This bill extends the RAISE Family Caregivers Act, which coordinates federal efforts to support unpaid family caregivers. The legislation makes three key changes: it allows the Secretary of Health and Human Services to delegate responsibilities and requires caregiver program information to be made publicly available; it updates the law governing the federal advisory council that oversees the program; and it extends the law's authorization from its previous expiration date to September 30, 2029. The bill affects family caregivers nationwide by ensuring continued federal coordination of caregiver support resources and services. There is no new funding specified in the legislation; it simply extends an existing program for five additional years.
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