SF799

Purpose

Provide targeted funding to support the Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership and its work with displaced homemaker programs as part of workforce development efforts.

Main Provisions

• Appropriates 350,000 in fiscal year 2026 and 350,000 in fiscal year 2027.
• Source of funds: from the workforce development fund.
• Recipient and administration: funds go to the commissioner of employment and economic development, for the Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership under Minnesota Statutes section 116L.96.
• Distribution method: the commissioner, through the adult career pathways program, shall distribute the funds to existing nonprofit and state displaced homemaker programs.
• Nature of funding: one-time appropriations.

Funding and Allocation Details

• Amounts: 350,000 for FY2026; 350,000 for FY2027.
• Purpose: to support displaced homemaker programs via the Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership.
• Distribution channel: adult career pathways program to eligible nonprofit and state programs.

Significance and Impact

• Establishes temporary funding to bolster services for displaced homemakers through a state partnership, improving workforce development support for affected individuals.

Legal and Statutory Context

• Ties to Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership and the adult career pathways program.
• References Minnesota Statutes section 116L.96.

Fiscal Impact (Summary)

• One-time appropriations spanning two fiscal years (FY2026 and FY2027) from the workforce development fund.

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Relevant Terms workforce development fund Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership adult career pathways program displaced homemaker programs nonprofit programs state programs Minnesota Statutes section 116L.96 one-time appropriations fiscal year 2026 (FY2026) fiscal year 2027 (FY2027) commissioner of employment and economic development displaced homemaker services workforce development funding