The EARLY Minds Act amends the Public Health Service Act to enhance mental health services by focusing on prevention and early intervention. It requires states, as part of their Community Mental Health Services Block Grant plans, to describe evidence-based strategies and programs designed to prevent, delay, or reduce the severity and onset of mental illness and behavioral problems. These programs are intended to benefit all individuals, including children and adolescents , regardless of whether they have a serious mental illness or emotional disturbance. States that include these strategies in their plans may allocate up to 5 percent of their annual block grant allotment to support these crucial prevention and early intervention efforts. Additionally, the bill mandates that the Secretary provide biennial reports to Congress, detailing the implementation and effectiveness of these state-level programs, including outcomes such as reduced delays in access to care and decreased severity of mental illness onset.