Youth Prevention and Recovery Reauthorization Act of 2025
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Overview
This bill reauthorizes the Youth Prevention and Recovery Initiative, a program within the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act. It aims to expand the types of entities eligible to participate in the initiative, particularly focusing on partnerships between local educational agencies, secondary schools, and Tribal organizations. The bill also modifies provisions related to identifying at-risk youth and strengthening support services, including peer-to-peer support, and requires grantees to develop plans for sustaining program activities after funding concludes.
Key provisions
- Expands eligible partners to include local educational agencies, secondary schools, and Tribal organizations.
- Replaces ‘high schools’ with ‘secondary schools’ in program definitions.
- Modifies language to focus on identifying youth at increased risk for substance misuse.
- Replaces ‘peer mentoring’ with ‘peer-to-peer support’.
- Requires grantees to develop a plan for sustaining program activities after grant completion.
- Increases the authorization of appropriations for fiscal years 2026 through 2030.
Who is affected
- Local educational agencies
- Secondary schools
- Tribal organizations
- Youth at risk for substance misuse
- Healthcare providers
Notable changes
- Expands the definition of eligible partners to include secondary schools and Tribal organizations.
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