Increased Funding and Scope for Youth Substance Misuse Prevention Programs.
This law reauthorizes and increases federal funding for youth substance misuse prevention and recovery initiatives through 2030. The changes expand grant eligibility to include school consortia and all secondary schools, focusing resources on students at increased risk of substance misuse. It also mandates that grant recipients develop a plan to sustain these vital support programs after the federal funding period ends.
Key points
Federal funding for youth substance prevention programs is increased, reaching $15 million annually by Fiscal Year 2030.
Grant eligibility is expanded to include school consortia and all secondary schools, broadening the reach of prevention efforts.
New requirement for grant recipients to submit a plan ensuring the continuation of youth support programs after the grant funding expires.
Status:
Introduced
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