West Virginia HB4132 allocates funds for community education programs to serve senior citizens and others.
West Virginia HB4132 establishes community education programs to provide services to senior citizens, adults without high school degrees, and those with insufficient income. These programs will offer information on estate planning, healthcare, prescriptions, and other services. The state Board of Education will oversee these programs, which aim to utilize community facilities effectively. County boards of education are authorized to coordinate these programs.
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