raw-truth/ https://open.spotify.com/show/2Xn6MMuvyUP41QJ0In5s8q  The Real. Raw. Truth. Podcast was started to engage in insightful, relevant conversations with Keri Spring and Robbie Raugh about the Mind. Body. Soul. Spirit. Each episode will focus on living life intentionally and intersecting God's Word in the real hard places that are a struggle for many. Our featured guests, spanning all areas of life, will provide valuable tools, tips or training within their area of specialty. We hope that a regardless of background, fears, age or stage of life, it's something you look forward to listening to each week!

Join us today as Dr. Julie Caton discusses her book Soul Pain Revealed. Where does your pain come from? What are solutions regarding soul pain? How to understand the four aspects of your soul. Dr. Julie earned her Ph.D in Counseling Psychology from SUNY at Buffalo. She also holds a Masters of Science from the University of Rochester and a Bachelor of Arts Cum Laude from Smith College. Dr. Julie worked on staff at the Genesee County Mental Health Clinic for eighteen years and was the mental health consultant for Project Head Start. Since 1994, she provides counseling out of her home office in Oakfield at 81 North Main St. with her canine co-therapists. Between clients you might find her swinging high under the pine trees in her back yard or romping with Golli and Lukey or riding her gelding, Forge. She has two grown children and one grandchild.. In Dr. Julie's  spare time she loves to immerse herself in her writing, swimming and traveling.Dr. Julie's heart is centered on her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She has been a committed follower of Christ since April 17, 1964 when she first accepted him as Lord and Savior at a Young Life Retreat.  From that point forward she has enjoyed seeing God work in her life, and her relationship with Jesus is the backbone of her life's  ministry. Dr. Julie often cites the prophet Isaiah as her mission statement:  her life goals are to “bind up the broken-hearted, proclaim freedom for the captives, and release from darkness for the prisoners.”  During her counseling sessions she encourages clients to connect their thoughts, emotions, and choices with the Holy Spirt in order to overcome “soul pain.”   Dr. Julie's recently published book, Soul Pain Revealed: Bridging Psychology with Faith As The Way Through Suffering, has received excellent reviews and is available on Amazon.  Dr. Julie worships at Living Waters Church in LeRoy, NY.  She is an active Bible Study leader, and is often a guest speaker at various churches and talk shows. She has received her Christian Healing Practitioners Certificate from Dr. Randy Clark's School with Global Awakening.Visit her website: www.drjuliecaton.com  Contact her at drjuliecaton@gmail.com. Facebook and Instagram LISTEN TO THE REAL RAW TRUTH PODCASThttps://www.robbieraugh.com/podcast​ https://www.podpage.com/real-raw-truth/ https://open.spotify.com/show/2Xn6MMuvyUP41QJ0In5s8q  The Real. Raw. Truth. Podcast was started to engage in insightful, relevant conversations with Keri Spring and Robbie Raugh about the Mind. Body. Soul. Spirit. Each episode will focus on living life intentionally and intersecting God's Word in the real hard places that are a struggle for many. Our featured guests, spanning all areas of life, will provide valuable tools, tips or training within their area of specialty. We hope that a regardless of background, fears, age or stage of life, it's something you look forward to listening to each week!

Stacey started School Shop LA in 2008 after a 20-year career in education, both as an educator and educational consultant. My passion for touching children's lives began in 1993, when I worked at Project Head Start, which helped me develop an understanding of children with special needs ranging from intellectually gifted to spectrum disorders. Then, as a private preschool educator for 11 years, I watched frustrated families attempt to navigate the school selection process on their own, only to find a less than perfect educational fit. The process was made even more aggravating when the child had special needs. Each child deserves an education that allows them to flourish and realize their full potential. My goal is to identify the most suitable and appropriate educational setting for each child while minimizing the stresses and strains experienced by all parents during this process. With 20 years of experience, an extensive contact list, invaluable school administration relationships and unique knowledge of both public and private schools in and around Los Angeles, I will make your child's transition smooth and painless. I offer detailed support to parents from first contact to school placement, and beyond. I will help you navigate the plethora of options, obstacles and pitfalls in order to save time and money at a later stage, and ensure a winning combination of knowledge, experience, intuition and negotiating skills. Consequently, working with School Shop LA becomes an investment, not a gamble. I have an enviable track record of identifying schools where a child's individual strengths, emotional development, learning style and extra curricular interests are allowed to develop and flourish. Whether you need advice regarding nursery school, high school, public, private or schools dedicated to special learning requirements, I will guide, assist and coordinate your child's transition, creating a pathway to success.​ ​I am one of the few qualified, experienced and respected educational consultants in the Greater Los Angeles area, helping children of all ages and abilities to realize their full potential by way of appropriate school placement. ​ I represent families, not schools, and take no form of commission whatsoever from any institution. Your success is my success. My whole motivation is built around changing lives, changing futures.

