This bill mandates the Secretary of Health and Human Services to create a grant program aimed at establishing a national, toll-free telephone helpline. The grant, awarded to a single nonprofit entity, would fund the creation and ongoing operation of this helpline, along with a supportive website and comprehensive outreach efforts. The helpline's core function is to offer personal guidance and trusted assistance to parents, caregivers, and youth nationwide, focusing on preventing child abuse and strengthening family units. It would provide 24-hour support through calls, texts, and live chats, addressing a broad spectrum of issues including emotional distress, substance abuse, peer relationships, and educational concerns. Priority for the grant will be given to entities with existing experience in operating similar helplines and those that facilitate weekly, evidence-based mutual support groups. The grant can be awarded for up to five years, and the recipient must submit performance reports detailing activities and effectiveness. Furthermore, the Secretary of HHS is required to report to Congress on the helpline's implementation and impact within three years. The bill authorizes an appropriation of $20,000,000 annually for fiscal years 2027 through 2032 to support these vital services.