Requires the Environmental Protection Agency to keep a dedicated Office of Children’s Health Protection led by a Director who reports to the EPA Administrator and co‑chairs the President’s Task Force on children’s environmental health. The office’s job is to identify and reduce environmental risks to infants, children, and adolescents across EPA programs and decisions.

Makes the Children’s Health Protection Advisory Committee a permanent federal advisory committee to give EPA ongoing advice on rules, programs, research, and communications affecting children’s environmental health and to support implementation of Executive Order 13045. Authorizes dedicated funding beginning in fiscal year 2026, including annual funds for the office and broader funding for 2026–2030 to carry out the Act.