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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (FY 2026) is sponsored by Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS). This grant supports organizations engaged in sexual assault prevention and response efforts across Illinois, as part of the IDHS Family & Community Services Grants.
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IDHS: FY26 Attachment C Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Plan --> Anyone, 6 months or older, is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Find your nearest vaccination location at vaccines. gov .
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Quintero, Secretary IDHS Grants Administration Family & Community Services Grants - FY 2026 Office of Adult Services & Basic Supports Opportunities Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (26-444-80-0654-01) FY26 Attachment C Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Plan Bureau of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault & Human Trafficking Program Name: Sexual Assault Prevention and Response In addition to IDHS funding, what other sources of funding support the IDHS grant program?
List and identify amounts. What percentage is the IDHS funding to your overall agency budget? List key program staff on the DHS grant on a table include the below information.
Completion of 40 Hour Training Reminder: Programs must notify DHS within 10 days of staff turnover or additions. Identify any current vacancies. Include the length of time the positions have been vacant.
If new positions have been established, but not filled, do you plan on keeping the position? Describe how your agency tracks personnel time for IDHS grant. Attach relevant time & effort policy, procedures, and related forms.
Do you plan to utilize consultants/sub-awardees/subrecipients to support grant requirements, such as, program deliverables, fiscal administration? If yes, list below and identify aspect of grant award supported. If yes, what previous experience do you have working with such?
Acknowledgement that you, as the provider agency, is responsible for the performance of any consultants/sub-awardees/subrecipients or other external partner and ensuring adequate monitoring? DATA COLLECTION & REPORTING Are staff responsible for preparing financial and programmatic reports familiar with grant requirements and deliverables? Describe mechanisms in place to ensure data accuracy and integrity.
Include assistance provided to rape crisis centers on data collection and analysis and outcomes/performance measures. Who develops the sexual assault budget? Who approves the budget?
How often does the governing body review financial information related to the IDHS grant during the fiscal year? Have you had a monitoring visit from a funder this past year? If yes, were there findings?
If applicable, describe findings. Illinois Department of Human Services JB Pritzker, Governor · Dulce M. Quintero, Secretary
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Existing grantees of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program in Illinois. Requires Pre-Qualification Process and Grant Application completion. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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