Federal (United States) · Session law
Pub. L. 118-258 — To reauthorize child welfare programs under part B of title IV of the Social Security Act and strengthen the State and tribal child support enforcement program under part D of such title, and for other purposes.
19 sections
19 sections
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 101SHORT TITLE; REFERENCES.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 102TABLE OF CONTENTS.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 103REAUTHORIZATION OF CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 104ENHANCEMENTS TO THE COURT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 105EXPANDING REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP GRANTS TO ADDRESS PARENTAL SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AS CAUSE OF CHILD REMOVAL.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 106MODERNIZATION; REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 107STREAMLINING FUNDING FOR INDIAN TRIBES.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 108ACCELERATING ACCESS TO FAMILY FIRST PREVENTION SERVICES.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 109STRENGTHENING SUPPORT FOR YOUTH AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 110RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF RELATIVE AND KINSHIP CAREGIVERS.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 111AVOIDING NEGLECT BY ADDRESSING POVERTY.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 112STRENGTHENING SUPPORT FOR CASEWORKERS.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 113DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS FOR IMPROVING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INCARCERATED PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 114GUIDANCE TO STATES ON IMPROVING DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING FOR YOUTH IN RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 115STREAMLINING RESEARCH, TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FUNDING.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 116REPORT ON POST ADOPTION AND SUBSIDIZED GUARDIANSHIP SERVICES.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. I, sec. 117EFFECTIVE DATE.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. II, sec. 201SHORT TITLE.Enacted
- Pub. L. 118-258, tit. II, sec. 202IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRIBAL CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.Enacted