; table of contents. Sec. 2. Findings. Title I—Promoting Responsible Fatherhood and Strengthening Low-Income Families Sec. 101. Healthy marriage promotion and responsible fatherhood programs. Sec. 102. Grants supporting healthy family partnerships for domestic violence intervention and preventions. Sec. 103. Procedures to address domestic violence. Sec. 104. Grants to States for family strengthening commissions. Title II—Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Sec. 201. TANF work participation improvements. Sec. 202. TANF Employment Fund. Sec. 203. Sense of Congress. Title III—Child support Sec. 301. Full family distribution and ban on recovery of Medicaid costs for births. Sec. 302. State assessments of barriers to employment and financial support of children. Sec. 303. Public reporting on consequences for nonpayment. Sec. 304. Early intervention to ensure regular payment of support and prevent overdue support. Sec. 305. Improved collection and distribution of child support. Sec. 306. Services and activities to support noncustodial parenting time. Title IV—Revenue provision Sec. 401. Increase in credit percentage under earned income tax credit for eligible individuals with no qualifying children. Title V—Supplemental nutrition assistance Sec. 501. Collection of child support under the supplemental nutrition assistance program. 2. Findings Congress makes the following findings: (1) Fathers play a significant and underappreciated role in the development of their children, with research demonstrating that a supportive and involved father strengthens a child’s emotional, physical, intellectual, and behavioral development. Children with positive relationships with fathers, even if they do not live in the same household, have stronger mental health, economic success, and academic achievement with lower rates of youth delinquency, school dropout, and teen pregnancy. (2) Economic stability also leads to positive outcomes for children, including stronger emotional well-being, physical health, and academic success. (3)