Md. Code, Family Law § 4-607
This is the official text of Md. Code, Family Law § 4-607, part of Maryland’s Code, Family Law — governs marriage, divorce, child custody and support, and adoption.
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§4–607.
Official statutory text
The center shall provide:
(1) a job counseling program for displaced homemakers that is designed specifically for individuals who are reentering the job market after being absent from the job market for a number of years;
(2) job training programs for jobs that are available in the public and private sectors;
(3) an employment placement program; and
(4) service programs, including:
(i) health services counseling, using existing health services programs;
(ii) money management courses, including information and assistance in dealing with insurance, taxes, mortgages, loans, and probate; and
(iii) information and assistance in dealing with government benefit programs, including Supplemental Security Income, Social Security benefits, Veterans Administration benefits, public assistance, food stamps, and unemployment insurance.
(1) a job counseling program for displaced homemakers that is designed specifically for individuals who are reentering the job market after being absent from the job market for a number of years;
(2) job training programs for jobs that are available in the public and private sectors;
(3) an employment placement program; and
(4) service programs, including:
(i) health services counseling, using existing health services programs;
(ii) money management courses, including information and assistance in dealing with insurance, taxes, mortgages, loans, and probate; and
(iii) information and assistance in dealing with government benefit programs, including Supplemental Security Income, Social Security benefits, Veterans Administration benefits, public assistance, food stamps, and unemployment insurance.
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