Division Specifics

• Adoption;
• Adult Protective Services;
• ADvantage Program;
• AIDS Coordination and Information Services;
• Child Care Services;
• Child Protective Services;
• Child Support Enforcement;
• Children with Special Health Care Needs;
• Childrens Emergency Services;
• Community-Based Residential Care;
• Community-Based Services;
• Community Services Registry;
• Day Care Programs:Adult Child;
• Developmental Disabilities Services Division;
• Early Periodic Screening Diagnosis and Treatment;
• Energy Assistance;
• Family Planning;
• Family Preservation;
• Family Support Assistance;
• Food Stamps;
• Foster Care Independent Living Program;
• Integrated Family Services;
• Legal Services to Older Persons;
• Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program;
• Medical Services and Medicaid;
• Nutrition Program;
• Office of Client Advocacy;
• Ombudsman Programs;
• Grievance Programs;
• Investigation Programs;
• Personal Care Program;
• Refugee Program;
• SoonerStart;
• State Supplemental Payments;
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families;
• Transportation for the Elderly and Adults with Disabilities;
• Permanency Planning;
• Volunteer Services for Older Persons; and
• Volunteerism.

• The Aging Services Division (ASD) helps develop systems to support independence and protect the quality of life of older persons and promotes citizen involvement in  planning and delivering services;
• ASD builds coalitions with local agencies, businesses and communities to develop employment and volunteer programs for older Oklahomans, targeting senior citizens as both providers and recipients;
• ASD promotes health care accessibility through annual advocacy campaigns to address issues of elderly Medicaid recipients, case management for Medicaid recipients over age 60 and health promotion campaigns; and
• ASD works to improve services to the elderly through seeking additional revenue resources, public/private partnerships and quality assurance and monitoring activities.

• Adult Protective Services (APS);
• Child Care;
• Food Stamps;
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPPA);
• Health Related & Medical Services;
• Low-Income Home Energy Assistance;
• Refugee Program; and
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).

• The Developmental Disabilities Services Division (DDSD) provides services to persons ages 3 and up who have a primary diagnosis of mental retardation. Persons served may also have other developmental disabilities in addition to mental retardation such as autism, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, etc.;
• DDSD offers a wide array of services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Services are individualized to meet each person's needs. DDSD services are funded through Medicaid Home and Community-Based Waivers (HCBW) and through state funds; and
• The area office provides case management, service coordination, monitoring, provider recruitment and resource development The state office staff provides direction and support to the area offices. All community services are delivered through contracts with private agencies and individuals.