Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-504

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Assistance to individuals affected by disability -

Official statutory text

Services.

A. Subject to available funds, the Oklahoma Cooperative

Extension Service shall provide through the existing state program,

and contract with other entities that assist disabled farmers,

assistance to individuals who are engaged in farming or an

agriculture-related activity and who have been affected by

disability.

B. Services provided by the Oklahoma AgrAbility Project shall

include, but are not limited to:

1. A toll-free information and referral hotline;

2. The establishment of networks with local agricultural and

rehabilitation professionals;

3. The coordination of community resources;

4. The establishment of networks with local agricultural and

health care professionals to help identify individuals who may be

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eligible for assistance and to help identify the best method of

providing that assistance;

5. The provision of on-the-farm information and technical

assistance regarding equipment modification, assistive technology,

environmental modifications, and work accomodations;

6. Job restructuring; and

7. The provision of information on, and assistance regarding

the development of, alternative jobs.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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