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Find similar grantsDomestic Violence Co-Responder Grant Program is sponsored by Washington State Office of Crime Victims Advocacy. Offers matching grants to cities and counties to establish and operate domestic violence co-responder programs, integrating victim advocates with law enforcement.
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135 Domestic violence co-responder grant program. (1) The domestic violence co-responder grant program is created to be administered by the office of crime victims advocacy.
(2) The domestic violence co-responder grant program must: (a) Award matching grants to cities and counties for the purpose of establishing and operating domestic violence co-responder programs; (b) Provide contracted technical assistance and training for grantees using a service provider that has demonstrated effectiveness in providing domestic violence co-responder services; and (c) Provide contracted services to assist grantees in billing health insurance for domestic violence co-responder services.
(3) For the purposes of this section, a "domestic violence co-responder program" is a program utilizing domestic violence victim advocates that are summoned by law enforcement to the scene of a domestic violence incident and that provide whole family support, resource connection, and care navigation for victims.
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Domestic Violence Co-Responder Grant Program is funded by Washington State Office of Crime Victims Advocacy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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