Tex. Health and Safety Code § 85.014
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§ 85.014. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.
Official statutory text
(a) The department shall provide technical assistance to nonprofit community organizations to maximize the use of limited resources and volunteer efforts and to expand the availability of health care, education, prevention, and social support services needed to address the HIV epidemic.
(b) The department shall provide technical assistance in:
(1) recruiting, training, and effectively using volunteers in the delivery of HIV-related services;
(2) identifying funding opportunities and sources, including information on developing sound grant proposals; and
(3) developing and implementing effective service delivery approaches for community-based health care, education, prevention, and social support services pertaining to HIV.
(b) The department shall provide technical assistance in:
(1) recruiting, training, and effectively using volunteers in the delivery of HIV-related services;
(2) identifying funding opportunities and sources, including information on developing sound grant proposals; and
(3) developing and implementing effective service delivery approaches for community-based health care, education, prevention, and social support services pertaining to HIV.
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