H.R. 7233 aims to amend the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act by providing grants for the training and education of teachers, school staff, students, and the community to address child sexual abuse. These grants will support projects that enhance awareness, prevention,...
H.R. 7233 is a plan to give money to schools to help teach everyone how to recognize and stop bad things from happening to kids. The plan also checks if this help works and doesn’t waste money.
S. 1147, also known as the "Jenna Quinn Law", proposes amendments to the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act to help prevent child sexual abuse. It introduces grants that can be awarded for up to 5 years to support innovative projects focused on raising awareness and...
The Jenna Quinn Law is a plan to help schools teach kids and teachers how to stop and report bad touches, and the government gives money to schools that come up with new ways to do this. Schools have to tell the government each year how they're doing, but the rules aren't very clear, which could make it hard to see what’s working or not.
S. 1147, also known as the “Jenna Quinn Law,” aims to amend the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act by establishing grants for projects that educate and train teachers, school employees, students, and the community on how to prevent, recognize, respond to, and report...
The bill, called the "Jenna Quinn Law," is like a plan to help teachers, kids, and parents learn how to stop and handle bad situations where kids are hurt or treated in a wrong way. It gives money to schools and communities to create special programs to teach everyone how to be safe and who to tell if something wrong is happening.
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