Oklahoma § 56-230.69 Child care resource and referral centers.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 56-230.69 — Child care resource and referral centers.

Oklahoma § 56-230.69

Title 56Poor Persons

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Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-230.69 (2026).

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A.The Department of Human Services shall, as funds become available, work with local communities to establish a statewide system of child care resource and referral centers.

B.The child care resource and referral centers shall be responsible for: 1. Providing consumer education; 2. Maintaining child care databases and linking working families to relevant services available in their communities; 3. Developing child care supply and demand reports; 4. Fostering partnerships between Head Start programs, churches, schools, government and nonprofit agencies; 5. Providing information and technical assistance to individuals and groups wishing to develop or expand child care services; 6. Coordinating training programs and informing child care providers about available training; and 7. Working wit

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A. The Department of Human Services shall, as funds become available, work with local communities to establish a statewide system of child care resource and referral centers. B. The child care resource and referral centers shall be responsible for: 1. Providing consumer education; 2. Maintaining child care databases and linking working families to relevant services available in their communities; 3. Developing child care supply and demand reports; 4. Fostering partnerships between Head Start programs, churches, schools, government and nonprofit agencies; 5. Providing information and technical assistance to individuals and groups wishing to develop or expand child care services; 6. Coordinating training programs and informing child care providers about available training; and 7. Working with the Department of Human Services on licensing and regulatory issues.