Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-121
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Service programs
Official statutory text
The center shall include, but not be limited to, the following
service programs for displaced homemakers:
1. Money management courses, including information and
assistance in dealing with insurance programs, life, health, home
and car, taxes, mortgages, loans and probate problems; and
2. Educational programs, including courses offering credit
through higher educational institutions or leading toward a high
school equivalency degree. Support services shall be established
which are designed to supplement the usual academic course offerings
and training programs with classes aimed toward older persons to
improve their employment capabilities.
service programs for displaced homemakers:
1. Money management courses, including information and
assistance in dealing with insurance programs, life, health, home
and car, taxes, mortgages, loans and probate problems; and
2. Educational programs, including courses offering credit
through higher educational institutions or leading toward a high
school equivalency degree. Support services shall be established
which are designed to supplement the usual academic course offerings
and training programs with classes aimed toward older persons to
improve their employment capabilities.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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