State Agency · Victim Compensation Board
CalVCB Regional Trauma Recovery Center (TRC) Pilot Program Special Notice of Funds Available (NOFA) Northern California
Last updated: October 23, 2026
Victim Compensation Board
Funding
Funding amount not specified
Closes
June 5, 2023
NAICS
621330
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The Regional TRC Pilot Program - Northern California grant opportunity is only available to current CalVCB grant recipients who will partner with local agencies in rural or underserved areas in Northern California to provide services to victims of crime. CalVCB will award $2,500.000 million to provide satellite TRC services in two Northern California locations. 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 June 5, 2023.
Categories
Health · Social Services
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