The RISE from Trauma Act establishes a comprehensive federal initiative to help communities address trauma and build resilience across multiple sectors. The bill creates grant programs totaling $600 million annually through 2033 for state, local, tribal, and nonprofit organizations to form coordinating bodies that assess community needs, train staff, and implement evidence-based trauma services, with priority given to communities experiencing high rates of overdose deaths, violence, or child welfare involvement. Additional provisions allocate $50 million annually from 2026-2030 to the National Health Service Corps for healthcare providers in schools and community settings, $11 million annually from 2026-2030 for a children's violence trauma initiative, and $8 million annually through 2030 for a law enforcement trauma center that provides training and grants to help police better serve traumatized youth. The bill also extends an interagency task force on trauma-informed care through 2031 and requires the federal government to recruit healthcare workers from high-trauma communities in partnership with local organizations.
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