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Resources for Families:

• Building Partnerships for Youth
  Positive youth development strategies to help those working with 9-13 year olds promote health.
• Child Care
  Providing education and technical assistance for the Arizona Child Care Industry.
• Community Library Cards
  UA library cards available to Arizona residents.
• Family Development Programs
  Provides resources on family care, work force preparation, and financial education.
• Family Fun!!
  Programs engage children and adults with cultural artisans, archaeologists,``and curators. Hands on activities, demonstrations, exhibition treasure hunts``and performances.
• Health Resources
• Homemakers in Arizona Seeking Employment
  Assists adults and displaced homemakers in building the skills necessary for succesful entry into the workforce.
• Institute for Children, Youth and Families
  Addresses the most critical social, emotional, and physical issues facing today's families.
• Master Consumer Advisors
  Volunteers answer questions from consumers who call the UA Cooperative Extension for information about nutrition, foods, consumer issues, food safety and home issues.
• Homemakers in Arizona Seeking Employment
  Assists adults and displaced homemakers in building the skills necessary for succesful entry into the workforce.
• Safe at Home
  Information on preventing accidental poisonings from products found in the home.
• Supporting Families Following a Disaster
  Provides families with fact sheets and other publications that promote the health and well-being of families during difficult times.

Parents:

• Guía de los Padres para el Cuidado del Niño
  Parent's Child Care Handbook en Español.
• Math and Parent Partnerships
  A program that engages parents in school mathematics. Parents become partners with the schools in the teaching and learning of their children.
• Parents of UA Students
  Information and resources for parents of current and future UA students.
• Parent Wise
  Provides parents with crisis hotline telephone numbers, parenting articles, and answers to frequently asked questions.
• PBS Parents
  Advice and activities for raising a PBS kid.

Additional Resources:

• Home & Garden
• Pets & Poison
  Information on how to prevent the accidental poisoning of dogs and cats.

Kids Programs:

• Kids & Teens
  A list of the many exciting opportunities for kids, young adults, and future Wildcats.
• College Preparation Programs
  Programs that help college bound students develop skills they need to succeed at UA.
• Educational Opportunities for Kids & Teens
  A list of the many exciting opportunities for kids, young adults, and future Wildcats.
• Camps for Kids & Teens
  Activities for youth including sports camps, college preparatory programs and academic opportunities for younger children.

Seniors:

• Elderhostel
• Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
  Provides resources and educational materials for grandparents raising children. It also connects grandparents with support groups, agencies and workshops.
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
  Invigorating discussions and lectures by UA faculty and other experts and field trips for persons 55 and over.

UA Employee Services:

• Qualified Tuition Reduction Program
  Enables eligible individuals to enroll in courses of study at reduced registration fees.
• Sick Child Program
  Provides a short-term solution for sick child care, for ages birth through 12 years.

Financial Resources:

• Credit-Wise Cats
  A UA student-run organization that provides personal financial education to UA students, faculty and the Tucson community.
• Take Charge America Institute for Consumer Financial Education and Research
  Educating consumers in sound financial management principles.

Legal Resources:

• National Lawyers Guild Community Legal Referral Clinics
  Student members of the National Lawyers Guild meet weekly with people at locations in the community to provide information and answer questions about access to the legal system.
• Justice Project
  Students work with criminal defense lawyers on cases in which it has been determined there has been a miscarriage of justice.
• Tucson Indian Center Legal Referral Clinic
  Students from the Native American Law Students Association run the Legal Referral Program providing referral services on a walk-in basis three days a week.
• VLP Advocates Program
  Law student volunteers work with the Volunteer Lawyer Program in various clinics on cases involving domestic relations, child support calculation, and bankruptcy.