38 CFR Part 78
34 sections.
- § 78.0Purpose and scope
- § 78.5Definitions
- § 78.10Eligible individuals
- § 78.15Applications for suicide prevention services grants
- § 78.20Threshold requirements prior to scoring suicide prevention services grant applicants
- § 78.25Scoring criteria for awarding grants
- § 78.30Selection of grantees
- § 78.35Scoring criteria for grantees applying for renewal of suicide prevention service grants
- § 78.40Selection of grantees for renewal of suicide prevention services grants
- § 78.45Suicide prevention services: Outreach
- § 78.50Suicide prevention services: Baseline mental health screening
- § 78.55Suicide prevention services: Education
- § 78.60Suicide prevention services: Clinical services for emergency treatment
- § 78.65Suicide prevention services: Case management services
- § 78.70Suicide prevention services: Peer support services
- § 78.75Suicide prevention services: Assistance in obtaining VA benefits
- § 78.80Suicide prevention services: Assistance in obtaining and coordinating other public benefits and assistance with emergent needs
- § 78.85Suicide prevention services: Nontraditional and innovative approaches and treatment practices
- § 78.90Suicide prevention services: Other services
- § 78.95General operation requirements
- § 78.100Fee prohibition
- § 78.105Ineligible activities
- § 78.110Notice of Funding Opportunity
- § 78.115Suicide prevention services grant agreements
- § 78.120Amount and payment of grants
- § 78.125Program or budget changes and corrective action plans
- § 78.130Faith-based organizations
- § 78.135Visits to monitor operation and compliance
- § 78.140Financial management and administrative costs
- § 78.145Grantee reporting requirements
- § 78.150Recordkeeping
- § 78.155Technical assistance
- § 78.160Withholding, suspension, deobligation, termination, and recovery of funds by VA
- § 78.165Suicide prevention services grant closeout procedures
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