; and (5) 15 percent shall be made available to carry out section 399OO–26. 399OO–22. Hospital-Based Violence Prevention Grants The Director shall, under the Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program, carry out the Hospital-Based Violence Prevention Grants Program under which the Director shall award competitive grants to private and public hospitals to implement new programs or enhance existing programs for the following purposes: (1) To implement or have in place violence intervention programs in coordination with existing violence prevention initiatives, including patient screenings. (2) To provide for incentives to include violence and other determinants of health in health assessments and community needs assessments in coordination with local health departments. (3) To provide for the development of and contribution to city-wide or metropolitan area health data collection systems. 399OO–23. Behavioral Health Violence Prevention Grants The Director shall, under the Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program, carry out the Behavioral Health Violence Prevention Grants Program under which the Director shall award competitive grants to behavioral health providers for the following: (1) Development and implementation of trauma informed protocols and practices. (2) Training and programming for non-clinical peer counselors. (3) Behavioral health training for police, schools, and other community sectors. (4) Support for community level approaches, including trauma interventions such as community healing that promote individual and system resilience. 399OO–24. Primary Care Violence Prevention Grants The Director shall, under the Private Health Care Sector Violence Prevention Program, carry out the Primary Care Violence Prevention Grants Program under which the Director shall award competitive grants to public and private primary care providers for innovative efforts to address the following: (1) Development and implementation of efforts to— (A) address violence and trauma among the patients of