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Trauma Support for Children and Families: Programs and Training

This act aims to improve support for children and families who have experienced trauma by funding local programs, training professionals, and developing tools for those working with affected individuals. Citizens can expect better access to psychological and social assistance, as well as more coordinated community efforts, which should reduce the long-term effects of trauma.
Key points
Local Support Programs: Grants for organizations to create coordinated efforts preventing trauma and promoting resilience in communities.
Professional Training: Development of training programs for teachers, healthcare workers, law enforcement, and others working with traumatized children and families.
Hospital Interventions: Funding for hospital programs that assist patients after overdoses, suicide attempts, or violence-related injuries to prevent readmissions.
Front-line Provider Tools: Creation of accessible resources and guidance for front-line service providers to better identify and support children and families in need.
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Additional Information
RISE from Trauma Act
Print number: S 2086
Sponsor: Sen. Durbin, Richard J. [D-IL]
Process start date: 2021-06-16