Tex. Human Resources Code § 112.048
This is the official text of Tex. Human Resources Code § 112.048, part of Texas’s Human Resources Code — governs state social services and welfare programs.
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§ 112.048. PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR TARGETED DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.
Official statutory text
(a) The executive committee shall establish guidelines for:
(1) selecting targeted disabilities;
(2) assessing prevention services needs; and
(3) reviewing plans, budgets, and operations for programs under this section.
(b) The executive committee shall plan and implement prevention programs for specifically targeted developmental disabilities.
(c) A program under this section:
(1) must include a plan designed to reduce the incidence of a specifically targeted disability;
(2) must include a budget for implementing a plan;
(3) must be funded through:
(A) contracts for services from participating agencies;
(B) grants and gifts from private persons and consumer and advocacy organizations; and
(C) foundation support; and
(4) must be approved by the executive committee.
(1) selecting targeted disabilities;
(2) assessing prevention services needs; and
(3) reviewing plans, budgets, and operations for programs under this section.
(b) The executive committee shall plan and implement prevention programs for specifically targeted developmental disabilities.
(c) A program under this section:
(1) must include a plan designed to reduce the incidence of a specifically targeted disability;
(2) must include a budget for implementing a plan;
(3) must be funded through:
(A) contracts for services from participating agencies;
(B) grants and gifts from private persons and consumer and advocacy organizations; and
(C) foundation support; and
(4) must be approved by the executive committee.
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