Indiana § 5-2-6.7-12 Services required to be furnished to receive money from the fund

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§ 5-2-6.7-12 — Services required to be furnished to receive money from the fund

Indiana § 5-2-6.7-12

Title 5STATE AND LOCAL ADMINISTRATION

Art. 2LAW ENFORCEMENT

Ch. 6.7Domestic Violence Prevention and Treatment Fund

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Ind. Code § 5-2-6.7-12 (2026).

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An entity eligible under section 9 of this chapter may not receive money under this chapter for purposes of establishing and maintaining a domestic violence prevention and treatment center unless the center furnishes, agrees to furnish, or arranges with a third party to furnish all of the following services:

(1)Emergency shelter, provided either at the center or by arrangement at temporary residential facilities available in the community, that is available to a person who fears domestic or family violence.

(2)A twenty-four (24) hour telephone system to provide crisis assistance to a person threatened by domestic or family violence.

(3)Emergency transportation services if necessary to aid victims of domestic or family violence.

(4)Information, referral, and victim advocacy services in

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An entity eligible under section 9 of this
chapter may not receive money under this chapter for purposes of
establishing and maintaining a domestic violence prevention and
treatment center unless the center furnishes, agrees to furnish, or
arranges with a third party to furnish all of the following services:
(1) Emergency shelter, provided either at the center or by
arrangement at temporary residential facilities available in the
community, that is available to a person who fears domestic or
family violence.
(2) A twenty-four (24) hour telephone system to provide crisis
assistance to a person threatened by domestic or family violence.
(3) Emergency transportation services if necessary to aid victims
of domestic or family violence.
(4) Information, referral, and victim advocacy services in the
areas of health care assistance, social and mental health services,
family counseling, job training and employment opportunities,
legal assistance, and counseling for dependent children.