Makes an appropriation to The Immigrant Home Foundation to provide mental health services and legal assistance to victims of domestic violence. (BDR S-1000)

AB 310 — Summary (Appropriation to The Immigrant Home Foundation)

Status note: The materials provided include two different bill texts under the same bill number (a Nevada appropriation bill and a separate California public‑safety/AED bill). This summary addresses the Nevada appropriation bill titled “Makes an appropriation to The Immigrant Home Foundation to provide mental health services and legal assistance to victims of domestic violence” (BDR S-1000), as reflected in the "As Introduced" text and the bill’s fiscal/reporting provisions.

Main purpose

Provide state grant funding to The Immigrant Home Foundation to expand or deliver mental health services and legal assistance to victims of domestic violence.

Key provisions and amounts

• Appropriates from the State General Fund to The Immigrant Home Foundation:
  • $250,000 for Fiscal Year 2025–2026
  • $250,000 for Fiscal Year 2026–2027
• Total authorized appropriation: $500,000 (available for use in either fiscal year, subject to restrictions below).

Use, reporting, and oversight requirements

• Upon accepting the funds, The Immigrant Home Foundation must:
  • Submit an interim expenditure report to the Interim Finance Committee by December 18, 2026, describing expenditures from receipt through December 1, 2026.
  • Submit a final expenditure report to the Interim Finance Committee by September 17, 2027, describing expenditures from receipt through June 30, 2027.
  • Make books, accounts, reports, vouchers and other records (confidential or not), as requested by the Legislative Commission, available to the Legislative Auditor for any audit of the use of the appropriation.
• Availability and reversion:
  • The sums are available in either fiscal year (2025–26 or 2026–27).
  • Any remaining balance may not be committed after June 30, 2027.
  • Any portion remaining unspent must not be spent after September 17, 2027, and must be reverted to the State General Fund on or before September 17, 2027.

Effective date

• The act becomes effective July 1, 2025.

Who is affected / likely impact

• Primary recipient: The Immigrant Home Foundation — will receive restricted state funding to support mental health and legal services for domestic violence victims, likely focused on immigrant populations served by the organization.
• Indirect beneficiaries: victims of domestic violence who access the Foundation’s services (mental health counseling, legal assistance).
• State fiscal impact: contained appropriation from the General Fund; the bill authorizes specific one‑time allocations rather than establishing ongoing entitlement.

Procedural / timeline highlights

• Introduced: January 23, 2025 (referred to Ways and Means).
• Reporting deadlines tied to December 18, 2026 (interim) and September 17, 2027 (final/reversion).
• Effective date: July 1, 2025.
• (Provided legislative actions in the materials indicate subsequent committee activity and final enactment steps; refer to the official legislative history for the final status in the relevant state.)

Additional note on documents provided

• Several attached documents contain text for a different AB 310 (an amendment to the Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act regarding AEDs and coach CPR/AED training). That text appears unrelated to the Nevada appropriation bill summarized here. If you want a summary of the AED/Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act amendments instead, I can prepare that separately.