Summary: Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 - Title I: A Path to End Childhood Hunger - Subtitle A: National School Lunch Program - (Sec. 101) Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to: (1) require the Secretary of Agriculture to provide performance awards to states with outstanding performance or substantial improvement in directly certifying children who receive other public assistance as eligible for free meals under the school lunch and breakfast programs; (2) establish performance benchmarks and require states with direct certification rates below the benchmarks to implement continuous improvement plans; and (3) state that direct certification for free school meals must require no action on the part of a child's household. (Sec. 102) Confers categorical eligibility for free school meals on foster children whose care and placement is the responsibility of a state foster care agency or a court. (Sec. 103) Establishes a demonstration project to determine the effectiveness of directly certifying children for free school meals using household income data from Medicaid. Requires local educational agencies (LEAs) selected to participate in the project to certify directly for free school meals all children who are receiving Medicaid and whose household income does not exceed 133% of the federal poverty line. Phases-in the demonstration project during the three school years beginning in 2012. Requires that for the 2014 school year and each subsequent school year, selected LEAs collectively serve 10% of the students certified for free and reduced price meals nationwide. Requires the Secretary to estimate the cost of direct certification with Medicaid for each of the two years of the demonstration project and to submit an interim report to Congress by October 1, 2014, and a final report by October 1, 2015, on project results. (Sec. 104) Establishes new mechanisms by which schools or LEAs with very high proportions of low-income children can receive federal reimbursement for free or reduced price meals without collecting individual paper applications from households. Allows certain schools and LEAs to receive reimbursements for free or reduced price meals pursuant to a formula that is based on their direct certification rates. Limits participation to schools and LEAs that directly certify at least 40% of their students, but allows the Secretary after July 1, 2014, to set a lower minimum threshold for participation. Requires the Secretary to: (1) identify alternatives to the daily counting of meals served by category and the use of annual applications as the basis of reimbursements for free or reduced-price school meals; (2) consider, in identifying such alternatives, recommendations of the Committee on National Statistics of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) regarding the use of census data or other data sources; and (3) consider the use of periodic socioeconomic surveys of households of children attending school in school food authority areas. Allows recommendations that provide accurate and effective means of providing meal reimbursement consistent with the eligibility status of students to be implemented by schools or school food authorities, or further tested through demonstration projects. Requires schools and school food authorities reimbursed on the basis of such recommendations to provide free meals to all their students under the school lunch and breakfast programs and cover, from nonfederal sources, the costs of serving such meals that exceed the assistance received under such programs. (Sec. 105) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to require the Secretary, subject to the availability of appropriations, to award competitive grants to states and, through them, subgrants to LEAs for the creation, maintenance, or expansion of school breakfast programs at schools where at least 40% of the students are eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches under the school lunch program. Requires such school breakfast programs to have a nutritional education component. Authorizes such schools to extend the period during which breakfast is available, including during the school day. Requires the Secretary to provide states with information regarding the most effective mechanisms by which to increase school breakfast participation at such schools. Gives priority to LEAs that adopt such mechanisms or have schools in which at least 75% of the students are eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches. Directs subgrantees, at least 180 days before the end of a grant term, to evaluate whether it would be cost-effective for such schools to provide universal free breakfasts under the school breakfast program. Subtitle B: Summer Food Service Program - (Sec. 111) Eliminates the limitation on the number of sites private nonprofit summer food service program sponsors may operate. (Currently, private nonprofit sponsors may not operate more than 25 sites and each site is restricted to no more than 300 children.) (Sec. 112) Requires states to ensure that school food authorities cooperate with participating service institutions to inform families of the availability and location of summer food service program meal sites and the availability of the school breakfast program. (Sec. 113) Directs the Secretary to award competitive summer food service grants to states to provide summer program sponsors with technical assistance, assistance with site improvement costs, and other innovative activities that improve and encourage sponsor retention. Gives priority to states with: (1) significant low-income child populations; and (2) plans that demonstrate innovative approaches to retaining and supporting programs after the grant funds expire. Subtitle C: Child and Adult Care Food Program - (Sec. 121) Makes family or group day care homes in an area eligible for higher child and adult care food program (CACFP) reimbursement rates as tier I homes if they are located in an area served by a school enrolling students (currently, elementary students) at least 50% of whom are certified as eligible to receive free or reduced price meals under the school lunch or breakfast programs. (Sec. 122) Expands to all states the Secretary's authority to reimburse child care providers participating in the CACFP at-risk afterschool program for meals served to children during afterschool hours. Requires the Secretary to issue annually both guidelines and a handbook for at-risk afterschool programs. Subtitle D: Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children - (Sec. 131) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to allow states to certify children participating in the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children (WIC program) for up to one year if they receive regular health and nutrition assessments. Subtitle E: Miscellaneous - (Sec. 141) Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to direct the Secretary to study: (1) the causes and consequences of childhood hunger and food insecurity; and (2) characteristics of households with childhood hunger and food insecurity. Directs the Secretary to enter into agreements with, or provide grants to, public or private entities to conduct demonstrations projects that test innovative strategies to end childhood hunger, including alternative models for service delivery and benefit levels that promote the reduction or elimination of childhood hunger and food insecurity. Requires at least one demonstration project to be carried out on a rural Indian reservation that has a service population with a prevalence of diabetes exceeding 15%. Directs the Secretary to provide for an independent evaluation of each demonstration project, and report to Congress on the status of each demonstration project and the evaluation results. Requires evaluation results to be shared broadly with policy makers, service providers, and the public. (Sec. 142) Authorizes the Secretary to award grants to, or enter into agreements with, governors to carry out demonstration projects testing comprehensive and innovative strategies to end childhood hunger, including alternative models for service delivery and benefit levels that promote the reduction or elimination of childhood hunger by 2015. Requires each project to provide for: (1) a baseline and annual assessments of the prevalence and severity of very low food security among children in the state; (2) a collaborative planning process involving key stakeholders in the state; (3) an annual budget; (4) specific performance goals; and (5) an independent outcome evaluation. Directs the Secretary to report to Congress on the status of each demonstration project and the results of project evaluations. Requires evaluation results to be shared broadly with policy makers, service providers, and the public. (Sec. 143) Requires the Secretary to examine the current policies and practices of states and LEAs regarding: (1) extending credit to children to cover their costs for reimbursable school lunches and breakfasts; and (2) providing nonreimbursable meals to children who are without funds. Requires the Secretary, based on such review, to: (1) report on the feasibility of establishing national standards for meal charges and the provision of alternate meals; and (2) make recommendations for implementing those standards. Authorizes the Secretary to implement national standards after considering: (1) the impact of overtly identifying low-income children; (2) how affected households will be provided assistance in establishing eligibility for free or reduced price meals; and (3) the potential financial impact on LEAs. Title II: Reducing Childhood Obesity and Improving the Diets of Children - Subtitle A: National School Lunch Program - (Sec. 201) Directs the Secretary to promulgate regulations to update the meal patterns and nutrition standards for the school lunch and school breakfast programs based on recommendations made by the Food and Nutrition Board of the NAS National Research Council. Increases the reimbursement for lunches served under the school lunch program by school food authorities that are in compliance with such interim or final regulations. Requires the Secretary to provide funds to states for training, technical assistance, certification, and oversight activities relating to compliance with such regulations. (Sec. 202) Requires meals served under the school lunch program to offer students a variety of fluid milk that is consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. (Sec. 203) Requires schools participating in the school lunch program to offer free, potable water for consumption in the place where meals are served during meal service. (Sec. 204) Requires LEAs participating in the school lunch or breakfast programs to establish local school wellness policies for their schools. Directs the Secretary to promulgate regulations that require such LEAs to include: (1) goals for nutrition promotion and education, physical activity, and other school-based activities that promote student wellness; (2) nutrition guidelines for all foods available on school campuses during the school day; (3) the local community in the development, implementation, and periodic review of such policies; (4) public notification regarding the content and implementation of such policies; and (5) periodic assessments of and reporting on policy implementation. Requires the Secretary to provide information and technical assistance to LEAs, school food authorities, and states for use in establishing healthy school environments. Directs the Secretary, subject to the availability of appropriations, to report by January 1, 2014, on the implementation, strength, and effectiveness of the local school wellness policies. Repeals local wellness policy requirements under the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of 2004. (Sec. 205) Establishes requirements regarding the nonfederal contribution required of school food authorities receiving federal reimbursement through the school lunch program. Requires food authorities that have an average paid lunch price that is less than the difference between the free lunch reimbursement rate and the paid lunch reimbursement rate