Establishes early childhood pay-for-success programs; appropriates up to $25 million.

This bill establishes New Jersey's Early Childhood Pay-for-Success Program, appropriating up to $25 million to fund contracts with nonprofits or community groups that provide early childhood services (like preschool, health support, and home visits) to at-risk children and families. Under the program, state agencies (such as Children's Services or Education) can only pay these organizations if they meet specific, measurable outcomes - like improved child development or reduced long-term public costs - verified by an independent evaluator. The $25 million will be held in a dedicated trust fund, and organizations must submit annual reports on progress toward goals. The bill directly affects at-risk children and families receiving services, nonprofits administering programs, and state agencies managing contracts.