This report summarizes the provisions in Division A of the CHAMPIONING HEALTHY KIDS Act that would extend funding for certain public health programs and provide offsets for these funding extensions. Division B—the extension of CHIP funding—is discussed in CRS Report R44989, Comparison of the Bills to Extend State Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Funding. According to Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) cost estimates for the CHAMPIONING HEALTHY KIDS Act language posted on the House Rules Committee website on October 30, 2017, Division A is estimated to decrease federal spending by $4.1 billion and increase revenues by $0.7 billion, for a net savings of $4.8 billion over the period of FY2018 through FY2027.