Manuatele Directory: Family Resources

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The family is the most important unit in our society. This page is setup to provide some information relating to families. If you have ideas for this page, let me know. Contact admin@manuatele.net with your ideas and suggestions. Thank you.

ClearPlay
Being a Responsible Parent Just got Easier! Introducing ClearPlay, the revolutionary technology that lets you skip the graphic violence, explicit scenes, and profanity in DVD movies.
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Real Families, Real Answers
Articles for strengthening marriage and family relationships, protecting family time, effectively dealing with anger, becoming a better parent and managing family finances. They also provide tips for how to successfully handle single parenting and blended family living, avoid and overcome pornography in the home and rise above the devastation that accompanies family tragedies.
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Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations
American Red Cross
American Red Cross Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations for Individuals, Families, Neighborhoods, Schools, and Businesses
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Mental Help Net
This website participates in the CenterSite Network of behavioral healthcare websites, and receives some content from Mental Help Net
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Music Therapy and Mental Health: Freudian Slip
Examines the power of using popular music, something people already listen to, as a way for people to express their feelings. Includes examples of therapeutic messages in popular music as well as original music by Freudian Slip, therapeutic rock band.
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Island Family
Hawaii's only monthly magazine for parents
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FindYouthInfo.gov
FindYouthInfo.gov was created by the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs (IWGYP), which is composed of representatives from 12 Federal agencies that support programs and services focusing on youth.
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You've flown the flag. Now what?

Since September 11th, 2001, we have all witnessed a powerful resurgence of the American spirit. But patriotism alone is not enough. We must protect ourselves and our families by learning how to be safe and calm in the event of a terrorist attack.

First, make an emergency supply kit. Set aside the supplies you'll need to survive three days at home. You'll need clothes, sleeping bags, nonperishable food and a gallon of water per person, per day. You'll find other items will be helpful too, for example a flashlight, a battery-powered radio, extra batteries, a first-aid kit and toilet articles.

Second, make a family communications plan. Make sure family members know how to contact each other in an emergency. It may be smart to have everyone call an out-of-state friend or relative. Keep a list of emergency numbers near the phone. Plan how you will evacuate if you are asked to do so.

Third, be informed. In emergencies, planning pays off. If you family knows what to expect, all of you will be calmer in the aftermath of a terrorist event. For details on emergency preparedness, visit our website at www.ready.gov. Or get a free brochure by calling 1-800-BE-READY (1-800-237-3239).

Copy: US Dept. of Homeland Security and Ad Council