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881 Chapter 5:Temporary Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors (TA-DVS) Program • Section 2: Application (07/2026) to provide payments (e.g. Proof of pregnancy). It can also help to determine what the grant can be used for and how to access it. For example, if they want to purchase a firearm with the grant, this is an opportunity for SSP to have a conversation with the survivor about restructuring the safety plan around what payments TA-DVS funds can help with. Click here for examples: Subsequent Requests. Authorized representatives and payees Due to safety concerns, the TA-DVS Program does not allow authorized representatives or alternate payees. If a survivor comes into an ODHS office and needs assistance with an application, payment request, etc., ODHS can have a conversation with the survivor to determine if an Authorization for Disclosure, Sharing and Use of Individual information (MSC 3010) is appropriate. The MSC 3010 can be used to share needed and relevant information regarding ODHS case information. Have a conversation with the survivor about the information they want to share and with what individual they want to share. Determine if this is a safe person to be a contact for the survivor. If determined this is a safe person and sharing information would benefit the survivor, ODHS can complete the MSC 3010 detailing the purpose of the disclosure, the exact person receiving the disclosure and what information is being disclosed. Remember, we can refer survivors to co-located DV advocates for additional support. ODHS can also help survivors complete the application for TA-DVS. Click here for examples: Authorized representatives and payees. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-115-0090 — Authorized Representatives; General