Compliant Crisis Support Programs for Tennessee Abuse Survivors

GrantID: 78562

Grant Funding Amount Low: Open

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: Open

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Summary

If you are located in Tennessee and working in the area of Other, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

Grant Overview

Tennessee statute requires any crisis program serving domestic abuse survivors to maintain separate certification under the Tennessee Department of Human Services victim services standards and to operate a 24-hour hotline that forwards calls to the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence. Noncompliance triggers immediate loss of state victim assistance funds.

Risk exposure is elevated because Tennessee does not have a statewide address confidentiality program comparable to those in surrounding states, increasing the chance that court records can reveal a survivor's location. Organizations must therefore demonstrate encrypted case-management systems that meet the state's Criminal Justice Information Services security policy.

Compliance documentation includes annual audits by the Tennessee Comptroller's office and proof that all staff have completed the state's 40-hour domestic violence advocate training within the past 24 months. Budgets must isolate legal advocacy costs from clinical counseling costs because Tennessee law prohibits using victim compensation funds for therapy that is also billable to Medicaid.

Who Should Apply in Tennessee

Only certified domestic violence shelters or rape crisis centers listed on the Tennessee Department of Human Services approved provider list may apply. The organization must have maintained a physical shelter location inside Tennessee for at least three consecutive years and must currently accept referrals from at least two county sheriff departments.

Risk Management Requirements in Tennessee

Proposals must include a written data-breach response plan that names the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation as the first external contact. Annual compliance attestations must be signed by the organization's board chair and submitted to the grantor within 30 days of each state fiscal year end. Failure to file triggers a 90-day funding hold.

Unlike Kentucky or Virginia submissions, Tennessee reviewers mandate that the applicant maintain a memorandum of understanding with the local district attorney general's office specifying that no grant-funded advocate will be called to testify in a manner that would waive victim privilege under Tennessee Rule of Evidence 507.

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