The bill would establish grants for state, local, tribal, and nonprofit entities to coordinate community efforts addressing childhood trauma and toxic stress and promoting resilience. Grants could be up to $6 million for four years, with priority for communities facing high trauma rates, and $600 million would be authorized annually for fiscal years 2026 through 2033. It would also expand trauma-focused performance pilots, hospital-based intervention grants, workforce training, school programs, law-enforcement coordination, and related programs with specified funding and agency responsibilities.

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