The bill amends section 409.175 of the Florida Statutes to revise definitions related to child care facility and program background screening requirements. It introduces the term "recreational enrichment program," which refers to organizations providing ongoing enrichment activities for children, such as dance or music instruction, and clarifies that these programs are not required to obtain a license from the department. The bill also updates the definitions of "personnel" to include individuals associated with recreational enrichment programs and revises the penalties and remedies the department may pursue for non-compliance with screening requirements.

Additionally, the bill creates a new section, 409.1751, which mandates the development of a statewide public awareness campaign regarding background screening requirements for summer day camps, summer 24-hour camps, and recreational enrichment programs. This campaign will utilize various communication methods, including the Internet, television, and public service announcements, to inform the public about the state's screening requirements. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.