Federal Administration: $7 million for administrative support not otherwise provided for within specific program levels.Child Welfare Services: $45 million for grants to states, territories and tribes to support the child welfare needs of families during this crisis, and to help keep families together.

Family Violence Prevention and Services: $45 million to provide additional support to family violence shelters, and $2 million in additional support for the National Domestic Violence Hotline.Runaway and Homeless Youth Programs: $25 million for additional assistance to current grantees providing critical services and housing for runaway and homeless youth.Head Start: $750 million, which includes up to $500 million for summer Head Start programs and the balance distributed to Head Start programs to help them respond to coronavirus-related needs of children and families.Community Services Block Grant: $1 billion in grants to states, territories and tribes to provide a wide-range of social services and emergency assistance for those who need it most.Child Care and Development Block Grant: $3.5 billion in grants to states, territories and tribes for immediate assistance to child care providers to prevent them from going out of business and to otherwise support child care for families, including for healthcare workers, first responders, and others playing critical roles during this crisis.Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program: $900 million in grants to states, territories and tribes to support immediate home energy assistance for low-income households affected by coronavirus.We've highlighted those provisions below: 748 Visit disclaimer page (PDF)), which includes $6.3 billion in additional funding for ACF to respond to coronavirus related needs. The President has signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act ( H.R.

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