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Pregnancy Center Security Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  529 words in original text
This bill requires the federal government's health department to give grants (money gifts) to pregnancy-help organizations. These grants would pay for security upgrades and accessibility improvements at these organizations' buildings. ##
- Pregnancy-help organizations that want to apply for grants - The Secretary of Health and Human Services (the federal official who runs the health department) - Potentially pregnant individuals who use these organizations' services ##
- The Secretary must award grants through a competitive process to pregnancy-help organizations. (Sec. 399V-8(a)) - Grant money can be used to upgrade buildings by installing security cameras, security systems, or making improvements to follow the Americans with Disabilities Act (a law requiring access for people with disabilities). (Sec. 399V-8(b)(1)) - Organizations cannot use grant money for abortion services or give grant money to other groups that provide abortion services. (Sec. 399V-8(b)(2)) - To qualify, an organization must provide services to people facing unexpected pregnancies with the goal of encouraging women to give birth, and cannot perform abortion services or work with groups that do. (Sec. 399V-8(c)) ##
If passed, the health department must start awarding competitive grants to eligible pregnancy-help organizations for facility upgrades focused on security and disability access. ##
"Pregnancy-help organization" means a group that offers services to people with unexpected pregnancies and tries to encourage pregnant women to give birth to their babies. (Sec. 399V-8(c)) ##
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