The bill establishes a new "farmworkers education and assistance program" aimed at supporting displaced farmworkers in Washington. The program will provide information on postsecondary educational opportunities, scholarships, and grants, as well as technical support and wraparound services. It mandates the creation of an advisory committee that includes displaced farmworkers and representatives from various educational and workforce organizations to assist in the program's design and implementation. The program will be culturally appropriate and available in both English and Spanish, ensuring that farmworkers are aware of the resources available to them.

Additionally, the bill reserves 10% of funds from various state financial aid programs, including the state work-study program, vocational excellence awards, and opportunity scholarships, specifically for farmworkers who meet eligibility requirements. The legislation also requires institutions of higher education to inquire about applicants' farmworker status to facilitate access to financial and support services. Overall, the bill aims to enhance educational access and success for farmworkers transitioning from agricultural work to higher education and career opportunities.