Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-601.3
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Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth - Duties
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth is hereby
authorized and directed to:
1. Establish and maintain the Office of Planning and
Coordination for Services to Children and Youth;
2. Establish and maintain the Office of Juvenile System
Oversight;
3. Designate community partnership districts for services to
children and youth and, within the limitations of available funds,
whether appropriated or otherwise available, provide staff,
technical assistance and other assistance as necessary and
appropriate to the district boards;
4. Establish services for the children of incarcerated parents.
Duties designed to improve the lives of children of incarcerated
parents shall include:
a. coordinating research,
b. collecting data,
c. creating a resource clearinghouse,
d. developing an educational toolkit describing services
available to children of incarcerated parents, and
e. coordinating an advisory committee to work
collaboratively with agencies and service providers to
better meet the needs and improve the quality of life
for children of incarcerated parents; and
5. Conduct or otherwise provide continuing professional
education and training for the purposes of improving services to
children.
authorized and directed to:
1. Establish and maintain the Office of Planning and
Coordination for Services to Children and Youth;
2. Establish and maintain the Office of Juvenile System
Oversight;
3. Designate community partnership districts for services to
children and youth and, within the limitations of available funds,
whether appropriated or otherwise available, provide staff,
technical assistance and other assistance as necessary and
appropriate to the district boards;
4. Establish services for the children of incarcerated parents.
Duties designed to improve the lives of children of incarcerated
parents shall include:
a. coordinating research,
b. collecting data,
c. creating a resource clearinghouse,
d. developing an educational toolkit describing services
available to children of incarcerated parents, and
e. coordinating an advisory committee to work
collaboratively with agencies and service providers to
better meet the needs and improve the quality of life
for children of incarcerated parents; and
5. Conduct or otherwise provide continuing professional
education and training for the purposes of improving services to
children.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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