What is Boot Camp? How do you know if you should attend? What the heck is Nibbles and Knowledge (new for 2019)? - All that and a deep dive into the Ortho-k Boot Camp agenda with Dr. Caroline Cauchi who co-organizes the program. Subscribe via Podcast RSS FEEDSubscribe on Apple PodcastsMeeting Website: www.orthokmeeting.comAAOMC Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/AAOMCVision By Design FB Page: www.facebook.com/visionbydesignmeetingAAOMC Twitter: www.twitter.com/theAAOMCMusic:Silver by RiotClover 3 by Vibe Mountain Dr. Caroline Guerrero Cauchi graduated from the UC Berkeley School of Optometry and has been in private practice since 1980. She is the managing partner of a three-doctor practice in La Mesa California – a suburb of San Diego. She is a Fellow and Board Member of the AAOMC, a member of the International Society of Advanced Orthokeratology and a certified Wave fitter. Prior to changing career paths for optometry, Dr. Cauchi was trained in the field of Human Behavior and Psychology. She worked as a therapist/teacher for physically and emotionally challenged children and later with Project Head Start developing programs to integrate challenged children in to the classroom. This background in psychology has provided her with unique skills to understand patient motivation, compliance and behavior. As one of the few Latina health care professionals in San Diego, she gives back to her community by participating in several mentoring programs for students from underprivileged backgrounds. She also serves as a role model and speaker promoting optometry and college attendance to high risk youth with programs hosted by UCSD, SDSU, community college, grammar and high schools.

Amzie Moore of Cleveland, Mississippi, had to fend for himself from the time he was fourteen years old. In this episode, he recalls wondering why there was such economic disparity between the white and black communities. To his young mind, there must have been something special about white people that allowed them to attain a higher standard of living than blacks. It was only after serving in Europe during WWII Moore realized this was not the case. He came home determined to work towards a better life for himself and his community. He got financing to open his own Pan-Am service station, the only one between Memphis and Vicksburg that allowed black customers to use the restrooms. And he became politically active, first with the Black and Tan Republicans and later joining the Democratic Party. He also joined the NAACP. In September of 1955, while serving as NAACP President for Bolivar County, Moore received a call from the grandfather of a boy named Emmett Till. He explains how Till’s death marked a turning point in Mississippi. Prior to the Voting Rights Act of 1964, Southern states used poll taxes and literacy tests to disenfranchise poor minority voters. Moore discusses how they worked to overcome those obstacles through the formation of the Freedom Democratic Party. Later, as leader of Project Head Start, he fought to bring affordable housing and new job opportunities to poor people in the Mississippi Delta. Moore looks back with pride at all they were able to accomplish.

#99 — How to Raise A Healthy Child In Spite of Your Doctor April 27, 2016 Guest // Sally Mendelsohn, CNM : Host //  Maya Shetreat-Klein, MD Do you have a pediatrician you love? Do you even know what that could look like? In the current polarized medical climate, finding a like-minded — or even open minded — pediatrician is not always easy. But… there was one pediatrician who was willing to swim against the tide — loudly and proudly — even back in the 1970s. In this episode, homebirth midwife Sally Mendelsohn and Dr. Maya discuss Dr. Robert Mendelsohn’s “renegade” ideas, including his books How To Raise a Healthy Child In Spite of Your Doctor and Confessions of a Medical Heretic. How did Dr. Mendelsohn start on his visionary path and how was it received by the medical establishment? What were his thoughts about birth, ultrasound, breastfeeding, and vaccination? What, if any, practices and attitudes have changed since he wrote his books? Robert Mendelsohn, MD (1926-1988) was one of the first outspoken, renegade pediatricians. A graduate of University of Chicago for both his undergraduate studies as well as medical school, he went on to write numerous books including How to Raise a Healthy Child in Spite of Your Doctor, Confessions of a Medical Heretic, Male Practice: How Doctors Manipulate Women, and more. He was selected by President Johnson to lead Project Head Start’s Medical Consultation Service. He publicly questioned the mainstream attitudes about medication, parenting, birthing, ultrasound, immunizations, hospitalization and surgery. He appeared on over 500 television and radio talk shows. Sally Mendelsohn, CNM is the daughter of Dr. Robert Mendelsohn and a leader for women in her own right. After getting her undergraduate degree at Brandeis College, she graduated from Georgetown and Cornell Universities to eventually became a Certified Nurse Midwife in 1982. During her 25 year career, she delivered babies both in home and hospital settings. Most recently, she taught midwifery in the graduate program at New York University. Sally and her family have recently launched a new website to more broadly share the ideas of her father. Learn more at www.thepeoplesdoctor.net.

Observers who grow up in the suburbs are used to seeing green lots as the emblem of a city working towards public health. It takes more than a few bicycle trips past the empty lots in south-side Chicago for the newcomer to realize that the fields, nearly five miles of them, are not a park system at all.In 1962, Chicago's Robert Taylor Homes were at the forefront of city experiments in government experiments in racial integration, housing 11,000 people on the edge of Chicago's south side. Despite being a testing ground for radical programs such as Project Head Start, the neighborhood rapidly declined. High unemployment figures reflected the racial segregation and economic isolation that increasingly typified black inner-city neighborhoods after 1970. Graffiti and low-level drug trade in the 70s evolved during the 80s into gang wars, arson, and high murder rates. By the year 2000, Robert Taylor Homes were presented in urban planning textbooks as the icon of a geography of despair. When the homes were demolished between 2005 and 2007, their absence told a story about the scale of government hope, its breakdown and reversal.There are other stories in that landscape, too. The moving bodies of displaced inhabitants, walking to work or congregating at church, tell what happens to a community whose landscape is disappearing beneath them.