Homebound is a temporary service for students who cannot attend school due to long-term illness. During the time your child is homebound a tutor will visit your home 1-5 hours a week to assist students with their assignments. For more information about homebound, ask to speak to the homebound coordinator at your child’s school.

A recipient is considered homebound if a considerable and taxing effort is required to leave home. If absences are infrequent and of short duration a recipient may still be considered homebound.

Yes, everyone must come into the office and apply for help. If you are in the hospital or homebound, your health care worker or social worker can apply for help on your behalf.

Rock Island Parks and Recreation offers many seasonal positions throughout the Department. You may pick up an application at the Rock Island Park Board Office at 1320 24th St Rock Island, IL or by calling 732-PARK (7275)

SIMPLD Mission Statement: This is an organization of Healthcare Providers promoting a direct financial relationship with their patients in order to restore the integrity of the patient-physician relationship. Our members are innovators in medical practice design, including concierge, retainer, retail, and cash pay physicians, who, along with other individuals, are committed to patient-focused medical practice This is a lengthy PDF in English and Spanish.

In general, graduate schools expect you to have completed all pre-requisites by the application deadline. Those that make exceptions usually say so in their bulletin or on the application. But you should know that even if you are not required to complete pre-requisites until after a decision has been made on your application, you will most likely be at a disadvantage compared with applicants who have already completed them.

A beneficiary must be homebound to qualify for the Medicare Home Health Benefit. An individual would be considered homebound if he/she experiences:

No. Unlike the Medicare requirement, you do not need to be homebound in order to be eligible for our services. The only requirement is that you are 62 years or older.

The Southfield Public Library provides a FREE Books by Mail service for homebound visually and/or physically impaired residents of Southfield and Lathrup Village. Eligible patrons may call to request books which are then delivered to the home and returned to the library by the U. S. Postal Service. Residents interested in learning about this service may call the library for further information.

Go to our Jobline for a listing of nursing positions available. Scroll down the page to complete and submit an online employment application form.

NO. You must be a full-time teacher (generally twenty hours or more) to be eligible to apply. Exceptions are made for the fields of Arts Management and Library and Archival Sciences.

No. You must either be the legal owner (at least 50%), or officer of the business to apply for a merchant account.

Yes. Re-applicants are welcome and are often stronger candidates the second year. We recommend you set-up an advising session with a faculty member for advice on how to strengthen your application. Call (757) 683-4519 to set up an appointment.

If you have read the program information, including course descriptions, and you are still not sure what level you are best suited for, then we recommend that you apply for level 3 if you are applying to a two-year technology program, as this is usually the highest level that applicants are admitted to. If our assessment indicates that your application is better suited to another level, we will contact you to discuss this. [top]

No, individuals are not eligible to receive a grant directly from the Metro Arts Commission. However, artists may pair up with a qualified applicant organization for a Program or Creation Grant. See “Section I.D. Grant Categories” of the Grant Guidelines for additional criteria and information about the grant categories.

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the UVM Graduate College handle applications (they pass them along to us). Here's the info you need to get started: Prospective undergrads, contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions: UVM, 194 South Prospect St, Burlington, VT 05401; 802-656-3370; http://www.uvm.edu/admissions/ Prospective grad students, get in touch with the UVM Graduate College: UVM, 332 Waterman Building, Burlington, VT 05401; 802-656-2699; http://www.uvm.edu/~gradcoll/

Yes, although please be aware of the added difficulties that this sometimes presents. You may wish to allow an extra week or two for processing of your application (ie 8 or 9 weeks prior to the start of your chosen workcamp). You should ensure that you will have regular and reliable access to email whilst you are travelling, as this will be our only method of communication with you. No it doesn't. You will need to tell us about the nature of your disability when applying to do a workcamp.

KITTCOM has a rotating work schedule and stringent attendance requirements that makes the job incompatible for full-time students with fixed class schedules.

Yes! This internship is for both graduate and undergraduate students. However, graduate students must meet the GSR requirements in order to be eligible, see link for requirements: see pg. 6 - http://www.grad.berkeley.edu/policies/pdf/apptknow.pdf