Establishes a two-generation pilot program to promote family stability and children's school readiness.
The bill establishes a two-generation pilot program to promote family stability and children's school readiness in up to six local social services districts. The program targets families with children up to age six who are recipients of public assistance. It aims to increase financial stability, improve school readiness, and enhance access to programs fostering healthy parent-child relationships and addressing mental and physical health needs. The program will run for at least one year and no more than four years, with a report to be submitted to state officials after its conclusion.
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