Promotes strong Native families and children by increasing funding and removing barriers for tribal child welfare programs.

The Promoting Strong Native Families and Children Act aims to enhance federal child welfare programs for Native American tribes. It increases funding for tribal child welfare programs, including a 5% set-aside for mandatory and discretionary funding. The bill also allows tribes to opt for a prevention services program without a foster care plan and authorizes tribal caseworker visits for monthly requirements. It provides direct grants to Indian tribes, waives matching requirements, and increases funding for the tribal court improvement program.

Promotes strong Native families and children by increasing funding and removing barriers for tribal child welfare programs.

The Promoting Strong Native Families and Children Act aims to enhance federal child welfare programs for Native American tribes. It increases funding for tribal child welfare programs, including a 5% set-aside for mandatory and discretionary funding. The bill also allows tribes to opt for a prevention services program without a foster care plan and authorizes tribal caseworker visits for monthly requirements. It provides direct grants to Indian tribes, waives matching requirements, and increases funding for the tribal court improvement program.