House Bill 2880 establishes Parent Resource Navigators in West Virginia to support parents in child welfare cases, enhancing reunification efforts and service coordination.

House Bill 2354 bans harmful food dyes in West Virginia, protecting public health, especially children, by requiring safer food products in stores and schools starting 2025.

House Bill 2802 enhances law enforcement training in West Virginia by establishing standards, funding academies, and requiring training on key issues like human trafficking and racial profiling.

House Bill 2042 allows guardians ad litem and attorneys to request court-appointed special advocates for children in neglect or abuse cases, enhancing their support and representation.

House Bill 2402 ensures parents can access their minor children's medical records while balancing minors' rights, enhancing health information access and care coordination.