Establishes an early childhood and family services system, including a fund, advisory councils, and workforce eligibility criteria.
The bill creates an early childhood and family services (ECFS) system under the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The ECFS system aims to provide accessible, ongoing, and community-based services for children and families. It includes primary prevention strategies, early intervention strategies, and ongoing family and community resources. The bill establishes an ECFS system fund to support these services. HHS is directed to establish ECFS district advisory councils in each district, consisting of ten members appointed by HHS.
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