HI HB1081

Transfers the Office of Wellness and Resilience from the Office of the Governor to the Department of Human Resources Development for administrative purposes only

Establishes an 11-member Wellness and Resilience Advisory Board, chaired by the Director of Health, including representatives from health, human services, education, corrections, early learning, judiciary, UH medical school, Kamehameha Schools, law enforcement, nonprofits, and the Compact of Free Association islander community

Requires the advisory board to develop a statewide framework for trauma-informed and responsive practice, including definitions, principles, implementation examples, and strategies for addressing secondary traumatic stress among professionals

Adds new functions for the Office to provide training and technical assistance to executive state departments on trauma-informed policies, practices, programs, and processes

Repeals the existing Trauma-Informed Care Task Force (Act 209, SLH 2021) and related provisions in Chapter 346, Part XXI; effective date set for June 29, 3000 (placeholder date)