Support local sexual assault prevention programs. Change attitudes of the public and by developing, producing and implementing a public information campaign to change community norms regarding unacceptable behavior and sexual violence. Fund training of health care workers, sexual assault workers, county attorneys and law enforcement professionals. Fund local projects to provide immediate support to victims of sexual assault and provide hotline services throughout the state. The funds may be used for providing immediate support services to survivors of sexual assault, training volunteers, educational seminars, operation of hotlines, training programs for professionals and preparation of informational materials.
Most agencies also serve as domestic violence resource centers.