Md. Code, Human Services § 10-1002
This is the official text of Md. Code, Human Services § 10-1002, part of Maryland’s Code, Human Services — governs state social service programs.
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§10–1002.
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(a) There is an Aging and Disability Resource Center Program, known as “Maryland Access Point”, in the Department.
(b) The Program is the State’s Aging and Disability Resource Center for purposes of the federal Older Americans Act Amendments of 2006.
(c) The purpose of the Program is to provide a coordinated system of information and access for individuals seeking long–term services and supports, including in–home, community–based, and institutional services.
(d) The Department shall provide periodic training to the Maryland Access Point network to increase awareness of the availability of the State’s earned income tax credit established under § 10–704 of the Tax – General Article.
(e) The Department shall administer, supervise, and coordinate the Program with the cooperation of the Department of Disabilities, the Department of Human Services, the Governor’s Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and the Maryland Department of Health.
(b) The Program is the State’s Aging and Disability Resource Center for purposes of the federal Older Americans Act Amendments of 2006.
(c) The purpose of the Program is to provide a coordinated system of information and access for individuals seeking long–term services and supports, including in–home, community–based, and institutional services.
(d) The Department shall provide periodic training to the Maryland Access Point network to increase awareness of the availability of the State’s earned income tax credit established under § 10–704 of the Tax – General Article.
(e) The Department shall administer, supervise, and coordinate the Program with the cooperation of the Department of Disabilities, the Department of Human Services, the Governor’s Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and the Maryland Department of Health.
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