H.R. 7170, the Language Access to Gun Violence Prevention Strategies Act of 2026, aims to make gun violence prevention programs and information more accessible to people with limited English proficiency. The bill requires the Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services to translate key materials about extreme risk protection orders, safe gun storage, mental health services, and crisis intervention into the ten most commonly spoken non-English languages, with community organizations reviewing materials for cultural accuracy. It also directs the Attorney General to prioritize grant applications for gun violence reduction programs that include meaningful outreach to limited English proficient populations and requires translation of public documents when a language is spoken by at least 3 percent or 500 individuals in a service area. Additionally, the bill establishes national public awareness campaigns at both departments to educate limited English proficient communities about federally supported gun violence prevention strategies, with funding to be authorized as necessary and reported to Congress.