This bill, known as the American Indian and Alaska Native Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act , aims to strengthen support for child abuse prevention and treatment services within Native communities. It amends the existing Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) to ensure that federal assistance is distributed equitably to Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations , alongside states. Specifically, the legislation modifies the geographical distribution requirements of CAPTA to explicitly include these entities. Furthermore, it revises the allocation of appropriated funds, dedicating 5 percent of the total amount to Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations for child abuse prevention and treatment programs. An additional 1 percent of the funds will be allocated to migrant programs, ensuring targeted support for these vulnerable populations.