42 U.S.C. § 290kk — Applicability to designated programs

(a) Designated programs: This part applies to grant programs run by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration that give money to public or private groups to prevent or treat substance abuse. These are called "designated programs." One example is the formula grant program to states under subpart II of part B of subchapter XVII. (b) Limitation: This part does not apply if a designated program gives money for some other purpose besides preventing or treating substance abuse. (c) Definitions: In this part: "Designated program" means what subsection (a) says it means. "Financial assistance" means a grant, a cooperative agreement, or a contract. "Program beneficiary" means a person who receives program services. "Program participant" means a public or private group that got financial assistance under a designated program. "Program services" means substance abuse treatment or prevention services, paid for through a designated program's financial assistance. "Religious organization" means a nonprofit religious organization.