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What makes CFK visitations special?We believe that supervised visits between biological parents and their children must occur in a non-threatening setting. These visits take place in an environment conducive to open communication between all parties involved in the child's life. We are involved in these interactions and help all parents develop their parenting skills by sharing information about the child's...
Will visitations from family or friends be allowed during short-term assignment?IETA participants will travel unaccompanied as employees on US Government Travel Orders. Assignments are based on needs of each prevention and research program. Therefore, each hosting program must determine if conditions are favorable for visitations while on international assignment. If visitations occur during the agreed-upon period of work, then the assignee's in-count...
What makes you so special compared to other moving services?The premier factor that makes us so special is the winning combination of our vast expertise, the market reputation, the impressive facilities we offer and our proven capabilities. When you work with us you can rest assured that you get something truly special. Understanding the market and each client's unique requirements is critical to our success over the long haul.
What makes your program so special? Why should I use it?First and foremost, what makes this program so special is the individual attention that each and every one of our customers receives. Besides that, the program itself makes the process of buying a home easy, fast and fun! We wish that every body who wanted their own home had one. Our mission is to use all the tools at our disposal to ensure that every one... Does Jacobsville Elementary have a lost and found?Yes. The lost and found is kept in the cafeteria. If your child has lost an item, you may stop by the school and look through the lost and found. On special occasions (parent visitations, etc.), we will put the items out on display for parents in the front hall. Jacobsville has an "open-door" policy. Visitors are always welcome, however, if you wish to visit your child's c...
Who are the children?CFK provides a "home like" atmosphere for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 18. The children come from a variety of situations. This may include coming either directly from their biological family or from disrupted foster/adoptive placements.
What is the camp policy on visitations and phone calls?You are welcome to tour camp on opening and closing days. Should you need to visit camp during the week please call ahead to make arrangements with camp staff. Please write your child with cheerful news and avoid the “wish you were here” letters. While we ask parents not to call, we make exceptions for special events and emergencies. If a camper needs to call h...
What makes LGI special and why should we trust you?We never ask prospective clients to just believe in our abilities. We go to a lot of trouble on providing detailed references. What makes us special is simple, we use proprietary analytical and proven implementation processes to make it happen and our successes can be verified with our past clients. Most importantly we back it up with our Code of Performance and a Results ... What happens after a placement is made?CFK continues to be involved in the life of many of their children by offering continued support to both the biological and foster families. We assist the families by identifying community resources and encouraging behavior modifications.
What makes Special Collections special?We call it special because we house material that, due to subject coverage, rarity, source, or form, are best handled separately from the Main Library Collection.
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A Bridge Home For Children Ages 5 - 12