Families and individuals affected by gun violence would get better access to support and resources.
This bill would create a new federal advisory council to help victims of gun violence find support. This council would gather information on medical, financial, and mental health resources, and share it with the public and state agencies. It aims to make it easier for people affected by gun violence to get the help they need.
Today, there is no single federal council dedicated to gathering and sharing resources for victims of gun violence. If this bill becomes law, a new Federal Advisory Council would be created to survey victims, identify best practices, and make information on medical, financial, and mental health support widely available online and to state agencies. This would provide a more coordinated approach to helping those affected.
HR 2837 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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