The Long-Term Care Workforce Support Act is like a helping hand for people who take care of others, making sure they get more money, better training, and safer work conditions, kind of like making sure caregivers have super tools to do their jobs better.

H. RES. 975 is a special thank-you note from the U.S. Congress to a group called the Associated Builders and Contractors Florida East Coast Chapter, for helping people in Florida by training them for construction jobs and teaching them to work well based on how good they are, not which group they're in.

This bill wants to help towns and cities in America get better and stronger by giving them money to fix things like roads and job training. It's like giving them a big piggy bank to use for making their homes nice and safe, especially if bad things happen or if they need new jobs.

The Senate has a new plan, S. 5401, to help make job and school data better so that people and companies can find the right jobs and workers more easily. It wants states to work together and get money to build good systems that keep information safe and help kids and grown-ups learn in the best way possible.

H.R. 9461 is a plan to let people get a special tax break if they give money to certain groups that help people learn job skills. It’s like saying, “Thank you for helping others learn to work,” and in return, the government asks them to pay a little less in taxes.

The CAREERS Act is a plan to help people in the countryside learn new skills for jobs, like fixing internet and taking care of sick people, by giving schools money to teach these things. It wants to make sure people have more chances to find good jobs and keep track of how many people get jobs after learning these skills.

S. 4807 is a plan to help people find jobs and support those affected by drug problems by giving money to local helpers like schools and treatment centers. It has a budget that gets bigger over time and wants to be fair in helping different places, but some think too much money might go to running the program instead of helping people directly.

The 21st Century Workforce Partnerships Act is like a plan to help schools work with local businesses to teach kids the skills they need for jobs in the future. It wants schools, especially those in smaller towns, to team up with local businesses to make sure students learn things that will help them get good jobs when they grow up.

H.R. 9705 is like a big plan to help oysters, which are sea creatures with shells that live in water, by fixing and protecting their homes called reefs. The government wants to spend money, teach people to help, and make sure everyone can be part of the plan, especially those who might not usually get help.

S. RES. 664 is like giving a big high-five to over 1,000 special schools called community colleges in the U.S. for helping people learn new skills and get jobs, which makes the country better. It doesn't say what exactly will happen, but it's a way to say "thank you" to these schools in April.

H. RES. 1145 is like a big thank-you card that the Congress wants to give to community colleges in the U.S. for helping people learn and get better jobs, which also makes the country's economy better. The card does not come with money or any promises, but it's a way to recognize the important role these schools play in helping many different types of students, like those who are the first in their family to go to college or who work a job while going to school.