Healing Partnerships for Survivors Act

This bill authorizes $30 million annually (2026-2030) to fund grants for partnerships between sexual assault programs and health/wellness providers, behavioral health programs, and disability services. It directly supports survivors of sexual assault - especially adult survivors of childhood abuse - by requiring grantees to develop trauma-informed, culturally relevant services like therapy, housing assistance, and care coordination. Eligible recipients include state/tribal coalitions, nonprofit rape crisis centers, and tribal organizations, which must use funds for specific activities including prevention, screening, and staff training while protecting survivor privacy. Grantees must report on program effectiveness, and the bill also updates existing law to explicitly include sexual assault in related provisions.