Resources

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Publications

• Pub. 5209 - Information About Temporary Assistance for Victims of Domestic Violence

Desk Guides

• Desk Guide for Informing Victims of Domestic Violence (DV) About Temporary Assistance (TA)

Policy Documents

• Revised Model Contract of Local Purchase of Residential Domestic Violence Service Agreements - (19-OCFS-ADM-16)
  Word document for 19-OCFS-ADM-16 | PDF document for 19-OCFS-ADM-16
• Payment of Residential Services for Victims of Domestic Violence (19-OCFS-ADM-05; 19-OCFS-ADM-03)
  • Budgeting and Payment Examples
  • Frequently Asked Questions for Payment of Residential Services for Victims of Domestic Violence
• Domestic Violence: Frequently Asked Questions on Reimbursement, General and Programmatic Issues (OTDA-02-INF & OCFS-02-INF-06)
  • Questions and Answers
  • Temporary Assistance (TA) Sample Budget
• Domestic Violence Residential Centers – Payment Issues and District of Fiscal Responsibility (06-INF-34)
  • An Important Message for Domestic Violence Providers
  • Public Assistance (PA) Budget Examples

Awards

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This year, Governor Kathy Hochul announced $6.5 million in funding that will allow state licensed service providers to offer survivors of domestic violence and their families with options for assistance and support, instead of relying on shelter-based services.

The funding from the American Rescue Plan includes $4.8 million to 79 service providers statewide.

Another $1.7 million goes to five nonprofit organizations that offer domestic violence prevention programs. Each of these programs will receive $342,380: Retreat, Inc. in East Hampton, the New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project, Unity House of Troy, Vera House in Syracuse and Family Justice Center of Erie County.