The Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), an essential piece of legislation that survivors of domestic, family, and dating violence rely on for safety and services, has not been reauthorized since 2010.  Representatives McBath, Moore, Kim, and Fitzpatrick recently introduced H.R. 2604 to reauthorize FVPSA with critical enhancements to expand programs and increase survivors' access to services. FVPSA-funded programs help survivors rebuild their lives through cost-effective and lifesaving programs. Since 1984, FVPSA-funded programs have provided services to over 1.3 million survivors and their children, including emergency shelters, counseling, safety planning, and assistance in recovering from financial abuse.