PACE Act
The PACE Act creates a federal grant program to prevent adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) - such as abuse, neglect, or household instability - and promote positive childhood experiences (PCEs), like supportive relationships and safe environments, for children under 18. It requires states, tribes, and local governments receiving grants to use data to target high-burden communities and implement evidence-based strategies through multi-sector partnerships, while funding research on ACEs and PCEs, including historical trauma’s impact. The bill authorizes funding for fiscal years 2024-2028 and mandates annual reports to Congress on program effectiveness.
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Introduced Oct 19, 2023
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