Requiring the development and implementation of statewide prevention plan

Services for youth aging out of foster care were changed from a 12-month period after their 21st birthday to coverage up until their 21st birthday.

New requirements were added to ensure the prevention network includes a mix of telehealth and physical locations rather than being comprised solely of telehealth providers.

New provisions require the Department of Health and Human Resources to report outcomes annually to the Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and Human Resources Accountability.

The implementation deadline was removed from the text, and the annual reporting start date was set to December 1, 2027.

Specific deadlines and filing requirements for submitting plans to federal clearinghouses were removed, replaced with a general mandate to maximize federal funding.

Added a new requirement for the Department of Human Services to maximize the receipt of available federal dollars to support prevention services under the Family First Prevention Services Act.

Added standard legislative certification language, signatures for the Clerks of the House and Senate, and the Governor's signature line to finalize the bill as law.

Consolidated the bill text from a multi-page format with line numbers into a single continuous block and removed the 'Engrossed Committee Substitute' header.