Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-18p-1: Victims Services Unit

A. There is hereby created within the Office of the Attorney

General a Victims Services Unit.

B. The duty of the Unit is to provide services for persons who

require domestic violence or sexual assault services through a

domestic violence or sexual assault program.

C. As used in this act, “domestic violence program” or “sexual

assault program” means an agency, organization, facility, or person

that offers, provides or engages in the offering of any shelter,

residential services or support services to:

1. Victims or survivors of domestic abuse as defined in Section

60.1 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes, any dependent children of

such victim or survivor, and any other member of the family or

household of such victim or survivor;

2. Victims or survivors of sexual assault;

3. Persons who are homeless as a result of domestic abuse or

sexual assault or both domestic abuse and sexual assault; and

4. Victims of stalking,

and which may provide other services including, but not limited to,

counseling, case management, referrals or other similar services to

victims or survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking.

D. As used in this act, “batterers intervention program” or

“batterers treatment program” means an agency, organization,

facility, or person who offers, provides or engages in the offering

of counseling or intervention services to persons who commit

domestic abuse.

E. For any county in which there is more than one sexual

assault program, domestic violence program, or batterers

intervention program and one or more of the programs operates a

shelter program, only the program or programs operating a shelter

program shall receive grants or funding from the Victim Services

Unit collected pursuant to subsection F of Section 153 of Title 28

of the Oklahoma Statutes and Section 2368.22 of Title 68 of the

Oklahoma Statutes.