to set their average paid lunch price eventually so that the total per meal revenue received for those lunches is equal to the per meal revenue provided by the federal government for free lunches. Sets forth the formula for setting the average price for paid meals. Requires school food authorities that have an average paid lunch price equal to or greater than the difference between the free lunch reimbursement rate and the paid lunch reimbursement rate to adjust their prices annually by the inflation adjustment factor used for federal reimbursement rates. Allows a school food authority to reduce the average paid lunch price if the state ensures that nonfederal funding is added to the nonprofit school food service account of the food authority to satisfy the requirements of this section. (Sec. 206) Requires all revenue from the sale in school of foods that are not reimbursable under the school lunch or breakfast programs to accrue to the nonprofit school food service account of a participating school food authority. Prohibits the costs of obtaining nonprogram foods from outstripping the revenue from selling such foods. Makes these requirements effective on July 1, 2011. (Sec. 207) Extends the unified accountability system (which is to ensure that local food authorities are complying with school lunch program requirements) to the school breakfast program and specifically requires the system to review the compliance of the school lunch and breakfast programs with nutritional requirements. Requires states to: (1) conduct compliance audits and reviews on a three-year cycle or other period prescribed by the Secretary; (2) select schools for review based on criteria established by the Secretary; and (3) report review findings to the Secretary and the public. (Sec. 208) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to require the Secretary to establish science-based nutrition standards consistent with the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans for foods served in schools outside the school lunch or breakfast programs. Applies such standards to all food sold outside such programs anywhere on school campuses during the school day, with the possible limited exemption of food sold at school fundraisers. (Sec. 209) Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to require the Secretary to: (1) require LEAs participating in the school lunch or breakfast programs to report information about the nutrition environment in their schools to the Secretary and to the public in their state on a periodic basis; and (2) provide training and technical assistance to states and LEAs on assessing and reporting the school nutrition environment. Authorizes appropriations for such activities from FY2011-FY2015. (Sec. 210) Directs the Secretary to establish a pilot program awarding competitive grants to school food authorities to increase the quantity of organic foods provided to children under the school lunch program. Gives grant preference to school food authorities in districts where greater than 50% of the households are at or below the federal poverty line. Authorizes appropriations for such program for FY2011-FY2015. Subtitle B: Child and Adult Care Food Program - (Sec. 221) Amends the CACFP to: (1) require reimbursable meals provided under the CACFP to meet the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans and certain authoritative scientific recommendations; (2) prohibit the use of such food as a punishment or reward; (3) allow nondairy substitutes to be served to children who cannot consume milk, provided the substitutes are nutritionally equivalent to milk and meet certain nutritional standards; (4) require the use of foods, to the extent practicable, that are in abundance nationally or in the food service area, or are donated by the Secretary; (5) require the Secretary to encourage participants to provide children with daily opportunities for age-appropriate physical activity and limit children's use of electronic media; (6) require child care centers and day care homes to make potable water available to children throughout the day; and (7) require the Secretary to provide technical assistance and guidance to participants in complying with these requirements. (Sec. 222) Directs the Secretary to: (1) coordinate with the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to encourage states to include nutrition and wellness within their licensing standards for child care centers and day care homes; and (2) conduct recurring, nationally representative assessments of facility nutrition and wellness programs and report the results of such assessments to Congress. Subtitle C: Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children - (Sec. 231) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to include breastfeeding support and promotion as goals of the WIC program. Directs the Secretary to: (1) compile and publish annually breastfeeding performance measurements for each WIC state and local agency based on program participant data; (2) recognize exemplary breastfeeding support practices at local agencies or clinics participating in the WIC program; and (3) provide performance bonuses to up to 15 state WIC agencies that have the highest proportion of breast-fed infants or show the greatest improvement in the proportion of such infants. Sets aside funds for FY2010-FY2015 for WIC infrastructure, special projects to promote breastfeeding and improve WIC services, management information systems, and special nutrition education. (Sec. 232) Directs the Secretary to conduct a scientific review of the supplemental foods available under the WIC program at least once every 10 years. Subtitle D: Miscellaneous - (Sec. 241) Amends the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 to replace the current nutrition education program under such Act with a program providing grants to states for the implementation of a nutrition education and obesity prevention program that promotes healthy food choices consistent with the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Makes eligible for program participation: (1) supplemental nutrition assistance program (formerly known as the food stamp program) participants, (2) participants in the school lunch or breakfast programs; and (3) individuals who reside in low-income communities or are low-income individuals. Allows grantees to adopt individual and group-based nutrition education as well as community and public health approaches. (Sec. 242) Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to direct the Secretary to: (1) provide states, school food authorities, LEAs, and local processing entities with model product specifications and practices for foods offered in the school lunch and breakfast programs so that such foods reflect the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans; (2) analyze and report to Congress on the quantity and quality of nutritional information available to school food authorities about food service products and commodities; and (3) purchase, to the maximum extent possible, the widest variety of healthful foods for the school lunch and breakfast programs that reflect the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans. (Sec. 243) Replaces the farm-to-cafeteria program with a program providing schools, state and local agencies, Indian tribes, agricultural producers, and nonprofits with competitive matching grants and technical assistance to improve access to local foods by schools participating in the school lunch or breakfast programs. Gives priority to projects that: (1) make local food products available on school menus; (2) serve a high proportion of children who are eligible for free or reduced price lunches; and (3) incorporate experiential nutrition education by involving school children in farm and garden-based agricultural education activities. Authorizes appropriations for such program for FY2011-FY2015. Authorizes appropriations for FY2011-FY2015 for the pilot program for high-poverty schools, which provides grants to nonprofit or public entities to develop and run community gardens at such schools to provide students with hands-on vegetable gardening and nutrition education. (Sec. 244) Directs the Secretary to establish a research, demonstration, and technical assistance program to promote healthy eating and reduce the prevalence of obesity, among all population groups but especially among children, by applying the principles and insights of behavioral economics research in schools, child care programs, and other settings. Requires the Secretary to report annually to Congress regarding such program and efforts undertaken to disseminate successful practices through outreach and technical assistance. Authorizes appropriations for such program for FY2011-FY2015. Title III: Improving the Management and Integrity of Child Nutrition Programs - Subtitle A: National School Lunch Program - (Sec. 301) Requires applications under the school lunch program to include only the last four digits of the child's primary wage earner. (Sec. 302) Makes the school food safety programs under the school lunch and breakfast programs applicable to any facility or part of a facility in which foods are stored, prepared, or served. (Sec. 303) Directs the Secretary to establish criteria by which the Secretary or a state may impose fines under the school lunch or breakfast programs against a school or school food authority, or the Secretary may impose fines against a state, for mismanaging such programs or violating program requirements. Sets limits on such fines. (Sec. 304) Requires LEAs that have been error-prone in making school lunch program eligibility determinations to subject their initial eligibility determinations to an additional review that is timely and independent before informing households regarding their eligibility. Requires such LEAs to report the results of such reviews to their respective states, and their states to provide them to the Secretary for annual publication. (Sec. 305) Require states, LEAs, schools, institutions, facilities, and contractors participating in the school lunch and breakfast programs to cooperate with the Secretary in the conduct of program evaluations and studies. (Sec. 306) Directs the Secretary to establish: (1) a program of required education, training, and certification for all local school food service directors responsible for the management of a school food authority; and (2) criteria and standards for state use in selecting state agency directors responsible for the school lunch and breakfast programs. Authorizes the Secretary to provide financial assistance to one or more professional food service management organizations to: (1) establish and manage the training and certification program; and (2) develop voluntary training and certification programs for other school food service workers. Directs the Secretary to provide training to local food service personnel designed to improve: (1) the accuracy of approvals for free and reduced price meals; and (2) the identification of reimbursable meals at the point of service. Requires such personnel, under specifications established by the Secretary, to complete annual training and certification. (Sec. 307) Directs the Secretary to issue guidance to school food authorities participating in the school lunch and breakfast programs covering program rules pertaining to the costs that may be charged to the nonprofit school food service accounts of such authorities, including allowable indirect costs. Requires the Secretary to assess the extent to which school food authorities pay such indirect costs, and then issue additional guidance relating to the types of costs that are reasonable and necessary. Authorizes the Secretary, after the completion of such assessment, to promulgate regulations addressing: (1) any identified deficiencies in the allocation of such indirect costs; and (2) the authority of school food authorities to reimburse only those costs identified by the Secretary as reasonable and necessary. Directs the Secretary to report to Congress on the results of such assessment. (Sec. 308) Requires the Secretary to: (1) develop guidelines to determine the circumstances under which it is appropriate for the