Victims of family, domestic, and dating violence would get more support, including digital services and expanded prevention.
This bill would update and expand programs that help victims of family, domestic, and dating violence, and their children. It would set aside about $349 million each year for five years to pay for more services, including new digital options for hotlines and specialized help for underserved communities. The bill also adds protections for victim privacy and prevents discrimination in programs.
Today, programs exist to help victims of family, domestic, and dating violence, but they may not always offer digital services or have specific resources tailored to all underserved groups. This bill would significantly expand the scope and funding for these programs, requiring hotlines to offer digital options and creating new grants for culturally specific services. It would also add new protections for victim privacy and ensure services can adapt during emergencies.
HR 7333 · 119th Congress · February 3, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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