The bill wants to help keep kids safe by giving money to places that teach people how to stop kids from feeling so sad that they want to hurt themselves, and it also teaches about being careful with things like guns.

H.R. 9018 is a plan to help keep kids safe from bad things by working together with schools and groups that help people, making sure everyone knows how to protect and help kids better.

This bill wants to help people who stopped going to high school get back to learning by giving money to programs that help them. The money can be used for things like finding jobs, getting extra classes, and even helping with travel and childcare, but there are worries it might not be watched closely enough to make sure it's spent right.

S. 4575 is a plan to help older people stay healthy by teaching caregivers and helpers good strategies based on what works best. This includes tips to stop falls and manage illnesses so they can feel better and live healthier lives.

S. 4567, the "Workforce Reentry Act," is like a plan to help people who have been in trouble with the law get good jobs by teaching them new skills. It wants to give money to groups that can help these people, especially in poor areas, and make sure they learn things that will help them find work.

There's a special week planned from April 29 to May 3, 2024, to say thank you to school helpers like counselors, social workers, and psychologists who make sure students feel safe, happy, and ready to learn at school. This resolution is like a big thank-you card from the people who make rules for the country, telling everyone how important these helpers are for making schools friendly places.

The "Autism CARES Act of 2024" is a plan to help people with autism by making sure there is more money to study and support them, but some people think it could be clearer about how the money will be spent.

The bill wants to help make schools and learning better by studying how education works and sharing what they learn. But it uses words that are a bit unclear about how much money it will spend, which means people might worry about keeping track of the money they're using.

H.R. 10312 helps create special money prizes to help schools, organizations, and other groups make better job training programs that really work, especially for people who need it the most. The goal is to find new and smart ways to help people find and keep good jobs.

The Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act is a plan to give $30 million to help doctors and teachers learn better ways to stop young people under 26 from feeling so sad they want to hurt themselves, and to make materials that help everyone understand how to prevent it. The plan also suggests using money to make sure guns are stored safely and teaching about stopping suicides in schools, but it might be tricky to know if it works well because the rules aren't very clear.

The government wants to study how good the care of the Veterans' hospitals is compared to other hospitals for helping with mental health and addiction. They will ask smart people to research this, and then they'll tell everyone what they find out.

H.R. 6786 wants to help people who didn't finish high school go back to school and learn job skills. It gives money to groups that create programs to help these people with school, jobs, and things like getting to school or caring for kids.

The bill wants to help students who need extra support to do well in college by giving money to schools that make programs to help them stay in school and graduate. Some of the money will also help schools that serve Native American students, and the bill wants to make sure these programs really work by checking how well they help the students.