Youth intervention program grants modified.

This bill modifies how Minnesota funds youth intervention programs by requiring nonprofit agencies to receive grants directly from the commissioner rather than as grants-in-aid. It mandates that each grant not exceed $75,000 and requires agencies to secure matching funds from their local communities equal to the grant amount, except for the Minnesota Youth Intervention Programs Association which receives a separate allocation for administrative support. The legislation also updates reporting requirements to include detailed data on participants, funding distribution, and program outcomes, with reports due annually to legislative committees. These changes aim to strengthen community-based early intervention services while ensuring local investment and accountability in how state funds are used.