The bill would create a federal task force and require a study on child human trafficking. It would authorize grants for school and foster care education, law enforcement training and victim protection, job training, and long-term care, counseling, and housing for survivors.
Schools, foster care agencies, law enforcement agencies, local governments, and nonprofits could apply for certain grants. The task force would coordinate victim-centered services and law enforcement responses. The bill does not describe specific services for individuals to request directly.
The bill authorizes several grant programs but does not state funding amounts or total costs.
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