Develop a SART
Build Your SART . Collect Data . Create a Strategic Plan . Determine Communication Standards
Hold Team Meetings . Monitor and Evaluate Your Efforts . Sustain Your SART . Know Your Team . Critical Issues
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Build Your SART
Form a Planning Team
Establish SART Leadership
Find a SART Coordinator
Define the SART's Jurisdiction
Assess Community Readiness
Find Partners
Integrate Community Services
Overcome Common Barriers
Develop Budgetary Resources
Decide on Core Membership
Schedule a Planning Meeting
Expand SART Membership
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Identify Opportunities for Collaboration

Think of your SART as part of a system rather than as a single project. Collaboration can help you better align your community's resources with victims' needs to increase the effectiveness of service delivery, provide specialized educational opportunities in the community, improve interagency communication, and offer greater outreach to underserved or marginalized populations.

This section reviews how to—