The Social Worker Educational Enrollment and Training Pilot Program Act establishes a new initiative within the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services aimed at supporting individuals pursuing a Master of Social Work degree. The program will provide commitment stipends of $5,000 per semester to qualified applicants who are residents of Pennsylvania, enrolled in an approved Master of Social Work program, and maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher. The stipends will be adjusted annually for inflation based on the Consumer Price Index. The program also includes provisions for authorizing internships at approved facilities, ensuring that these internships provide necessary clinical training and meet the requirements for supervised experience needed to earn the degree.

The act outlines the responsibilities of the department in administering the program, including establishing a process for applicants to apply for internships and ensuring the availability of funding for the stipends. Additionally, the department is required to collaborate with relevant stakeholders to evaluate the program's outcomes within one year of its implementation and report findings to key legislative leaders. The authority to implement the program will expire three years after its effective date, which is set to be 90 days after the act is enacted.