Texas § 526.0702 VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.

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§ 526.0702 — VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.

Texas § 526.0702

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 526.0702 (2026).

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Sec. 526.0702. VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. The commission shall develop and implement a program designed to assist domestic victims, including victims who are children, in accessing necessary services. The program must include:

(1)a searchable database of assistance programs for domestic victims that may be used to match victims with appropriate resources, including:

(A)programs that provide mental health services;

(B)other health services;

(C)services to meet victims' basic needs;

(D)case management services; and

(E)any other services the commission considers appropriate;

(2)the grant program described by Section 526.0703 ;

(3)recommended training programs for judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement personnel; and

(4)an outreach initiative to ensure that victims, judges, prosecut

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Sec. 526.0702. VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. The commission shall develop and implement a program designed to assist domestic victims, including victims who are children, in accessing necessary services. The program must include:
(1) a searchable database of assistance programs for domestic victims that may be used to match victims with appropriate resources, including:
(A) programs that provide mental health services;
(B) other health services;
(C) services to meet victims' basic needs;
(D) case management services; and
(E) any other services the commission considers appropriate;
(2) the grant program described by Section 526.0703 ;
(3) recommended training programs for judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement personnel; and
(4) an outreach initiative to ensure that victims, judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement personnel are aware of the availability of services through the program.