To increase global health security, create more stable societies, and save lives, especially children's lives, by clarifying and focusing United States support for frontline health workers across global health and humanitarian investments, and for other purposes.

H.R. 8011 would direct the United States to clarify and focus its support for frontline health workers across global health and humanitarian investments. The bill aims to increase global health security, create more stable societies, and save lives, particularly children's lives, through better coordination and targeting of U.S. health worker support programs.

Currently in committee consideration, if enacted, this legislation would potentially reshape how the U.S. government allocates resources to support health workers operating in developing countries and humanitarian crisis zones. The bill seeks to ensure that American investments in global health infrastructure are more effectively directed toward frontline workers who provide essential health services in vulnerable populations.

As standard legislation, the bill would require presidential signature to become law. It was introduced on March 19, 2026, and has not yet been voted on by the full House of Representatives.