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SAPCS-Federal Primary Prevention Guidance Documents

The documents below have been developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and are designed to assist SAPCS-Federal grantees with two of their contractual requirements: (1) a local needs and resource assessment and (2) a comprehensive primary prevention planning process.

  • GTO Step 1 (PDF)
  • GTO Step 2 (PDF)
  • Guidance Document (PDF)
  • Appendix A (PDF)
  • Appendix B (PDF)
  • Appendix C (PDF)
  • Appendix D1.1 (PDF)
  • Appendix D1.2 (PDF)
  • Appendix D1.3 (PDF)
  • Appendix E (PDF)
  • Appendix F (PDF)
  • Appendix G (PDF)
  • Appendix H (PDF)
  • Appendix I (PDF)
  • Appendix J (PDF)
  • Appendix K (PDF)
  • Appendix L (PDF)
  • Appendix M (PDF)
    • Revised: April 02 2008
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    Contact Information:
    Crime Victims' Compensation
    P.O. Box 12198
    Austin, Texas 78711-2198
    1-800-983-9933 (state-wide) 1-512-936-1200 (in Austin)
    1-512-936-1800 (FAX)
    crimevictims@oag.state.tx.us Address Confidentiality Program, MC-069
    P O Box 12199
    Austin, Tx 78711-2199
    512-936-1750
    888-832-2322 TexasAttorneyGeneral.gov
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