Independent Living Services Annual Report, December 29, 2008

Independent Living foster care is a foster care type of placement in which youth served must be at least 16 years of age and have the capacity to function outside the structure of a foster family or group care setting. This is a annual report about these living arrangements and how the Department of Human Services contracts them.

Girl Connection, June 2012

A monthly newsletter for Iowa Commission on the Status of Women; Early On-Set of Puberty: More Important Than You Think

Girl Connection, October 2012

A monthly newsletter for Iowa Commission on the Status of Women; Early On-Set of Puberty: More Important Than You Think

The YAC, August 2012

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, September 2012

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, October 2012

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, November 2012

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, December 2012

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

AMCHP Issue Brief, February 2012

Children and youth with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities (ASD/DD) require a comprehensive array of medical, behavioral and developmental health services that are often inadequately covered under the current system of health coverage. This leaves children at risk for missed or delayed care and their families with significant financial burdens. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is designed to increase health coverage, improve benefits, and provide important new insurance protections for all Americans. Many of the law’s provisions will impact children, including those with ASD/DD, and will be implemented over time. This report, developed by The Catalyst Center at the Boston University School of Public Health, offers a brief description of selected provisions in the ACA that have implications for children with ASD/DD. It also describes how state Title V maternal and child health (MCH) programs can maximize opportunities under the ACA to develop and strengthen systems of care for children and youth with ASD/DD.

Early childhood network, 2005.

This brochure states the mission of the Early Childhood Network along with contact names and addresses of the specialists and consultants in the Iowa Department of Education and the Iowa Area Education Agencies for the years 2005/2006.

The YAC, March 2013

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, January 2013

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, February 2013

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, April 2013

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.

The YAC, May 2013

A Newsletter for Iowa library staff who work with youth and children brought to you by Iowa Library Services.