Family stability and mental health support for communities impacted by Federal immigration law enforcement actions

(a) Establishment of office The Secretary shall establish within the Office of the Secretary an office to be known as the Office of Immigrant Community Mental Health and Resilience. (b) Director The Office shall be headed by a Director, who shall be appointed by the Secretary. (c) Duties (1) In general The Director shall carry out programs and activities to assist impacted communities, including through the provision of mental health services to individuals experiencing fear-based trauma related to immigration law enforcement actions taken by Federal agencies. (2) Direct care and service delivery In carrying out paragraph (1), the Director shall support impacted communities by— (A) providing for the establishment of mobile mental health response teams; (B) providing for the establishment of emergency counseling vouchers; (C) carrying out the mental health grant program under subsection (d); and (D) providing guidance to States on any Medicaid flexibilities available for assisting individuals described in paragraph (1). (3) Data reporting In carrying out paragraph (1), the Director shall— (A) create a process for States, local governments, or community-based organizations to report immigration law enforcement actions taken by Federal agencies to help direct the resources of the Office; and (B) submit to Congress an annual report on the public health impacts of such immigration law enforcement actions, including recommendations for providing care to individuals described in paragraph (1) who reside in medically underserved communities. (4) Workforce development In carrying out paragraph (1), the Director shall support impacted communities in— (A) the hiring of culturally competent behavioral health specialists to address the emergent public health needs of impacted communities; and (B) the training of health care providers in providing mental health services for individuals described in paragraph (1). (5) Community Involvement In carrying out paragraph (1), the Director shall support impacted communities in— (A) developing and implementing know your rights campaigns relating to health care rights; (B) developing and implementing public awareness campaigns relating to accessing health care services in a multilingual setting; (C) developing and distributing educational materials relating to fear-based trauma; and (D) providing trauma-informed mental health and family stabilization services. (d) Grants (1) In general The Secretary shall make grants to eligible entities serving impacted communities. (2) Use of funds A recipient of a grant under this subsection shall use the funds received under the grant to— (A) provide trauma-informed mental health services, including crisis counseling and short-term therapeutic interventions; (B) address emergent behavioral health crises; (C) provide inclusive mental health and substance use prevention, response, and recovery services that an impacted community may need following immigration law enforcement actions taken by Federal agencies; (D) develop and implement a know your rights campaign relating to health care rights; (E) deploy mobile or community-based mental health response services; or (F) integrate multilingual, trauma-informed mental health services with healthcare services provided by local educational agencies and schools, to the extent feasible. (e) Prohibition on sharing of information The data, actions, and information collected by the Office shall not be shared with the Department of Homeland Security or any other Federal agency that takes immigration law enforcement actions.