This amendment provides $650,000 from the general fund each year, and transfers from the Department of Health $650,000 each year from the general fund, increasing the support for the fund to $2.7 million each year. This funding is used to develop and support programs that prevent sexual and domestic violence through strategies that: (i) promote healthy practices related to relationships, sexuality, and social-emotional development; and (ii) counteract the factors associated with the initial perpetration of sexual and domestic violence. This amendment also includes language that requires the Department of Social Services to allocate the funding for these services in a timely manner.