Create a competitive federal grant program to help states, school districts, and local communities develop effective youth suicide prevention programs.

Rudy Yakym III · Indiana · Republican

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The bill takes steps to address youth suicide by: Creating a competitive federal grant program to help states, school districts, and local communities develop effective youth suicide prevention programs.

The legislation would establish competitive grants for state, school district, and local youth suicide prevention programs.

Yakym Introduces Evidence-Based Youth Suicide Prevention Act
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Evidence

The official homepage’s latest items are dated May 15-19, 2026 and cover Yakym’s foster care bill passing the House, an ABC57 statement, a veterans healthcare appropriations vote, and the launch of the U.S.-Mexico Caucus.

As of the lookback window, Yakym’s own site shows recent legislative and press activity, but nothing indicating a new or advancing youth suicide prevention grant program.

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No matching text found for "suicide".

A search of the official homepage found no suicide-related reference, which is consistent with no public sign on the member’s site of the claimed initiative during the lookback window.

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Assessments

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The available evidence only shows that Rep. Yakym's official House website had recent unrelated legislative activity as of June 11, 2026 and no reference to suicide prevention or a federal youth-suicide-prevention grant program. That supports a finding that there is no visible public sign of delivery, but it does not establish whether he introduced, sponsored, or materially advanced such a proposal through other legislative channels. On this record, there is not enough evidence for full delivery, partial credit, or a definitive failure judgment.

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