Fostering TRUST Act of 2026

Sponsor: Dave Min (Democratic-CA)May 22, 2026

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Referred to the Subcommittee on Health.

Congress would get quick reports on veteran suicides and attempts at VA facilities

This bill would make the VA tell Congress about veteran suicides and attempted suicides at VA facilities or VA-approved care centers. These reports would give lawmakers more facts to check on veteran care. They would also make sure families learn about available help.

What Would Change

Currently, the VA is not explicitly required to tell Congress about veteran suicides or attempted suicides in its facilities or those of community care providers. If this bill passes, the VA would have to send an initial notice within seven days and a detailed follow-up report within 60 days to specific Congressional committees and members, along with suicide prevention guidance and confirmation of family support.

Key Provisions

Requires the VA to send Congress an initial notice about veteran suicides or attempted suicides within seven days.
Requires the VA to send Congress a detailed follow-up report within 60 days about the veteran involved, including personal and service information.
Requires these reports to include guidance on suicide prevention, warning signs, and VA resources like the Veterans Crisis Line.
Requires the VA to confirm that immediate family members of the veteran are told about available VA support and assistance.
Requires the VA to take steps to protect the privacy and dignity of the veteran and their family when collecting and reporting information.

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Fostering TRUST Act of 2026

What Would Change

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