Secretary to institute an administrative hold on suspect foods purchased by the Secretary for use in the school meal programs; (2) work with states to explore ways to increase the timeliness of food recall notifications to schools and school food authorities; (3) improve the timeliness and completeness of direct communication between the Food and Nutrition Service and states about holds and recalls; (4) establish a timeframe to improve the commodity hold and recall procedures so that they address the role of processors and distributors; and (5) revise the procedures of the Food Safety and Inspection Service to ensure that schools are included in effectiveness checks. Subtitle B: Summer Food Service Program - (Sec. 321) Requires service institutions participating in the summer food service program to enter into a permanent agreement with their state that may be terminated for convenience and shall be terminated for cause. Requires each participating service institution to submit an annual budget for administrative costs to their state for approval. (Sec. 322) Directs the Secretary to establish procedures for terminating the participation of service institutions in the program. Requires the procedures to include a fair and prompt determination for a service institution when a state limits its participation in or reimbursement under the program. Requires the Secretary to maintain a list of institutions and individuals that have been disqualified from participation in the program and make the list available to states for use in approving or renewing program applications. Subtitle C: Child and Adult Care Food Program - (Sec. 331) Modifies the CACFP to: (1) require institutions participating in the program to enter into permanent agreements with their state that may be terminated for convenience and shall be terminated for cause; and (2) child care institutions to submit an initial application to participate in the program to their state and provide such state with information annually to confirm their compliance with program requirements. Directs states to conduct at least one scheduled site visit at three-year intervals to each participating institution, with more frequent reviews of institutions that: (1) sponsor a significant share of facilities participating in the program; (2) conduct activities other than those authorized under the program; (3) have or are in danger of having serious management problems. Authorizes the Secretary to develop a policy to detect, deter, and recover erroneous payments to, and false claims submitted by, program participants. Prohibits the Secretary from requiring states, sponsoring organizations, or other institutions to perform onsite reviews relating to the detection of block claims by any child care facility. Directs the Secretary to require states to develop and provide for the use of a standard form of agreement between each sponsoring organization and their sponsored day care centers that specifies the rights and responsibilities of both parties. (Sec. 332) Requires states to: (1) provide a fair hearing to any participating institution aggrieved by state actions which affect the institution's participation in or reimbursement under the program; and (2) if such hearing in not provided within time frames established by the Secretary, pay, out of nonfederal sources, valid reimbursement claims until a hearing is held. (Sec. 333) Permits day care home providers to assist families in transmitting family income information to their day care home sponsoring organizations. (Sec. 334) Reimburses day care home sponsoring organizations by multiplying the number of their day care homes submitting a reimbursement claim during the month by an administrative rate determined by the Secretary. Allows sponsoring organizations to carry over up to 10% of their administrative funding from one fiscal year to the next. (Sec. 335) Authorizes the Secretary, beginning in FY2016, to increase program audit funding for states to 2% (currently, 1.5%) of a state's program funding for the second preceding fiscal year. (Sec 336) Requires the Secretary to: (1) continue to examine the feasibility of reducing unnecessary or duplicative paperwork resulting from regulations and recordkeeping requirements for states, institutions, day care homes, and sponsored centers participating in the program; and (2) report to Congress within four years on the results. Permits the Secretary to examine any other aspect of program administration. (Sec. 337) Directs the Secretary to study and report to Congress on states participating in an afterschool supper program under the CACFP, including: (1) best practices in soliciting sponsors for the afterschool supper program; and (2) any laws or requirements that may block participation in the program. Subtitle D: Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children - (Sec. 351) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to authorize states to permit local WIC agencies or clinics to share nutrition educational materials with institutions participating in the CACFP at no cost to that program, if a written materials sharing agreement exists between the relevant agencies. (Sec. 352) Increases the amount of funds available for WIC program evaluation. Requires states to report WIC rebate payments from infant formula manufacturers in the month the payments are received, rather than when they are earned. Requires states that institute cost containment measures for authorized WIC foods to: (1) verify that no additional states are added to the state cost containment alliance after the initial submission of a competitive bid; (2) have a system in place to ensure that rebate invoices under competitive bidding provide a reasonable estimate of the number of units sold to WIC program participants; (3) open and read aloud all bids at a public proceeding on the day the bids are due; and (4) provide a minimum of 30 days between the publication of the bid solicitation and the day on which the bids are due. Requires each state to implement WIC electronic benefit transfer (EBT) systems by October 1, 2020, though the Secretary may grant an exemption to a state facing unusual barriers to such implementation. Prohibits the imposition of the costs of EBT systems on vendors if a vendor's equipment or system is used solely for the program. Imposes cost sharing requirements in other instances. Directs the Secretary to develop: (1) WIC EBT technical standards and operating rules for states, contractors, and vendors; and (2) a national universal product code database to be used by all states for their WIC EBT systems. Authorizes the Secretary to allow states, during FY2012-FY2013, to expend more than the amount they would otherwise be authorized to expend for the costs of supplemental foods during the preceding fiscal year if the Secretary determines there has been a significant reduction in reported infant formula cost containment savings for the preceding fiscal year due to this Act's rebate reporting change and such reduction would affect the state's ability to serve all participants. Subtitle E: Miscellaneous - (Sec. 361) Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to require agreements between the Secretary and states regarding programs under that Act and the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to: (1) support the full use of federal funds provided to states for the administration of such programs; and (2) exclude such funds from state budget restrictions or limitations including, at a minimum, hiring freezes, work furloughs, and travel restrictions. (Sec. 362) Bars any school, institution, service institution, facility, or individual that has been terminated from any program authorized under the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act or the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 and is on a list of disqualified institutions or individuals under the summer food service program or the CACFP from being approved to participate in any program under those Acts. Title IV: Miscellaneous - Subtitle A: Reauthorization of Expiring Provisions - Part I: Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act - (Sec. 401) Extends through FY2020 the Secretary's authority to treat commodities the Secretary provides under any provision of law as support which meets the requirement that not less than 12% of the assistance provided to schools participating in the school lunch program be provided in the form of commodities. (Sec. 402) Extends through FY2015 the requirement that: (1) states audit the food safety inspections which schools participating in the school lunch and breakfast programs are required to conduct; and (2) the Secretary annually audit the required state reports regarding such inspections. (Sec. 403) Authorizes appropriations through FY2015 for the Secretary's procurement training program for states, schools, and school food authorities participating in the school lunch and breakfast programs. (Sec. 404) Authorizes appropriations through FY2015 for the summer food service program. (Sec. 405) Extends through FY2015 the Secretary's authority to provide California with necessary sums to reimburse service institutions and private nonprofit organizations for year-round meal services provided through the summer food service program. (Sec. 406) Increases mandatory annual funding for the Food Service Management Institute. (Sec. 407) Provides the Secretary with mandatory funding each year to improve the skills of those employed in the school lunch and breakfast programs and support states in administering such programs. (Sec. 408) Authorizes appropriations for FY2011-FY2015 for carrying out the unified accountability system to ensure that local food service authorities are complying with school lunch and breakfast program requirements. (Sec. 409) Provides mandatory funding to the Secretary for FY2010-FY2015 for the information clearinghouse for nongovernmental groups that empower low-income individuals or communities to improve the lives of low-income individuals and reduce reliance on governmental entities for food or other assistance. Part II: Child Nutrition Act of 1966 - (Sec. 421) Amends the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 to authorize appropriations for FY2010-FY2015 for management information systems and technology infrastructure improvements related to the school lunch and breakfast programs. (Sec. 422) Authorizes appropriations for FY2010-FY2015 for state expenses related to the administration of the special milk program, school lunch and breakfast programs, and the CACFP. (Sec. 423) Authorizes appropriations for FY2010-FY2015 for the WIC program. (Sec. 424) Authorizes appropriations for FY2010-FY2015 for the WIC farmers market nutrition program. Subtitle B: Technical Amendments - (Sec. 441) Requires schools that participate in the school lunch or breakfast programs to consider the nutrient needs of children who may be at risk for inadequate food intake and food insecurity. Makes technical amendments removing obsolete provisions of the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act and the Child Nutrition Act of 1966. (Sec. 442) Amends the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to extend through October 31, 2013, the application of a formula increasing the value of supplemental nutrition assistance program (formerly the food stamp program) benefits and consolidated block grants for Puerto Rico and American Samoa, provided such formula yields an increase in the value of such benefits and grants that is greater than their value calculated without such formula. (Sec. 443) Allows school food authorities to receive grants for equipment purchases under both the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2010, but prohibits them from using such funding to make equipment available to schools that already received equipment from a grant under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. (Sec. 444) Requires the budgetary effects of this Act, for the purpose of complying with the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010, to be determined by reference to the latest statement titled "Budgetary Effects of PAYGO Legislation" submitted for this Act.

