Pennsylvania Statutes Title 62 P.S. Poor Persons and Public Welfare

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  • Chapter 1. Human Services Code
  • Chapter 2. Older Adult Daily Living Centers Licensing Act
  • Chapter 3. Nursing Home Loan Agency Law
  • Chapter 5. Settlement by Persons Confined in Public Institutions Outside State
  • Chapter 10. Confinement and Detention of Children
  • Chapter 12. Neighborhood Housing Services Act
  • Chapter 14. Family Preservation Act
  • Chapter 15. Institution Districts
  • Chapter 17. Stamp Plans and Programs
  • Chapter 19. Community Action Agencies
  • Chapter 21. Cancer Drug Repository Program Act
  • Chapter 22. Women’s, Infants’ and Children’s Nutrition Improvement Act
  • Chapter 23. Community Services Block Grant Act
  • Chapter 24. Energy Conservation and Assistance Act
  • Chapter 25. Attendant Care Services Act
  • Chapter 26. Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Act
  • Chapter 26A. Pennsylvania Community Adult Respite Services Program Act
  • Chapter 27. Project Independence Act
  • Chapter 28. Human Services Development Fund Act
  • Chapter 29. Independent Living Services Act
  • Chapter 30. Family Support for Persons with Disabilities Act
  • Chapter 31. Employment Opportunities Act
  • Chapter 32. Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts Act
  • Chapter 33. State Food Purchase Program Act
  • Chapter 33A. Pennsylvania Agricultural Surplus System Act
  • Chapter 34. Children's Health Care Act
  • Chapter 35. Interstate Adoption Compact Act
  • Chapter 36. Patient-Centered Medical Home Advisory Council Act

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