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Mandel CR, Hutchins VL. n.d.. Maternal and Child Health Block Grant legislative history, Vol. 1: 1981. Arlington, VA: National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health, ca. 250 pp.

Annotation: This notebook binder contains an assemblage of documents from 1981 on the consolidation of seven federal categorical programs into one maternal and child health services block grant. The documents include (1) a summary; (2) Public Law 97-35, Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant Act; (3) an interpretation regarding the termination of certain grants; (4) final rules on the implementation of block grants; (5) House bill 3982; (6) Senate bill 79-492; (7) Senate report 1377; (8) conference report; (9-10) comparison of the House and Senate bills by the Association of State and Territorial MCH and Crippled Children Directors and by the American Academy of Pediatrics; (11) an additional conference report; (12) an excerpt from the Congressional Record; and (13) a work group memo regarding definitions to accompany the MCHS block grant act.

Keywords: Block grants, Federal MCH programs, History, Social Security Act, Title V

Peoples MD. n.d.. The role of maternity and infant care projects in reducing low weight births. Unpublished manuscript, 39 pp.

Annotation: This paper gives a historical overview of the Maternity and Infant Care (MIC) projects enabled through amendments to Title V of the Social Security Act in 1963. The paper presents available data on MIC project accomplishments, with particular emphasis on the relationship of the projects to the incidence of low birth weight. Topics include: the evolution of MIC projects; administration and financing; objectives of the projects; eligibility; coverage of women and infants at risk; quality of care; effects on the use of care and low birth weight; and cost. The difficulties in evaluating these projects is also discussed, including methodological problems and issues of interpretation. A list of references is provided. Tables with information on the projects and evaluations of these projects are provided at the end of the paper.

Keywords: Federal MCH programs, History, Low birthweight infants, Prenatal care, Prevention programs

Child Welfare League of America. n.d.. The history of White House conferences on children and youth. Arlington, VA: Child Welfare League of America, 78 pp.

Children's Aid Society. n.d.. A history of innovation. New York, NY: Children's Aid Society, 1 v.

Annotation: This timeline tracks historic highlights from the Children's Aid Society's (CAS) founding in 1853, tracing changes in poverty in New York City along with the evolution of CAS programs and services. Topics include emigration programs such as the Orphan Train, foster care and adoption programs, lodging houses, industrial schools, convalescent homes, health centers, and farm schools.

Keywords: Children, Community programs, Comprehensive programs, History, Homeless persons, New York, Oral health, Poverty, Schools

Partnership for Male Youth. n.d.. The Partnership for Male Youth: Health provider toolkit for adolescent and young adult males. Washington, DC: Partnership for Male Youth, multiple items.

Annotation: This toolkit is designed to help health professionals address the unique health care needs of adolescents and young adult males (AYAs) ages 10 to 26. Contents include a checklist covering nine health domains; client interview questions and supporting materials for each domain including background information, practice tools, and references; and a video library containing presentations for continuing medical education and client education. Topics include healthy eating and physical activity, sexual and reproductive health, trauma, mental health, developmental disorders, sexual biologic basics, normal pubertal concerns and genital abnormalities, and labs and immunizations. A tutorial is also available.

Keywords: , Adolescent health, Adolescent males, Comprehensive health care, Continuing medical education, Evidence based health care, Health examinations, Immunizations, Interviews, Medical history taking, Men's health, Screening, Young adults

Julia C. Lathrop. N.D.. "The Child, A Ward of the Nation," by Julia C. Lathrop.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

U.S. Children's Bureau. N.D.. Definition of Responsibilities for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth and Procedures for Implementing Them. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

U.S. Children's Bureau. N.D.. "Analysis of Exhibits, Income and Expenses," White House Conference on Children and Youth. N.D.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Rhode Island State Committee on Children and Youth. N.D.. "Report of the State of Rhode Island to the 1960 Jubilee White House Conference on Children and Youth." . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

L. Joseph Stone and Joseph Church. N.D.. "Growth and Development-- The Child from Six to Twelve, An Overview." Prepared for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth by L. Joseph Stone and Joseph Church. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Grace Abbott. N.D.. "The First and Second Conferences on Child Care and Protection Under Presidential Auspices," by Grace Abbott.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Evangeline Kendall. N.D.. Memorandum on the child welfare work of the League of Nations, by Evangeline Kendall. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Julia C. Lathrop. N.D.. "Child Welfare in Czechoslovakia." . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Katharine F. Lenroot. N.D.. "Los Derechos de la Ninez en America," by Katharine F. Lenroot. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. N.D.. "How Children Have Benefitted from White House Conferences," prepared by the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Julia C. Lathrop. N.D.. The Service of Settlements and Neighborhood Houses: Discussion, Julia C. Lathrop.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Julia C. Lathrop. N.D.. "The Development of Standards for Child Welfare in the United States," by Julia C. Lathrop.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

U.S. Children's Bureau. N.D.. Mimeographed material on social welfare services for mothers, children and young persons.. Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Marion Lyon Faegre. N.D.. White House Conference Leaflets, Series on Growth, prepared by Marion Lyon Faegre. This leaflet is based on Reports of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

Marion Lyon Faegre. N.D.. White House Conference Leaflets, Series on Habits, prepared by Marion Lyon Faegre. This leaflet is based on Reports of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection. . Washington DC: National Archives, (National Archives Children's Bureau Collection)

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