The Fostering TRUST Act of 2026 will require the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to expand reporting on care provided to veterans, notify Congress of suicides and attempted suicides that occur at VA and Community Care facilities, and ensure families of veterans are informed of VA support services available to them.
Pass the bipartisan Fostering TRUST Act of 2026 to strengthen veteran suicide prevention oversight by requiring the Department of Veterans Affairs to expand reporting on care provided to veterans, notify Congress within seven days of suicides or attempted suicides at VA or community care facilities, provide follow-up information on veterans' interactions with VA or community care providers, and inform immediate family members about available VA support services.
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Evidence
Rep. Min's office says he spoke before the House Veterans' Affairs Committee in support of H.R. 9018, the Fostering TRUST Act of 2026, co-led with Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick. The release describes the bill as requiring expanded VA reporting, congressional notice of suicides or attempted suicides at VA and community care facilities, follow-up information, and family support-service notice.
Congress.gov's 119th Congress public-law list contains no entry for the Fostering TRUST Act and no matching entry for veteran-suicide reporting legislation under that title.
Assessments
The promised outcome is passage of the bipartisan Fostering TRUST Act of 2026. The evidence shows Dave Min materially advanced the bill during his current federal term by co-leading it and advocating for it before the House Veterans' Affairs Committee, but there is no official indication that the bill has passed Congress or become public law. Because Min remains in office and the relevant term is still ongoing, the promise is not yet failed; it remains unresolved with a documented serious effort.