Creates a new HHS grant program and a National Community Violence Response Center to fund and coordinate community-based, trauma‑informed violence-intervention programs in places hit hardest by community violence, and creates Department of Labor IMPACT grants to fund year‑round job training and workforce supports for “opportunity youth.” The bill defines key terms, sets eligibility tests for local governments, specifies permitted grant activities (intervention services, training, research, capacity building), requires monitoring and reporting, and authorizes multi-year funding for fiscal years 2026–2033 (including $1.5 billion for the DOL IMPACT grants).