climate while eliminating zero tolerance policies and reducing out of school time. (2) The integration of comprehensive school-based mental health services. (b) Prioritization A district receiving a grant under this section shall prioritize areas with the highest rates of violence. (c) Permissible uses A grant awarded under this section may be used for mental health services, educator training, curriculum development, and violence interventionists in schools. 399OO–16. State Health Department Violence Prevention Grants The Director shall, under the Public Health Violence Prevention Program, carry out the State Health Department Violence Prevention Grants Program under which the Director shall award competitive grants to up to 30 statewide health departments to invest in coordinating multiple communities served by the department involved and local health departments implementing health approaches to violence prevention, including alternatives to incarceration, community healing practices, and resilient communities. . 5. Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program Part W of title III of the Public Health Service Act (241 et seq.), as added by section 3 and amended by section 4, is further amended by adding at the end the following new subpart: III Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program 399OO–21. Establishment of program and general provisions (a) Establishment The Director shall establish a Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program under which the Director shall establish each of the grant programs under this subpart. (b) Use of funds Grants awarded under a grant program under this subpart shall be used entirely for the deployment of comprehensive health-focused responses to violence and the prevention of violence. (c) Competitive grant programs Grants shall be awarded under a grant program under this subpart on a competitive basis, based on the level of need of the area which would be served by the project proposed in the application for the grant, the project design, the