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68-55-402. Grant programs.

From the revenues deposited in the traumatic brain injury fund, the department is authorized to provide grants to county and municipal governments and/or not-for-profit organizations for home and community based programs to serve the needs of TBI persons and their families. The department is authorized to establish such grant programs and to develop criteria for eligible applicants. The department may include a requirement for community matching funds which may take the form of financial contributions, forms other than direct financial contributions, or both.

[Acts 1993, ch. 443, § 16.]

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68-55-402. Grant programs.

From the revenues deposited in the traumatic brain injury fund, the department is authorized to provide grants to county and municipal governments and/or not-for-profit organizations for home and community based programs to serve the needs of TBI persons and their families. The department is authorized to establish such grant programs and to develop criteria for eligible applicants. The department may include a requirement for community matching funds which may take the form of financial contributions, forms other than direct financial contributions, or both.

[Acts 1993, ch. 443, § 16.]

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68-55-402. Grant programs.

From the revenues deposited in the traumatic brain injury fund, the department is authorized to provide grants to county and municipal governments and/or not-for-profit organizations for home and community based programs to serve the needs of TBI persons and their families. The department is authorized to establish such grant programs and to develop criteria for eligible applicants. The department may include a requirement for community matching funds which may take the form of financial contributions, forms other than direct financial contributions, or both.

[Acts 1993, ch. 443, § 16.]