healthy hunger free kids act title path end childhood hunger subtitle sec amends national school lunch act require secretary agriculture provide performance awards states outstanding performance substantial improvement directly certifying children receive public assistance eligible free meals school lunch breakfast programs establish performance benchmarks require states direct certification rates benchmarks implement continuous improvement plans state direct certification free school meals require action child household sec confers categorical eligibility free school meals foster children care placement responsibility state foster care agency court sec establishes demonstration project determine effectiveness directly certifying children free school meals household income data medicaid requires local educational agencies leas selected participate project certify directly free school meals children receiving medicaid household income exceed federal poverty line phases demonstration project school years beginning requires school year subsequent school year selected leas collectively serve students certified free reduced price meals nationwide requires secretary estimate cost direct certification medicaid years demonstration project submit interim report congress october final report october project results sec establishes new mechanisms schools leas high proportions low income children receive federal reimbursement free reduced price meals collecting individual paper applications households allows certain schools leas receive reimbursements free reduced price meals pursuant formula based direct certification rates limits participation schools leas directly certify students allows secretary july set lower minimum threshold participation requires secretary identify alternatives daily counting meals served category use annual applications basis reimbursements free reduced price school meals consider identifying alternatives recommendations national_academy_of_sciences nas use census data data sources consider use periodic socioeconomic surveys households children attending school school food authority areas allows recommendations provide accurate effective means providing meal reimbursement consistent eligibility status students implemented schools school food authorities tested demonstration projects requires schools school food authorities reimbursed basis recommendations provide free meals students school lunch breakfast programs cover nonfederal sources costs serving meals exceed assistance received programs sec amends child nutrition act require secretary subject availability appropriations award competitive grants states subgrants leas creation maintenance expansion school breakfast programs schools students eligible free reduced price school lunches school lunch program requires school breakfast programs nutritional education component authorizes schools extend period breakfast available including school day requires secretary provide states information effective mechanisms increase school breakfast participation schools gives priority leas adopt mechanisms schools students eligible free reduced price school lunches directs subgrantees days end grant term evaluate cost effective schools provide universal free breakfasts school breakfast program subtitle sec eliminates limitation number sites private nonprofit summer food service program sponsors operate currently private nonprofit sponsors operate sites site restricted children sec requires states ensure school food authorities cooperate participating service institutions inform families availability location summer food service program meal sites availability school breakfast program sec directs secretary award competitive summer food service grants states provide summer program sponsors technical assistance assistance site improvement costs innovative activities improve encourage sponsor retention gives priority states significant low income child populations plans demonstrate innovative approaches retaining supporting programs grant funds expire subtitle child sec makes family group day care homes area eligible higher child adult care food program reimbursement rates tier homes located area served school enrolling students currently elementary students certified eligible receive free reduced price meals school lunch breakfast programs sec expands states secretary authority reimburse child care providers participating risk afterschool program meals served children afterschool hours requires secretary issue annually guidelines handbook risk afterschool programs subtitle special supplemental nutrition program women infants children sec amends child nutrition act allow states certify children participating special supplemental nutrition program women infants children wic program year receive regular health nutrition assessments subtitle miscellaneous sec amends national school lunch act direct secretary study causes consequences childhood hunger food insecurity characteristics households childhood hunger food insecurity directs secretary enter agreements provide grants public private entities conduct demonstrations projects test innovative strategies end childhood hunger including alternative models service delivery benefit levels promote reduction elimination childhood hunger food insecurity requires demonstration project carried rural indian reservation service population prevalence diabetes exceeding directs secretary provide independent evaluation demonstration project report congress status demonstration project evaluation results requires evaluation results shared broadly policy makers service providers public sec authorizes secretary award grants enter agreements governors carry demonstration projects testing comprehensive innovative strategies end childhood hunger including alternative models service delivery benefit levels promote reduction elimination childhood hunger requires project provide baseline annual assessments prevalence severity low food security children state collaborative planning process involving key stakeholders state annual budget specific performance goals independent outcome evaluation directs secretary report congress status demonstration project results project evaluations requires evaluation results shared broadly policy makers service providers public sec requires secretary examine current policies practices states leas extending credit children cover costs reimbursable school lunches breakfasts providing nonreimbursable meals children funds requires secretary based review report feasibility establishing national standards meal charges provision alternate meals recommendations implementing standards authorizes secretary implement national standards considering impact identifying low income children affected households provided assistance establishing eligibility free reduced price meals potential financial impact leas title reducing childhood obesity improving children subtitle sec directs secretary promulgate regulations update meal patterns nutrition standards school lunch school breakfast programs based recommendations increases reimbursement lunches served school lunch program school food authorities compliance interim final regulations requires secretary provide funds states training technical assistance certification oversight activities relating compliance regulations sec requires meals served school lunch program offer students variety fluid milk consistent dietary guidelines americans sec requires schools participating school lunch program offer free potable water consumption place meals served meal service sec requires leas participating school lunch breakfast programs establish local school wellness policies schools directs secretary promulgate regulations require leas include goals nutrition promotion education physical activity school based activities promote student wellness nutrition guidelines foods available school campuses school day local community development implementation periodic review policies public notification content implementation policies periodic assessments reporting policy implementation requires secretary provide information technical assistance leas school food authorities states use establishing healthy school environments directs secretary subject availability appropriations report january implementation strength effectiveness local school wellness policies repeals local wellness policy requirements child nutrition wic reauthorization act sec establishes requirements nonfederal contribution required school food authorities receiving federal reimbursement school lunch program requires food authorities average paid lunch price difference free lunch reimbursement rate paid lunch reimbursement rate set average paid lunch price eventually total meal revenue received lunches equal meal revenue provided federal government free lunches sets forth formula setting average price paid meals requires school food authorities average paid lunch price equal greater difference free lunch reimbursement rate paid lunch reimbursement rate adjust prices annually inflation adjustment factor federal reimbursement rates allows school food authority reduce average paid lunch price state ensures nonfederal funding added nonprofit school food service account food authority satisfy requirements section sec requires revenue sale school foods reimbursable school lunch breakfast programs accrue nonprofit school food service account participating school food authority prohibits costs obtaining foods revenue selling foods makes requirements effective july sec extends unified accountability system ensure local food authorities complying school lunch program requirements school breakfast program specifically requires system review compliance school lunch breakfast programs nutritional requirements requires states conduct compliance audits reviews year cycle period prescribed secretary select schools review based criteria established secretary report review findings secretary public sec amends child nutrition act require secretary establish science based nutrition standards consistent recent dietary guidelines americans foods served schools outside school lunch breakfast programs applies standards food sold outside programs school campuses school day possible limited exemption food sold school sec amends national school lunch act require secretary require leas participating school lunch breakfast programs report information nutrition environment schools secretary public state periodic basis provide training technical assistance states leas assessing reporting school nutrition environment authorizes appropriations activities sec directs secretary establish pilot program awarding competitive grants school food authorities increase quantity organic foods provided children school lunch program gives grant preference school food authorities districts greater households federal poverty line authorizes appropriations program fy2011 fy2015 subtitle child sec amends require reimbursable meals provided meet recent dietary guidelines americans certain authoritative scientific recommendations prohibit use food punishment reward allow substitutes served children consume milk provided substitutes equivalent milk meet certain nutritional standards require use foods extent practicable abundance nationally food service area donated secretary require secretary encourage participants provide children daily opportunities age appropriate physical activity limit children use electronic media require child care centers day care homes potable water available children day require secretary provide technical assistance guidance participants complying requirements sec directs secretary coordinate secretary health_and_human_services hhs encourage states include nutrition wellness licensing standards child care centers day care homes conduct recurring nationally representative assessments facility nutrition wellness programs report results assessments congress subtitle special supplemental nutrition program women infants children sec amends child nutrition act include breastfeeding support promotion goals wic program directs secretary compile publish annually breastfeeding performance measurements wic state local agency based program participant data recognize exemplary breastfeeding support practices local agencies clinics participating wic program provide performance bonuses state wic agencies highest proportion breast fed infants greatest improvement proportion infants sets aside funds fy2010 fy2015 wic infrastructure special projects promote breastfeeding improve wic services management information systems special nutrition education sec directs secretary conduct scientific review supplemental foods available wic program years subtitle miscellaneous sec amends food_and_nutrition_act replace current nutrition education program act program providing grants states implementation nutrition education obesity prevention program promotes healthy food choices consistent recent dietary guidelines americans makes eligible program participation supplemental nutrition assistance program known food stamp program participants participants school lunch breakfast programs individuals reside low income communities low income individuals allows grantees adopt individual group based nutrition education community public health approaches sec amends national school lunch act direct secretary provide states school food authorities leas local processing entities model product specifications practices foods offered school lunch breakfast programs foods reflect recent dietary guidelines americans analyze report congress quantity quality nutritional information available school food authorities food service products commodities purchase maximum extent possible variety healthful foods school lunch breakfast programs reflect recent dietary guidelines americans sec replaces farm cafeteria program program providing schools state local agencies indian tribes agricultural producers nonprofits competitive matching grants technical assistance improve access local foods schools participating school lunch breakfast programs gives priority projects local food products available school menus serve high proportion children eligible free reduced price lunches incorporate experiential nutrition education involving school children farm garden based agricultural education activities authorizes appropriations program fy2011 fy2015 authorizes appropriations fy2011 fy2015 pilot program high poverty schools provides grants nonprofit public entities develop run community gardens schools provide students hands vegetable nutrition education sec directs secretary establish research demonstration technical assistance program promote healthy eating reduce prevalence obesity population groups especially children applying principles behavioral economics research schools child care programs settings requires secretary report annually congress program efforts undertaken disseminate successful practices outreach technical assistance authorizes appropriations program fy2011 fy2015 title iii improving management integrity child nutrition programs subtitle sec requires applications school lunch program include child primary wage sec makes school food safety programs school lunch breakfast programs applicable facility facility foods stored prepared served sec directs secretary establish criteria secretary state impose fines school lunch breakfast programs school school food authority secretary impose fines state programs violating program requirements sets limits fines sec requires leas error prone making school lunch program eligibility determinations subject initial eligibility determinations additional review timely independent informing households eligibility requires leas report results reviews respective states states provide secretary annual publication sec require states leas schools institutions facilities contractors participating school lunch breakfast programs cooperate secretary conduct program evaluations studies sec directs secretary establish program required education training certification local school food service directors responsible management school food authority criteria standards state use selecting state agency directors responsible school lunch breakfast programs authorizes secretary provide financial assistance professional food service management organizations establish manage training certification program develop voluntary training certification programs school food service workers directs secretary provide training local food service personnel designed improve accuracy approvals free reduced price meals identification reimbursable meals point service requires personnel specifications established secretary complete annual training certification sec directs secretary issue guidance school food authorities participating school lunch breakfast programs covering program rules pertaining costs charged nonprofit school food service accounts authorities including allowable indirect costs requires secretary assess extent school food authorities pay indirect costs issue additional guidance relating types costs reasonable necessary authorizes secretary completion assessment promulgate regulations addressing identified deficiencies allocation indirect costs authority school food authorities reimburse costs identified secretary reasonable necessary directs secretary report congress results assessment sec requires secretary develop guidelines determine circumstances appropriate secretary institute administrative hold suspect foods purchased secretary use school meal programs work states explore ways increase timeliness food recall notifications schools school food authorities improve timeliness completeness direct communication states holds recalls establish timeframe improve commodity hold recall procedures address role processors distributors revise procedures food_safety_and_inspection_service ensure schools included effectiveness checks subtitle sec requires service institutions participating summer food service program enter permanent agreement state terminated convenience shall terminated cause requires participating service institution submit annual budget administrative costs state approval sec directs secretary establish procedures terminating participation service institutions program requires procedures include fair prompt determination service institution state limits participation reimbursement program requires secretary maintain list institutions individuals disqualified participation program list available states use approving renewing program applications subtitle child sec modifies require institutions participating program enter permanent agreements state terminated convenience shall terminated cause child care institutions submit initial application participate program state provide state information annually confirm compliance program requirements directs states conduct scheduled site visit year intervals participating institution frequent reviews institutions sponsor significant share facilities participating program conduct activities authorized program danger having management problems authorizes secretary develop policy detect deter recover erroneous payments false claims submitted program participants prohibits secretary requiring states sponsoring organizations institutions perform onsite reviews relating detection block claims child care facility directs secretary require states develop provide use standard form agreement sponsoring organization sponsored day care centers specifies rights responsibilities parties sec requires states provide fair hearing participating institution aggrieved state actions affect institution participation reimbursement program hearing provided time frames established secretary pay nonfederal sources valid reimbursement claims hearing held sec permits day care home providers assist families transmitting family income information day care home sponsoring organizations sec reimburses day care home sponsoring organizations multiplying number day care homes submitting reimbursement claim month administrative rate determined secretary allows sponsoring organizations carry administrative funding fiscal year sec authorizes secretary beginning fy2016 increase program audit funding states currently state program funding second preceding fiscal year requires secretary continue examine feasibility reducing unnecessary duplicative paperwork resulting regulations recordkeeping requirements states institutions day care homes sponsored centers participating program report congress years results permits secretary examine aspect program administration sec directs secretary study report congress states participating afterschool program including best practices soliciting sponsors afterschool program laws requirements block participation program subtitle special supplemental nutrition program women infants children sec amends child nutrition act authorize states permit local wic agencies clinics share nutrition educational materials institutions participating cost program written materials sharing agreement exists relevant agencies sec increases funds available wic program evaluation requires states report wic rebate payments infant formula manufacturers month payments received earned requires states institute cost containment measures authorized wic foods verify additional states added state cost containment alliance initial submission competitive bid system place ensure rebate competitive bidding provide reasonable estimate number units sold wic program participants open read aloud bids public proceeding day bids provide minimum days publication bid solicitation day bids requires state implement wic electronic benefit transfer ebt systems october secretary grant exemption state facing unusual barriers implementation prohibits imposition costs ebt systems vendors vendor equipment system solely program imposes cost sharing requirements instances directs secretary develop wic ebt technical standards operating rules states contractors vendors national universal product code database states wic ebt systems authorizes secretary allow states fy2012 fy2013 expend authorized expend costs supplemental foods preceding fiscal year secretary determines significant reduction reported infant formula cost containment savings preceding fiscal year act rebate reporting change reduction affect state ability serve participants subtitle miscellaneous sec amends national school lunch act require agreements secretary states programs act child nutrition act support use federal funds provided states administration programs exclude funds state budget restrictions limitations including minimum hiring freezes work travel restrictions sec bars school institution service institution facility individual terminated program authorized national school lunch act child nutrition act list disqualified institutions individuals summer food service program approved participate program acts title miscellaneous subtitle national school lunch act sec extends fy2020 secretary authority treat commodities secretary provides provision law support meets requirement assistance provided schools participating school lunch program provided form commodities sec extends fy2015 requirement states audit food safety inspections schools participating school lunch breakfast programs required conduct secretary annually audit required state reports inspections sec authorizes appropriations fy2015 secretary procurement training program states schools school food authorities participating school lunch breakfast programs sec authorizes appropriations fy2015 summer food service program sec extends fy2015 secretary authority provide california necessary sums reimburse service institutions private nonprofit organizations year round meal services provided summer food service program sec increases mandatory annual funding sec provides secretary mandatory funding year improve skills employed school lunch breakfast programs support states administering programs sec authorizes appropriations fy2011 fy2015 carrying unified accountability system ensure local food service authorities complying school lunch breakfast program requirements sec provides mandatory funding secretary fy2010 fy2015 information clearinghouse nongovernmental groups empower low income individuals communities improve lives low income individuals reduce reliance governmental entities food assistance child nutrition act sec amends child nutrition act authorize appropriations fy2010 fy2015 management information systems technology infrastructure improvements related school lunch breakfast programs sec authorizes appropriations fy2010 fy2015 state expenses related administration special milk program school lunch breakfast programs sec authorizes appropriations fy2010 fy2015 wic program sec authorizes appropriations fy2010 fy2015 wic farmers market nutrition program subtitle technical amendments sec requires schools participate school lunch breakfast programs consider nutrient needs children risk inadequate food intake food insecurity makes technical amendments removing obsolete provisions national school lunch act child nutrition act sec amends american_recovery_and_reinvestment_act extend october application formula increasing value supplemental nutrition assistance program food stamp program benefits consolidated block grants puerto_rico american_samoa provided formula yields increase value benefits grants greater value calculated formula sec allows school food authorities receive grants equipment purchases american_recovery_and_reinvestment_act agriculture rural_development food_and_drug_administration related agencies appropriations act prohibits funding equipment available schools received equipment grant american_recovery_and_reinvestment_act sec requires budgetary effects act purpose complying statutory pay act determined reference latest statement titled budgetary effects paygo legislation submitted act


