introduced the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act (H.R. 8793), bipartisan legislation aimed at improving mental health outcomes for veterans and helping reduce veteran suicide rates by expanding access to evidence-based suicide prevention care
Support the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act to expand access to evidence-based suicide prevention care for veterans.
Occurrences
Evidence
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On May 13, 2026, Congressman Bill Huizenga and Congressman Lou Correa introduced the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act, saying it would expand access to evidence-based suicide prevention care for veterans.
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On May 14, 2026, Correa said he joined Rep. Bill Huizenga in introducing the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act (H.R. 8793), which aims to expand access to evidence-based suicide prevention care for veterans.
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GovInfo text for H.R. 8793 states that on May 13, 2026, Mr. Huizenga, for himself, Mr. Correa, Mr. Walberg, Mr. Lawler, and Mr. Smith of New Jersey, introduced a bill directing the VA Secretary to establish a list of providers completing annual suicide-prevention training and make it available to veterans. The bill requires annual evidence-based training on prevention of suicide among veterans and a public preferred provider list.
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CivicGate’s Congress.gov-based bill record for H.R. 8793 lists the latest action as June 12, 2026, when the bill was referred to the Subcommittee on Health, and lists Rep. J. Luis Correa as a cosponsor among seven cosponsors.
Assessments
Correa fulfilled the specific promise to support the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act by joining its introduction as an original cosponsor/supporter in the 119th Congress while serving in federal office. The evidence shows the bill directly matches the promised veteran suicide-prevention policy goal. Because the promise was to support the Act, not necessarily secure enactment, introduction/cosponsorship is sufficient for delivery in the same term.
The promise was to support the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act. Evidence shows Rep. Correa directly fulfilled that commitment in his federal office by co-introducing the bill in May 2026, which is a concrete act of support matching the pledge. Because the promised action was support for the legislation rather than final enactment, his sponsorship is sufficient for full delivery in the same term.
Correa is listed as a co-introducer of the Veterans Suicide Prevention and Care Enhancement Act on May 13, 2026, which directly matches the pledge to support that bill and its goal of expanding access to evidence-based suicide prevention care for veterans.