Enacting the every mom matters act to require the state treasurer to contract with eligible organizations to provide information and support services to pregnant women and parents considering adoption.

HB 2193, the "Every Mom Matters Act," establishes a state program administered by Kansas' Department of Health and Environment to provide support services to eligible pregnant women and parents considering adoption. The bill requires the state treasurer to contract with nonprofit organizations (excluding abortion providers) to offer medically accurate pregnancy information, assistance with healthcare coverage, adoption process guidance, parenting resources, and referrals to benefits programs. Eligible participants include Kansas residents who are biological parents of unborn children, adoptive parents of children under one year, or parents of minors where the biological parent is pregnant. Services are available for up to two years post-birth, six months after miscarriage/stillbirth, or 15 days after induced termination, with strict confidentiality requirements for participant data.