Summary: Child Welfare Workforce Study Act - Directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to enter into an agreement with the National Academy of Sciences to study and report to the Secretary and Congress on child welfare staff. Requires the Secretary, based on recommendations in the report, to issue regulations that require states to collect and report data on child welfare staff regularly and in a manner that enables the data to be linked to the outcomes achieved for individual children served by the state or local child welfare agency involved.

child welfare workforce study act directs secretary health_and_human_services hhs enter agreement national_academy_of_sciences study report secretary congress child welfare staff requires secretary based recommendations report issue regulations require states collect report data child welfare staff regularly manner enables data linked outcomes achieved individual children served state local child welfare agency involved


Summary: Juvenile Mentoring Program Act of 2010 or JUMP Act of 2010 - Amends the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 to direct the Administrator of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention to award grants to and enter into contracts with state and local educational agencies or nonprofit organizations to implement mentoring programs that link at-risk youth with responsible adults who, on a one-to-one volunteer basis, provide such youth with supportive relationships and exposure to new experiences that enhance their ability to become responsible citizens. Defines an "at-risk youth" as an individual under age 18 who is at risk of educational failure or involvement in delinquent activities. Requires the Administrator to develop and distribute to program participants specific model guidelines for screening prospective program mentors. Gives grant priority to applicants that: (1) serve at-risk youth in high crime areas; and (2) have at least 60% of their youth eligible to receive funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.

