The bill establishes the "economic security for all grant program" in Washington State, aimed at promoting economic inclusion and providing greater access to resources for individuals experiencing poverty and those demonstrating financial need. The program will coordinate existing poverty reduction resources and benefits to facilitate easier access for those in need, particularly focusing on communities of color and rural areas, including tribal nations. The Department of Employment Security will oversee the implementation of the grants, which will be available to local communities to enhance equity and create a stable financial foundation for participants.

Additionally, the bill outlines the responsibilities of grant recipients, which include coordinating with local providers, developing partnerships with workforce development councils, and ensuring access to multiple benefits for individuals. The legislation mandates the creation of a steering committee to provide consultative assistance and requires the Department to report annually on the program's progress, including demographic data and customer feedback. The bill emphasizes the importance of integrating individuals with lived experience into program development and aims to identify federal reforms to improve access to benefits for participants.