Create a centralized database of suicide prevention resources and best practices for at-risk youth, families, schools, and health care professionals.

Additionally, the bill creates a centralized database of resources where at-risk youth and their families, medical and nursing schools, and health care professionals can turn to for best practices in suicide prevention.

Underwood backed legislation creating a centralized suicide-prevention resource database for youth, families, medical and nursing schools, and health care professionals.

Underwood, Schrier, Schatz Introduce Legislation to Address Youth Mental Health Crisis | Representative Lauren Underwood
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Lauren Underwood as sponsor of H.R.5035, introduced 08/13/2021. Latest action was referral to the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health on 08/16/2021. CRS summarized that the bill would require HHS to set up a website for youth, families, providers, and health professional schools.

Underwood introduced concrete legislation that matched the promised centralized website/database, but the 117th Congress bill stayed at introduced/referred status and did not become law.

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H.R.5035 - Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act, 117th Congress
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Congress.gov lists H.R.7265 sponsor as Rep. Underwood, introduced 02/07/2024; latest action was referral to the Subcommittee on Health on 02/09/2024; status was Introduced. CRS summary says the bill required HHS to develop and maintain a website with information for individuals under 26, families, health care providers, and health professional schools.

Underwood reintroduced the proposal in the 118th Congress, but the record shows no passage or enactment, so the promised database was not created through this bill.

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All Info - H.R.7265 - Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act, 118th Congress
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Section 4 directs the Secretary to develop and maintain a website informing covered individuals, family members or guardians, schools educating health care providers, and health care providers on suicide-prevention best practices and firearm-related suicide attempts.

The bill text closely matches the promised centralized resource, but it is a post-enactment requirement and the bill was not enacted.

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Text - H.R.7265 - Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act
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GovInfo lists H.R.8070 as introduced in the House on March 25, 2026, sponsored by Lauren Underwood, referred to Energy and Commerce and Education and Workforce, with bill version Introduced in House.

Underwood again advanced a bill in the 119th Congress, but the official GovInfo record shows only introduction and referral as of the listed action date, not enactment or implementation.

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H.R. 8070 (IH) - Child Suicide Prevention Act, Content Details
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Underwood's office said the Child Suicide Prevention Act would create a centralized database of resources where at-risk youth, their families, medical and nursing schools, and health care professionals can find suicide-prevention best practices.

The office describes the database as a proposed result of newly introduced legislation, not as a completed database.

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Underwood, Schrier, Schatz Introduce Legislation to Address Youth Mental Health Crisis | Representative Lauren Underwood
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The SPRC Best Practices Registry says listed programs are reviewed for alignment with current suicide-prevention guidance and describes the BPR as a resource library for programs and interventions in specific settings and groups. The site states SPRC is supported by an HHS/SAMHSA grant.

A related SAMHSA-supported centralized best-practices resource exists, but the sources do not show it was created by Underwood's proposed legislation or tailored to every named audience. This supports only partial fulfillment of the broader policy goal.

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Suicide Prevention Resource Center Best Practices Registry
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