H.R. 10664 — SUCCESS Act of 2026

This section states findings that campus sexual assault negatively affects student survivors’ academic outcomes through elevated risks of post-traumatic stress disorder, substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, lower grade point averages, and higher dropout rates. It finds that institutions of higher education should provide targeted academic support, including patient-centered counseling and tutoring, to improve retention and educational success.

This section establishes a 5-year competitive grant program to support patient-centered academic counseling and related services for student survivors of sexual assault and other violence at institutions of higher education. Grants prioritize institutions with title IX violations, community colleges, and minority-serving institutions, and may fund re-entry assistance, faculty training on trauma, academic accommodations, mental health services, and survivor wrap-around services funds. The program is authorized at such sums as necessary for fiscal year 2027 and the succeeding 4 fiscal years, with required reports on graduation and re-enrollment rates.

This section provides that if any provision of the Act or amendment made by the Act is held unconstitutional, the remainder of the Act and amendments shall remain in effect.