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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 17b - Social Services
Connecticut Statutes
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Chapter 319o
Department of Social Services
Chapter 319q
Administrative Hearings
Chapter 319s
Financial Assistance
Chapter 319t
State-Administered General Assistance
Chapter 319v
Medical Assistance
Chapter 319x
Nursing Home Resident Day User Fee
Chapter 319y
Long-Term Care
Chapter 319aa
Office of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman
Chapter 319bb
Services for the Elderly
Chapter 319dd
Protective Services for the Elderly
Chapter 319ff
Connecticut Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract to the Elderly and the Disabled Program
Chapter 319hh
Management of Continuing Care Facilities
Chapter 319jj
Medicare Assignment
Chapter 319mm
Assistance to the Disabled
Chapter 319oo
Employment and Training
Chapter 319rr
Child Care
Chapter 319tt
Nutritional Assistance
Chapter 319uu
Housing Assistance
Chapter 319ww
Preventative Services to Families
Chapter 319yy
Community Action Agencies
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