The board may contract, where appropriate, with public or private nonprofit groups or organizations serving the needs of displaced homemakers for programs designed to:

     (1) Provide direct services to displaced homemakers, including job counseling, job training and placement, health counseling, financial management, educational counseling, legal counseling, and referral services as described in RCW 28B.04.050;

     (2) Provide statewide outreach and information services for displaced homemakers; and

     (3) Provide training opportunities for persons serving the needs of displaced homemakers, including those persons in areas not directly served by programs and centers established under this chapter.

[1985 c 370 § 40; 1982 1st ex.s. c 15 § 4; 1979 c 73 § 6.]