JON VAUPEL

H.J. Res. 100 (became Public Law 109-369) -- Continuing appropriations through 12/8/06. H.R. 5647, Fiscal 1007 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations, making appropriations for the Departments fo Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes. H.J.Res.102 (Became public law 109-383 in 2007) -- Continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2007. S.2305, a bill to amend title XIX of the Social Scurity Act to repeal the amendments made by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requiring documentation evidencing citizenship or nationality as a condition for receipt of medical assistance under the Medicaid program.

H.J. Res. 100 (became Public Law 109-369) -- Continuing appropriations through 12/8/06. H.R. 5647, Fiscal 1007 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations, making appropriations for the Departments fo Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes. H.J.Res.102 (Became public law 109-383 in 2007) -- Continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2007. S.2305, a bill to amend title XIX of the Social Scurity Act to repeal the amendments made by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requiring documentation evidencing citizenship or nationality as a condition for receipt of medical assistance under the Medicaid program.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.R. 1704/S. 1934, SEcond Chance Acto of 2005, protects chldren, youth and families by assisting states and localities in developing and implementing strategic plans to provide comprehensive efforts to enable children and youth who have been in trouble with the law to successfully re-enter their communities and families. S.155, Gang PRevention and Effective Deterrence Actof 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system. H.R. 4472, House Omnibus Crime Bill.H.R. 3132/S. 1086, Sex Offender Bill. H.R. 1279, Gang Deterrence and Community PRotection Act of 2005, increases the prosecution of youth as adults in the federal system.

H.J. Res. 100 (became Public Law 109-369) -- Continuing appropriations through 12/8/06. H.R. 5647, Fiscal 1007 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations, making appropriations for the Departments fo Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes. H.J.Res.102 (Became public law 109-383 in 2007) -- Continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2007. S.2305, a bill to amend title XIX of the Social Scurity Act to repeal the amendments made by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requiring documentation evidencing citizenship or nationality as a condition for receipt of medical assistance under the Medicaid program.

H.J. Res. 100 (became Public Law 109-369) -- Continuing appropriations through 12/8/06. H.R. 5647, Fiscal 1007 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations, making appropriations for the Departments fo Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes. H.J.Res.102 (Became public law 109-383 in 2007) -- Continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2007. S.2305, a bill to amend title XIX of the Social Scurity Act to repeal the amendments made by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requiring documentation evidencing citizenship or nationality as a condition for receipt of medical assistance under the Medicaid program.

H.J. Res. 100 (became Public Law 109-369) -- Continuing appropriations through 12/8/06. H.R. 5647, Fiscal 1007 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations, making appropriations for the Departments fo Labor, Health and Human Services and Education and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2007, and for other purposes. H.J.Res.102 (Became public law 109-383 in 2007) -- Continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2007. S.2305, a bill to amend title XIX of the Social Scurity Act to repeal the amendments made by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requiring documentation evidencing citizenship or nationality as a condition for receipt of medical assistance under the Medicaid program.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1716, Emergency Health Care Relief Act of 2005, provides relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 4197, Hurricane Katrina Recovery, Reclamation, Restoration, Rwconstruction and Rwunion Axt of 2005 provides health care and other relief for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. S. 1049, the Coverint Kids Act. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave expansion aCt, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employ fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

S. 456, Pathways to Independency Act of 2005, TANF work requirements. S.6, Marriage, Opprotunity, Relief and Empowerment Act of 2005. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction ACt, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 105, Personal Responsibility, Wrok and Fmaily Promotion Act of 2005, amends TANF to reauthorize Secretary of HHS to award state family assistance grants. H.R. 240, PErsonal Responsibility, Work and Family Promotion Act of 2005, TANF reauthorization. H.R. 751, Wrok Family and Opportunity Act, TANF.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