amends juvenile justice delinquency prevention act direct administrator office_of_juvenile_justice delinquency prevention award grants enter contracts state local educational agencies nonprofit organizations implement mentoring programs link risk youth responsible adults volunteer basis provide youth supportive relationships exposure new experiences enhance ability responsible citizens defines risk youth individual age risk educational failure involvement delinquent activities requires administrator develop distribute program participants specific model guidelines screening prospective program mentors gives grant priority applicants serve risk youth high crime areas youth eligible receive funds elementary secondary education act


Summary: Supporting Adoptive Families Act - Amends part B (Child and Family Services) of title IV of the Social Security Act to make it a purpose of the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Child Welfare Services Program to promote efforts to prevent children from entering the foster care system through the provision of pre- and post-adoptive support services. Extends adoption promotion and support services to those designed to support adoptions from other countries as well as domestic adoptions. Specifies related pre- and post-adoptive support services. Amends SSA title IV part E (Foster Care and Adoption Assistance) to revise requirements for state expenditures for adoption support services. Amends the Public Health Service Act to direct the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), acting through the Administrator of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, to award grants or cooperative agreements to eligible entities to develop and implement state-sponsored statewide or tribal post-adoption mental health service programs for all adopted children. Amends SSA title IV part D (Child Support and Establishment of Paternity) to direct the Secretary, as part of the child support and paternity data collection system, to promulgate final regulations requiring the states to collect and report information regarding children adopted within the United States or from other countries who enter into state custody as a result of the disruption of a placement for adoption or the dissolution of an adoption.

supporting adoptive families act amends child family services title social security act purpose stephanie tubbs jones child welfare services program promote efforts prevent children entering foster care system provision pre- post adoptive support services extends adoption promotion support services designed support adoptions countries domestic adoptions specifies related pre- post adoptive support services amends ssa title foster care adoption assistance revise requirements state expenditures adoption support services amends public_health_service_act direct secretary health_and_human_services hhs acting administrator substance_abuse_and_mental_health_services_administration award grants cooperative agreements eligible entities develop implement state sponsored statewide tribal post adoption mental health service programs adopted children amends ssa title child support establishment paternity direct secretary child support paternity data collection system promulgate final regulations requiring states collect report information children adopted united_states countries enter state custody result disruption placement adoption dissolution adoption


Summary: CAPTA Reauthorization Act of 2010 - Title I: Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act - (Sec. 101) Amends the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) to revise the findings under such Act. Subtitle A: General Program - (Sec. 111) Revises requirements for: (1) the child abuse prevention and treatment advisory board; (2) the national clearinghouse for information relating to child abuse; (3) research and assistance activities; and (4) specified grants to states, Indian tribes or tribal organizations, and public or private agencies and organizations. (Sec. 113) Directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to study and report to Congress on shaken baby syndrome. (Sec. 114) Authorizes the Secretary to award grants to public or private agencies and organizations to develop or expand effective collaborations between child protective service entities and domestic violence service entities to improve: (1) collaborative investigation and intervention procedures; (2) provision for the safety of the nonabusing parent involved and children; and (3) provision of services to children exposed to domestic violence that also support the caregiving role of the non-abusing parent. Prescribes requirements for adjusting allotments to states for both decreased and increased appropriation years. (Sec. 118) Directs the Secretary to study and report to Congress on: (1) efforts to coordinate the objectives and activities of agencies and organizations responsible for programs and activities related to child abuse and neglect; and (2) the effectiveness of citizen review panels in examining state and local child protection agencies and evaluating the extent to which they fulfill their child protection responsibilities. Requires the Secretary to study and report to Congress on how provisions for immunity from prosecution under state and local laws and regulations facilitate and inhibit individuals cooperating, consulting, or assisting in making good faith reports, including mandatory reports, of suspected or known instances of child abuse or neglect. (Sec. 120) Reauthorizes the general program for child abuse prevention and treatment and adoption reform, and related appropriations, through FY2015. Subtitle B: Community-Based Grants for the Prevention of Child Abuse or Neglect - (Sec. 131) Revises requirements for community-based grants for the prevention of child abuse or neglect, including local program requirements. (Sec. 140) Reauthorizes community-based grants for prevention of child abuse and neglect, and related appropriations, through FY2015. Subtitle C: Conforming Amendments - (Sec. 151) Makes conforming amendments. Title II: Family Violence Prevention and Services Act - (Sec. 201) Reauthorizes the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act, and related appropriations, through FY2015, and revises grant requirements. Directs the Secretary to award formula grants to states and Indian tribes to assist in supporting programs and projects, including through subgrants. Authorizes appropriations through FY2015 for the National Domestic Violence Hotline and for Domestic Violence Prevention Enhancement and Leadership Through Alliances (DELTA). Directs the Secretary to award grants to eligible entities for: (1) the establishment of two national resource centers and at least seven special issue resource centers; (2) a National Resource Center on Domestic Violence; (3) a National Indian Resource Center addressing domestic violence and safety for Indian women; (4) specialized services for abused parents and their children; (5) a National Domestic Violence Hotline; and (6) State Domestic Violence Coalitions. Directs the Secretary to enter into cooperative five-year agreements with State Domestic Violence Coalitions for local community projects to prevent family, domestic, and dating violence, using a coordinated community response model and through prevention and education programs. Title III: Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment and Adoption Reform Act of 1978 - (Sec. 301) Reauthorizes through FY2015 the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment and Adoption Reform Act of 1978, including appropriations. Title IV: Abandoned Infants Assistance Act of 1988 - (Sec. 401) Reauthorizes through FY2015 the Abandoned Infants Assistance Act of 1988, including appropriations.

