From the appropriations under s. 20.437 (1) (cd) and (hh), the department shall do all of the following: 1.
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Award $545,000 in grants in fiscal year 1997-98 and $995,000 in grants in each fiscal year thereafter to organizations for domestic abuse services that are targeted to children. In awarding the grants, the department shall use a competitive request-for-proposals process and, to the extent possible, shall ensure that the grants are equally distributed on a statewide basis.
Expend $20,700 each fiscal year to contract with a nonstate agency to do all of the following: a. Act as liaison among local, state, federal and private housing agencies. b. Identify capital resources for housing initiatives. c. Coordinate and disseminate information on job training programs. d. Circulate information on successful transitional living programs.
Act as liaison among local, state, federal and private housing agencies.
Identify capital resources for housing initiatives.
Coordinate and disseminate information on job training programs.
Circulate information on successful transitional living programs.
Expend $69,700 each fiscal year to provide ongoing training and technical assistance to do all of the following: a. Educate organizations and advocates for victims of domestic abuse about the judicial system. b. Organize pro bono legal services on a regional basis.
Educate organizations and advocates for victims of domestic abuse about the judicial system.
Organize pro bono legal services on a regional basis.
Award grants in each fiscal year to organizations to enhance support services. Funding may be used for such purposes as case management; children’s programming; assisting victims of domestic abuse to find employment; and training in and activities promoting self-sufficiency.
Award grants in each fiscal year to organizations for domestic abuse services for individuals who are members of underserved populations, including racial minority group members and individuals with mental illness or developmental disabilities.