H.R. 2123, School Readiness Act of t005, reauthorizes the Head Start Act. H.R. 2340, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act of 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. H.R.2508, Foster Act foster Opportunities for Success Through Higher Education Reform, to improve foster care success in higher education. S. 1007, Head Start Improvements for School Readiness Act, reauthorizes the Head Start program. S. 503 and H.R. 3628, Education Begins at Home Act, early childhood home-visiting services. S.1101, Improving HEad Start Access for Homeless and Foster Children ACt of 2005, amends the Head Start Act to include consideration of the needs of homeless children, children in foster care and children referred by child wewlfare agencies under specified requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start program. S. 117, Loan Forgiveness for Head Start Teachers Act fo 2005, amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to extend to certain Head Start teachers eligibility for cancellation of repayment obligations for specified types of student loans. S. 1287 and H.R. 3252, Foster Adoption to Further Student Achievement ACt, makes older children adopted for foster care eligible to student financial assistance. S. 848, Education Reform Act of 2005, extends authorization of appropriations under the Head Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant. S. 1715, a bill tp provide relief for students and insittutions affected by Hurricane Katrina. S. 1429, Improving Access to Education for Students Who are Homeless or in Foster Care Act, helps youth who are homeless and/or are in foster care to better access federal higher education supports and programs. H.R. 1681, Quality Education for All Act, extends authorizations of approriations under the Heqad Start Act and the Child Care and Development Block Grant.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

S. 1062, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage. S. 1084, End Child Poverty Act, reduce child poverty. S. 256, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, amendment to increase minimum wage. S. 282, Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act, amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that emply fewer than 50 employees but not fewer than 25 employees. S. 932, Healthy Families Act., sick leave. S. 1765, Louisiana Katrina Reconstruction Act, provides disaster relief and incentives for economic recovery for Louisiana residents and businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. H.R. 5970, Minimum Wage and Estate Tax Provisions. H.R. 476, Family and Medical Leave Enhancement Act of 2005, emends the Family and Medical Leave Act to cover employees at work sites that employe fewer than 50 employees, but not fewer than 25 employees. H.R. 1902, Healthy Families Act, sick leave. H.R. 24290, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005, increase minimum wage.

H.R. 240, Personal Responsibility, Work and Fmailyt Act of 2005 amends title IV of the Social Security Act to reauthorize the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award state family assistance. H.R. 4635, TANF and Child Care Continuation Act of 2005, reauthorizes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grant program through March 31, 2006, and for other purposes. expanded chld care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool; in-school and after school; pension and health plan benefits for part time/temp. employees and telecommuting. H.R. 3379, STronger Families Act, promoting safe and permanent homes for foster children. H.R. 3380, Guardian ship Assistance PRomotion and Kinship Support Act, promoting permanency supports children raised by relatives. H.R. 3470, Accountability in Foster Care Act, improves accountability of child welfare system. H.R. 3471, Strengthening the Chafee Foster Care Independence PRogram Act, improve transition of children from foster care to self-sufficiency. H.R. 3576, Leave No Abused or neglected Child Behind Act, comprehensive child welfare reform. H.R. 823, Keeping Fmailies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 380, Keeping Famlies Together Act, preventing parents from having to relinquish custody of their children with emotional disturbances in order to obtain mental health services for them. S. 525, Caring for children Act of 2005, amends the Chid Care and Development Block Grant to reauthoriae appropriations and revise its provisions. S. 985, Kinship Caregiver Support Act, improves supports for kinship caregivers. S. 1086, The Sex Offender and Notificaiton Act, requires the maintenance of a National Sex Offender Registry database. H.R. 3132, Children's Safety Act of 2005, comprehensive child safety bill that includes a provision to eliminate a provision of the Adopation and Safe Families Act. S. 1679, Working to Enhance Courts for At-Risk and Endangered Kids Act of 2005, provides assistance for courst and attorneys working with children and fmailies and child welfare systems. S. 3525, Improving OUtcomes for Children Affected by Meth Act of 2006, reauthorizes the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program through 2001 and appropriates an additional $40 million to be used for a grant to the States to improve the child welfare workforce. S. 672, INdian and Alaska Native Foster Care and Adoption Services AMendment of 2005, allows Indian tribes to apply directly to the Department of HHS to receive federal funding ofr foster care and adoptionservices. H.r. 5403/S. 2999, Safe and Timely Interstate Placement of Foster Children Act of 2006, requires States to remove barriers and delays in the interstate placement of children under state care. H.R. 3380, Guardianship Assistance Promotion and Kinship Support Act, establishes supports for kninship caregivers. S. 1283/H.R. 3248, Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2005, improves respite careprograms for children or adults with special needs, including relative foster care providers. H.R. 4472, Children's Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006, omnibus child safety bill. H.R. 1589, Balancing Act of 2005, Family and Workplace Balancing of 2005, provides assistance for working families thorugh family and medical care leave; expanded child care; expanded nutrition and education in preschool, in -school and after school;