(C) any right to the receipt of pay or em-
ployment benefits, or the accrual of seniority,
during the leave described in subparagraph (A).
(5) PARENT.—The term ‘‘parent’’ means the
biological parent, adoptive parent, prospective adop-
tive parent, foster parent, legal guardian, or step-
parent, of a child.
(6) PARENTAL
LEAVE.—The term ‘‘parental
leave’’ means any leave to enable a parent to care
for a newborn biological child.
(7) 
PLACEMENT.—The 
term 
‘‘placement’’
means the introduction of a child into a family or
the process to bring about the introduction of a child
into a family.
(8) SICK LEAVE.—The term ‘‘sick leave’’ means
any leave provided by an employer to enable an em-
ployee to recover from an illness, injury, or dis-
ability.
(9) SON
OR
DAUGHTER.—The term ‘‘son or
daughter’’ means a biological or adopted child, a fos-
ter child, a stepchild, a legal ward, or a child placed
for adoption.
TITLE III—ADOPTION
COUNSELING
SEC. 301. GRANTS FOR CERTAIN ACTIVITIES TOWARD PRO-
MOTING ADOPTION COUNSELING.
Subpart I of part D of title III of the Public Health
Service Act (42 U.S.C. 254b et seq.) is amended by adding
at the end the following section:
‘‘SEC. 330D. CERTAIN SERVICES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN.
‘‘(a) ADOPTION COUNSELING.—
‘‘(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall make
grants to national adoption organizations for the
purpose of developing and implementing programs to
train the staff of eligible health centers in providing
adoption counseling to pregnant women and infertile
married couples. With respect to such a grant—
‘‘(A) a national adoption organization may
expend the grant to carry out the programs di-
rectly or through grants to or contracts with
other adoption organizations; and
‘‘(B) a condition for the receipt of the
grant is that the national adoption organization
agree to make reasonable efforts to provide
such training at sites that are near the eligible
health centers for which the training is to be
provided.
‘‘(2) 
ADOPTION
ORGANIZATIONS; 
ELIGIBLE
HEALTH CENTERS.—For purposes of this section:
‘‘(A) The term ‘adoption organization’
means an organization—
‘‘(i) whose primary purpose is the pro-
motion of adoption;
‘‘(ii) that is knowledgeable on the
process for adopting a child and on pro-
viding adoption counseling to pregnant
women; and
‘‘(iii) that is a nonprofit private enti-
ty.
‘‘(B) The term ‘eligible health centers’
means public and nonprofit private entities that
provide health-related services to pregnant
women.
‘‘(C) The term ‘married couples’ means
couples who have entered into marriage as de-
fined in section 7 of title 1, United States Code.
‘‘(3) 
TRAINING
FOR
CERTAIN
ELIGIBLE
HEALTH CENTERS.—A condition for the receipt of a
grant under paragraph (1) is that the national adop-
tion organization involved agree to make reasonable
efforts to ensure that the eligible health centers with
respect to which training under the grant is provided
include—
‘‘(A) eligible health centers that receive
grants under section 1001 (relating to vol-
untary family planning projects);
‘‘(B) eligible health centers that receive
grants under section 330 (relating to commu-
nity health centers, migrant health centers, and
centers regarding homeless individuals and resi-
dents of public housing);
‘‘(C) eligible health centers that receive
grants under this Act for the provision of serv-
ices in schools; and
‘‘(D) eligible health centers that do not
perform or make referrals for abortions, or pro-
vide or make referrals for counseling that pre-
sents abortion as an option.
‘‘(4) PARTICIPATION
OF
CERTAIN
ELIGIBLE
HEALTH CLINICS.—In the case of eligible health cen-
ters that receive grants under section 330 or 1001,
the Secretary shall provide for the training of the
staff of such centers through the program under
paragraph (1), subject to subsection (c)(4).
‘‘(b) 
REQUIREMENTS
REGARDING
FEDERALLY-
FUNDED FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES.—The Secretary
shall require that each program providing voluntary family
planning services with a grant from the Secretary provide
nondirective counseling and referrals regarding—
‘‘(1) prenatal care and delivery;
‘‘(2) infant care;
‘‘(3) foster care; and
‘‘(4) adoption.
‘‘(c) RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.—
‘‘(1) IN
GENERAL.—Religious organizations
may receive grants under subsection (a) on the same
basis as any other nongovernmental provider without
impairing the religious character of such organiza-
tions, and without diminishing the religious freedom
of beneficiaries of assistance funded under such pro-
gram.
‘‘(2) NONDISCRIMINATION AGAINST RELIGIOUS
ORGANIZATIONS.—Religious organizations are eligi-
ble for grants under subsection (a) on the same
basis as any other nonprofit private entity as long
as the programs are implemented consistent with the
Establishment Clause of the United States Constitu-
tion. The Federal Government shall not discriminate
against an organization that applies to receive such
a grant on the basis that the organization has a reli-
gious character.
‘‘(3) RELIGIOUS CHARACTER AND FREEDOM.—
‘‘(A) RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.—A reli-
gious organization receiving a grant under sub-
section (a) shall retain its independence from
Federal, State, and local governments, includ-
ing such organization’s control over the defini-
tion, development, practice, and expression of
its religious beliefs.
‘‘(B) 
ADDITIONAL
SAFEGUARDS.—The
Federal Government shall not require a reli-
gious organization receiving a grant under sub-
section (a)—
‘‘(i) to alter its form of internal gov-
ernance; or
‘‘(ii) to remove religious art, icons,
scripture, or other symbols;
in order to be eligible for a grant under sub-
section (a).
‘‘(4) RIGHTS
OF
BENEFICIARIES
OF
ASSIST-
ANCE.—
‘‘(A) IN GENERAL.—If an individual de-
scribed in subparagraph (B) has an objection to
the religious character of the organization from
which the individual receives services pursuant
to a grant under subsection (a), the organiza-