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Find similar grantsDomestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program (DVHRT) is sponsored by Office of the Attorney General (Texas). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program (DVHRT) | Office of the Attorney General Paying and Receiving Child Support Child Support Enforcement Programs and Initiatives Child Support Guidelines Review Crime Victims’ Compensation Program Crime Victims’ Compensation Program Crime Victims’ Compensation Program File a Consumer Complaint File a Consumer Complaint 2025 Texas Legislative Session Update 2025 Texas Legislative Session Update How to Request an Attorney General Opinion Open Meetings Act Suspension Updates Open Reports and Publications Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program ( DVHRT ) The purpose of the Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program is to develop and provide statewide support for activities of Domestic Violence High Risk Teams in reducing or preventing incidents of domestic violence and providing domestic violence services to victims.
Approved purpose activities may include: Identifying and contracting with sites in local communities that have the capacity to implement best practice models for high risk teams or expand existing Domestic Violence High Risk Teams; Evaluating funded site results; Identifying best practice models that may be implemented in other communities; Providing technical assistance to communities interested in implementing Domestic Violence High Risk Teams; Making recommendations to improve the implementation and/or the expansion of Domestic Violence High Risk Teams in Texas.
The following entities are eligible to apply under the Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program. State Domestic Violence Coalitions: a statewide nonprofit organization that has been identified as a state domestic violence coalition by a state or federal agency authorized to make that designation. Non-profit Applicants with 26 U.S.C.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State Domestic Violence Coalitions and nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations in good standing with the Comptroller of Public Accounts and 'in existence' with the Secretary of State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Grant Program (DVHRT) is funded by Office of the Attorney General (Texas). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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