The bill establishes new provisions for community violence prevention and intervention services in Washington State, adding sections to chapters 74.09 and 43.70 RCW. It mandates the administration of funding for programs that provide these services to youth and adults who have been violently injured or are at risk of such injuries. The programs must be based in hospitals or community organizations and are required to coordinate with local school districts. Starting January 1, 2027, all community violence professionals must complete specific training before providing services. The bill also stipulates that the authority will fund at least four programs, ensuring representation from both sides of the Cascade mountains and prioritizing areas with high rates of firearm violence.

Additionally, the bill outlines the responsibilities of the authority to seek federal approval for financial participation in the costs of these services by July 1, 2026. It defines "community violence" and the scope of services that community violence professionals can provide, which includes a range of supportive and non-psychotherapeutic services aimed at improving health outcomes and preventing recidivism. Furthermore, a new section mandates the establishment of training curricula for community violence professionals by January 1, 2026, ensuring that they are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively deliver these services.