title child abuse prevention treatment act sec amends child abuse prevention treatment act revise findings act subtitle general program sec revises requirements child abuse prevention treatment advisory board national clearinghouse information relating child abuse research assistance activities specified grants states indian tribes tribal organizations public private agencies organizations sec directs secretary health_and_human_services hhs study report congress baby syndrome sec authorizes secretary award grants public private agencies organizations develop expand effective collaborations child protective service entities domestic violence service entities improve collaborative investigation intervention procedures provision safety parent involved children provision services children exposed domestic violence support caregiving role non parent prescribes requirements adjusting allotments states decreased increased appropriation years sec directs secretary study report congress efforts coordinate objectives activities agencies organizations responsible programs activities related child abuse neglect effectiveness citizen review panels examining state local child protection agencies evaluating extent fulfill child protection responsibilities requires secretary study report congress provisions immunity prosecution state local laws regulations facilitate inhibit individuals cooperating consulting assisting making good faith reports including mandatory reports suspected known instances child abuse neglect sec reauthorizes general program child abuse prevention treatment adoption reform related appropriations fy2015 subtitle neglect sec revises requirements community based grants prevention child abuse neglect including local program requirements sec reauthorizes community based grants prevention child abuse neglect related appropriations fy2015 subtitle conforming amendments sec makes conforming amendments title family violence prevention services act sec reauthorizes family violence prevention services act related appropriations fy2015 revises grant requirements directs secretary award formula grants states indian tribes assist supporting programs projects including subgrants authorizes appropriations fy2015 leadership alliances delta directs secretary award grants eligible entities establishment national resource centers seven special issue resource centers national_resource_center domestic violence addressing domestic violence safety indian women specialized services abused parents children national domestic violence hotline state domestic violence coalitions directs secretary enter cooperative year agreements local community projects prevent family domestic dating violence coordinated community response model prevention education programs title iii child abuse prevention treatment adoption reform act sec reauthorizes fy2015 child abuse prevention treatment adoption reform act including appropriations title abandoned infants assistance act sec reauthorizes fy2015 including appropriations


Summary: American Child Support Enforcement Immigration Act of 2011 - Amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to prohibit the Secretary of Homeland Security (DHS) from approving a family-based immigration petition or fiance/fiancee nonimmigrant petition by a petitioner certified by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) as owing child support arrearages. Authorizes the Secretary of Homeland Services to revoke a previously-approved petition (if a visa has not been issued or a status adjustment has not been effected) if such petition would not have been approved had the provisions of this Act been in effect.

amends immigration nationality act prohibit secretary homeland_security dhs approving family based immigration petition fiance fiancee nonimmigrant petition petitioner certified secretary health_and_human_services hhs owing child support arrearages authorizes secretary revoke previously approved petition visa issued status adjustment effected petition approved provisions act effect


Summary: Adoption Tax Relief Guarantee Act of 2011- Exempts provisions expanding the adoption tax credit and adoption assistance programs enacted by the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 from the general terminating (sunset) provisions of that Act.

adoption tax relief guarantee act exempts provisions expanding adoption tax credit adoption assistance programs enacted economic_growth_and_tax_relief_reconciliation_act general terminating sunset provisions act


Summary: Child Tax Credit Preservation Act of 2011- Makes permanent the increases in the child tax credit enacted by the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003, and the Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2004. Provides for an annual inflation adjustment to child tax credit amounts, beginning in 2011.

makes permanent increases child tax credit enacted economic_growth_and_tax_relief_reconciliation_act jobs growth tax relief reconciliation act provides annual inflation adjustment child tax credit amounts beginning


Summary: Elder Abuse Prevention Act - Requires a state that is receiving funds for certain law enforcement assistance programs under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to have in effect laws and policies that prohibit parole for any individual who is: (1) convicted of a criminal sexual offense against a victim who is an older individual (defined as age 65 or older); or (2) a sexually violent predator (defined as a person who has been convicted of a sexually violent offense and who has been diagnosed by a qualified mental health professional as having a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses or who has been determined by a court to suffer from such an illness or disorder). Grants states three years to implement such laws and policies (with one additional two-year extension for states making good faith efforts at implementation). Renders any state that does not implement such laws and policies within the required period ineligible for 10% of funding for its law enforcement assistance programs. Requires the U.S. Sentencing Commission to promptly review its guidelines for sexual offenses committed against the elderly and to consider new guidelines for enhanced sentencing for such crimes.

elder abuse prevention act requires state receiving funds certain law enforcement assistance programs omnibus_crime_control_and_safe_streets_act effect laws policies prohibit parole individual convicted criminal sexual offense victim older individual defined age older sexually violent predator defined person convicted sexually violent offense diagnosed qualified mental health professional having mental personality disorder makes person likely engage predatory sexually violent offenses determined court suffer illness disorder grants states years implement laws policies additional year extension states making good faith efforts implementation renders state implement laws policies required period ineligible funding law enforcement assistance programs requires promptly review guidelines sexual offenses committed elderly consider new guidelines enhanced sentencing crimes


Summary: Jane's Law - Amends the federal criminal code to impose a fine and/or a prison term of up to two years on any person who travels in interstate or foreign commerce to evade compliance with a court-ordered property distribution in a divorce proceeding involving more than $5,000. Requires payment of restitution equal to the total unpaid property distribution from any person convicted of evading payment.

law amends federal criminal code impose fine prison term years person travels interstate foreign commerce evade compliance court ordered property distribution divorce proceeding involving requires payment restitution equal total unpaid property distribution person convicted evading payment


Summary: Maternal Health Accountability Act of 2011 - Amends title V (Maternal and Child Health Services) of the Social Security Act to direct the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to award grants to states for: (1) mandatory reporting to the state department of health by health care providers and other entities of pregnancy-related deaths; (2) establishment of a state maternal mortality review committee on pregnancy-related deaths occurring within such state; (3) implementation and use of the comprehensive case abstraction form by such committee to preserve the uniformity of the information collected; and (4) annual public disclosure of committee findings. Directs the Secretary, acting through the Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to: (1) organize a national workshop to identify definitions for severe maternal morbidity and make recommendations for a research plan to identify and monitor such morbidity in the United States; and (2) develop uniform definitions of severe maternal morbidity, a research plan, and possible data collection protocols to assist states in identifying and monitoring such cases. Amends the Public Health Service Act to direct the Secretary to carry out specified research and demonstration activities to eliminate disparities in maternal health outcomes.

maternal health accountability act amends title maternal child health services social security act direct secretary health_and_human_services hhs award grants states mandatory reporting state department health health care providers entities pregnancy related deaths establishment state maternal mortality review committee pregnancy related deaths occurring state implementation use comprehensive case form committee preserve uniformity information collected annual public disclosure committee findings directs secretary acting director national_institutes_of_health nih organize national workshop identify definitions severe maternal morbidity recommendations research plan identify monitor morbidity united_states develop uniform definitions severe maternal morbidity research plan possible data collection protocols assist states identifying monitoring cases amends public_health_service_act direct secretary carry specified research demonstration activities eliminate disparities maternal health outcomes


Summary: Taxpayers' Freedom of Conscience Act of 2011 - Prohibits a federal official from expending federal funds for any foreign or domestic population control or population planning program or family planning activity (including any abortion procedure).

taxpayers freedom conscience act prohibits federal official expending federal funds foreign domestic population control population planning program family planning activity including abortion procedure


Summary: Amends the Internal Revenue Code to permit the Secretary of the Treasury to grant a taxpayer equitable relief from liability for unpaid taxes incurred by a spouse (innocent spouse rule) without regard to any time limitation.

amends internal revenue code permit secretary treasury grant taxpayer equitable relief liability unpaid taxes incurred spouse innocent spouse rule regard time limitation


Summary: Violence Against Women Health Initiative Act of 2011 - Amends the Public Health Service Act to reauthorize and revise a program to award grants to strengthen the response of state, tribal, territorial, or local health care systems to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking, including by: (1) placing the program in the Office of Women's Health; (2) making victim services programs eligible for grants; (3) extending the grant period from two years to 36 months; and (4) including as a mandatory strategy under the grant that health information technology be used to improve documentation, identification, assessment, treatment, and follow-up care. Reauthorizes and revises a program to provide training to health care professionals on domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking, including by: (1) placing the program in the Office of Women's Health; (2) including public health staff and allied health professionals in such program; (3) expanding the types of entities eligible for grants; (4) expanding the use of the grants to include developing training for psychology and social work students or providers; and (5) eliminating the matching requirement. Amends the Violence Against Women Act of 1994 to reauthorize and revise a research program on effective interventions in health care settings that prevent domestic violence, dating violence, and sexual assault and that prevent the health effects of such violence and improve the safety and health of individuals who are currently being victimized, including by requiring research on: (1) effective health care interventions to domestic and sexual violence and sexual coercion; (2) factors that increase resiliency for children exposed to dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking or individuals who have lifetime exposure to violence and abuse; and (3) effective interventions within community health centers and adolescent health settings.

