1. (a) Grant contracts awarded under SAPCS may be used to provide services to survivors and their families for the following purposes:

   1. (1) 24-hour crisis hotline;
   2. (2) crisis intervention;
   3. (3) public education;
   4. (4) advocacy and accompaniment to hospitals, law enforcement offices, prosecutors' offices, and courts for survivors and their family members;
   5. (5) crisis intervention volunteer training;
   6. (6) providing education and training about the nature, scope, and prevention of sexual assault to the public, professionals, students, and volunteers, consistent with an applicable state or federal grant program;
   7. (7) providing activities and services to prevent sexual assault or violence;
   8. (8) other purposes, consistent with state law, that are authorized by applicable federal grants; and
   9. (9) other support for services to survivors and their families as determined by the OAG.
2. (b) The OAG may also consult and contract with or award grants to local and statewide programs for special projects to prevent sexual assault and improve services to survivors.

Source Note:The provisions of this §62.105 adopted to be effective April 15, 2007, 32 TexReg 1997.