§ 16-38-1 Acceptance of provisions of federal Vocational Rehabilitation Act
§ 16-38-2 Rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry or otherwise
§ 16-38-3 Restoration of crippled children
§ 16-38-4 Treasurer custodian of federal funds for rehabilitation
§ 16-38-5 Duties of superintendent as to rehabilitation work
§ 16-38-6 State Board of Education’s authority to cooperate with federal Rehabilitation Agency
§ 16-38-7 Institutions and boards may cooperate in rehabilitation work
§ 16-38-8 Use of funds
§ 16-38-9 Annual report to Governor on rehabilitation
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Terms Used In Alabama Code > Title 16 > Chapter 38 - Rehabilitation and Crippled Children Service

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