amends public_health_service_act reauthorize revise program award grants strengthen response state tribal territorial local health care systems domestic violence dating violence sexual assault stalking including placing program making victim services programs eligible grants extending grant period years months including mandatory strategy grant health information technology improve documentation identification assessment treatment follow care reauthorizes revises program provide training health care professionals domestic violence dating violence sexual assault stalking including placing program including public health staff allied health professionals program expanding types entities eligible grants expanding use grants include developing training psychology social work students providers eliminating matching requirement amends violence women act reauthorize revise research program effective interventions health care settings prevent domestic violence dating violence sexual assault prevent health effects violence improve safety health individuals currently victimized including requiring research effective health care interventions domestic sexual violence sexual coercion factors increase resiliency children exposed dating violence sexual assault stalking individuals lifetime exposure violence abuse effective interventions community health centers adolescent health settings


Summary: Children's Budget Act - Requires the President's annual budget to Congress to include a detailed, separate analysis for the prior fiscal year, the current fiscal year, the fiscal year for which the budget is submitted, and the ensuing fiscal year identifying the amounts of gross and net appropriations or obligational authority and outlays directed to children and children's programs within the United States and territories.

president annual budget congress include detailed separate analysis prior fiscal year current fiscal year fiscal year budget submitted ensuing fiscal year identifying amounts gross net appropriations obligational authority outlays directed children children programs united_states territories


Summary: Every Child Deserves a Family Act - Prohibits an entity that receives federal assistance and is involved in adoption or foster care placements from discriminating against prospective adoptive or foster parents solely on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identification, or marital status or on the basis of the sexual orientation or gender identity of the child involved. Requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), in order to ensure compliance with, and ensure understanding of the legal, practice, and culture changes required by this Act in making foster care and adoption placement decisions, to provide specified technical assistance to all entities covered by this Act. Requires a Government Accountability Office (GAO) study of whether states have substantially complied with this Act in eliminating policies, practices, or statutes that deny adoption rights on the basis of these criteria.

child deserves family act prohibits entity receives federal assistance involved adoption foster care placements discriminating prospective adoptive foster parents solely basis sexual orientation gender identification marital status basis sexual orientation gender identity child involved requires secretary health_and_human_services hhs order ensure compliance ensure understanding legal practice culture changes required act making foster care adoption placement decisions provide specified technical assistance entities covered act requires government accountability office gao study states substantially complied act eliminating policies practices statutes deny adoption rights basis criteria


Summary: Child Care Protection Act of 2011 - Amends the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990 to require states that receive funds under such Act to: (1) require and conduct criminal background checks for staff members of child care providers; (2) prohibit the employment of a child care staff member who refuses to consent to a criminal background check, makes a false statement in connection with such background check, is registered as a sex offender, or is a convicted felon involving certain crimes; and (3) provide criminal background checks to child care providers upon request. Imposes a financial penalty on states that fail to comply substantially with the requirements of this Act.

child care protection act amends child care development block grant act require states receive funds act require conduct criminal background checks staff members child care providers prohibit employment child care staff member refuses consent criminal background check makes false statement connection background check registered sex offender convicted felon involving certain crimes provide criminal background checks child care providers request imposes financial penalty states fail comply substantially requirements act


Summary: Family Engagement in Education Act of 2011 - Amends title I (Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA) to authorize states to reserve school improvement funds to: (1) award grants to nonprofit organizations that partner with local educational agencies (LEAs) or schools to establish and operate Local Family Engagement Centers that assist families in becoming engaged in their childrens' education, (2) establish a State Family Engagement Coordinating Council to coordinate and integrate family engagement activities across the education spectrum, and (3) develop and implement a statewide family engagement in education plan. Requires each state school improvement plan to include a plan for strengthening family engagement in education. Requires each LEA and school receiving school improvement funds to develop policies and practices for family engagement in education that meet specified principles and standards. Increases the percentage of school improvement funds that LEAs must reserve for family engagement activities. Requires states and correctional facilities to work with family members and aftercare providers in developing educational services and transition plans for youth following their stay in state and local institutions for neglected or delinquent youth. Requires states to use part of their grant under part A (Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting Fund) of title II of the ESEA to train teachers and principals to effectively engage families in their children's education. Replaces a Fund for the Improvement of Education program under title V of the ESEA that provided for the establishment of parental information and resource centers with a new program that awards matching grants to statewide nonprofit organizations to establish Statewide Family Engagement Centers that provide comprehensive training, technical assistance, and capacity building to states, LEAs, and organizations that support family-school partnerships to assist them in developing and implementing family engagement programs. Directs the Secretary of the Interior to establish Local Family Engagement Centers and a national Indian Family Engagement Coordinating Council for Indian schools. Requires the Director of the Institute of Education Sciences to develop recommended metrics on family engagement in education for states and LEAs, and make recommendations on the integration of those metrics into state accountability and longitudinal data systems. Directs the Secretary to conduct research on effective family engagement in education. Requires that there be established in the Department of Education dedicated staff, including a Director, for family and community engagement.

family engagement education act amends title improving academic achievement disadvantaged elementary secondary education act esea authorize states reserve school improvement funds award grants nonprofit organizations partner local educational agencies leas schools establish operate local family_engagement_centers assist families engaged childrens education establish state family engagement coordinating council coordinate integrate family engagement activities education spectrum develop implement statewide family engagement education plan requires state school improvement plan include plan strengthening family engagement education requires lea school receiving school improvement funds develop policies practices family engagement education meet specified principles standards increases percentage school improvement funds leas reserve family engagement activities requires states correctional facilities work family members aftercare providers developing educational services transition plans youth following stay state local institutions neglected delinquent youth requires states use grant teacher principal_training recruiting fund title esea train teachers principals effectively engage families children education replaces fund improvement education program title esea provided establishment parental information resource centers new program awards matching grants statewide nonprofit organizations establish provide comprehensive training technical assistance capacity building states leas organizations support family school partnerships assist developing implementing family engagement programs directs secretary interior establish local family engagement centers national indian family engagement coordinating council indian schools requires director institute_of_education_sciences develop recommended metrics family engagement education states leas recommendations integration metrics state accountability longitudinal data systems directs secretary conduct research effective family engagement education requires established department_of_education dedicated staff including director family community engagement


Summary: Refundable Child Tax Credit Eligibility Verification Reform Act - Amends the Internal Revenue Code to require taxpayers to provide their social security number on their tax return in order to claim the refundable portion of the child tax credit.

require taxpayers provide social security number tax return order claim refundable portion child tax credit


Summary: Foster Care Mentoring Act of 2011 - Amends part B (Child-Welfare Services) of title IV of the Social Security Act to direct the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to award grants to states to support the establishment or expansion and operation of programs using networks of public and private community entities to provide mentoring for children in foster care. Authorizes a grant award directly to a political subdivision if the subdivision serves a substantial number of foster care youth. Prescribes program implementation guidelines, including: (1) application requirements, (2) training, (3) screening, (4) educational requirements, (5) federal and nonfederal share of funds for the program, (6) considerations in awarding grants, and (7) use of funds. Sets forth a maximum grant amount to be awarded to a state or political subdivision. Authorizes the Secretary to award a competitive grant to an eligible entity to establish a National Hotline Service or website to provide information to individuals interested in becoming mentors to youth in foster care. Instructs the Secretary of Education to implement a program to provide for the discharge or cancellation of the federal student loan indebtedness of an eligible mentor.

foster care mentoring act amends child-welfare_services title social security act direct secretary health_and_human_services hhs award grants states support establishment expansion operation programs networks public private community entities provide mentoring children foster care authorizes grant award directly political subdivision subdivision serves substantial number foster care youth prescribes program implementation guidelines including application requirements training screening educational requirements federal nonfederal share funds program considerations awarding grants use funds sets forth maximum grant awarded state political subdivision authorizes secretary award competitive grant eligible entity establish website provide information individuals interested mentors youth foster care instructs secretary education implement program provide discharge cancellation federal student loan indebtedness eligible mentor


Summary: Directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to study the recruitment and retention of foster parents of children served by any foster care program funded under part E (Foster Care and Adoption Assistance) of title IV of the Social Security Act.

directs secretary health_and_human_services hhs study recruitment retention foster parents children served foster care program funded foster care adoption assistance title social security act