State Agency · Victim Compensation Board
2022 CalVCB Regional Trauma Recovery Center (TRC) Pilot Program Special Notice of Funds Available (NOFA)
Last updated: September 7, 2026
Victim Compensation Board
Funding
Funding amount not specified
Closes
October 28, 2022
NAICS
621330
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The Regional TRC Pilot Program grant opportunity is only available to the existing 18 TRCs in California who will partner with a local agencies in rural or underserved areas to provide services to victims of crime. CalVCB will award $2,500.000 each to two TRCs to provide satellite TRC services in Northern and Central California counties for a total of $5 million. The multidisciplinary team will be comprised of staff that includes at least one psychiatrist, one psychologist, one social worker, and additional staff. Grant activities include but are not limited to: providing outreach and services to crime victims who typically are unable to access traditional services and serve victims of a wide range of crimes; offering evidenced-based and evidence-informed mental health services and support services that include individual and group treatment, medication management, substance abuse treatment, case management, and assertive outreach; offering mental health services and case management that are coordinated through a single point of contact for the victim; ensuring no person is excluded from services solely on the basis of immigration status, or due to emotional or behavioral issues resulting from a crime; and utilizing established, evidenced-based, and evidence-informed practices in treatment. The model of service must be aligned with UCSF TRC Manual.
Eligibility
- Programs related to mental health
Award details
Applications close on October 28, 2022.
Categories
Health · Social Services
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