H. RES. 1432 wants to make September 10, 2024, a special day to remind everyone about keeping guns safely locked away to help stop people from hurting themselves. It asks doctors and nurses to talk with people about how to keep guns safe at home.

H.R. 8418 is a plan to help keep veterans safe by making sure people who work with them know how to prevent suicide. It's like giving everyone a special class each year to learn the best ways to help, and they have to share what they've learned online too.

S. RES. 710 wants to make May 29, 2024, a special day to talk about how farmers and people in agriculture feel and to help them when they're sad or worried. It's like a reminder that it's important to care for how they feel and to help them be happy.

H. RES. 1436 is about saying how important it is to help people who feel very sad and might hurt themselves, especially in September, which is "Suicide Prevention Month." It encourages everyone to talk about and support ways to make sure people can get the help they need to feel better.

The bill wants to help places that support people who feel really sad or in danger of hurting themselves. It plans to give them money so they can check up on these people to make sure they're okay after getting help.

The Suicide Prevention Assistance Act is a plan to give money to doctor's offices so they can help people who might hurt themselves or feel very sad, but only a few places will get this help because there isn't enough money for everyone.

The Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act is a plan to give $30 million to help doctors and teachers learn better ways to stop young people under 26 from feeling so sad they want to hurt themselves, and to make materials that help everyone understand how to prevent it. The plan also suggests using money to make sure guns are stored safely and teaching about stopping suicides in schools, but it might be tricky to know if it works well because the rules aren't very clear.

H. R. 9684 is a plan to give money to schools so students can help each other feel better when they're sad or worried. The schools will get money to start these programs, and kids will learn how to support their friends if they need it.

H.R. 498 is a rule that wants to keep the 9-8-8 helpline safe from people who might break into it on the internet and cause trouble, making sure everyone stays private and safe. It wants the people in charge to quickly tell when there’s a problem, and to study how to keep it even safer.

The bill wants to give money to help jail guards get mental health check-ups and talk to doctors if they feel sad or stressed. It makes sure everyone's doing their job by making an advice group that watches over how the money is spent and what's working well.

The BRAVE Act of 2024 is a plan to make mental health care better for veterans, especially focusing on women veterans, by improving services and prevention programs. It also wants to make sure these improvements are checked to see if they are helping, but it needs to be careful about how money is spent and how quickly things are done.

The bill wants to help veterans feel better by giving money to places that help with feelings, like special doctor offices, making sure they understand different cultures and use good methods. This will happen for three years with $20 million each year to make sure these places have enough money to help veterans, especially in places where it's needed the most.

H.R. 9438 wants to help veterans by changing and continuing a special program that gives money to stop veterans from hurting themselves. It makes sure that food and drink spending is kept low, and it makes rules for fast help if veterans need it, with important check-ups and talks to keep everyone safe and healthy.

H.R. 9819 is a bill that wants to help veterans keep their guns safe in special boxes and teach them why it's important. The government will spend money every year for 10 years to make this happen, just like paying for a helpful program to keep everyone safer.

The bill wants to make November 17, 2024, a special day called "National Warrior Call Day" to remind everyone to check in and talk to soldiers and veterans so they feel supported and less alone. It says talking to friends can help them feel better, but it doesn't tell exactly how people should do it.

H. R. 8377 wants to help stop children from hurting themselves by studying how tough times and stress when they're kids can affect them. It’s like detectives trying to find clues to keep kids safe and happy.

H. R. 10386 is a plan to help people in the military when they stop being soldiers and start living like civilians again, making sure they know how to get help and benefits they deserve. It also wants to make sure they don't feel alone or sad by checking in with them, especially women and other special groups.

The bill wants everyone to pay attention to how much gun violence hurts people in the U.S. by having a special day and month—June 7, 2024, and all of June 2024—so people can talk about how to keep everyone safe and wear orange to show they care.

Mental health is really important, just like taking care of our bodies, so this bill wants to make sure people who feel very sad or use drugs have the help they need to feel better and stay safe. It talks about making sure there are more doctors and helpers, teaching about feelings in schools, and making sure everyone gets the right kind of help, no matter who they are.

The STOP Suicide Act is a plan to give money to groups that help people who feel very sad and might hurt themselves. It wants to make sure these groups have the tools and support they need to help people feel better in a safe way.

H.R. 498 is like a superhero shield for the phone line that helps people when they’re really sad, making sure no bad guys (hackers) can cause trouble with it. It tells the people in charge to check for problems and fix them quickly to keep the helpline safe.

The Veterans Transition Support Act of 2024 is like a helpful guide for people who used to be in the military to adjust to regular life. It aims to ensure they get important information about benefits and support, just like how teachers remind students about important things before school ends.

In November 2024, they want everyone to think about kids and teenagers who don't have homes. This special month is meant to help people know about the problems these kids face and how everyone can help them.

H.R. 9924 wants to help by making sure that when the Veterans Health group tries new ways to help veterans with their feelings, they have clear plans and share what happens, kind of like how teachers share report cards to show how kids are doing in school.

The bill wants to help keep kids safe by giving money to places that teach people how to stop kids from feeling so sad that they want to hurt themselves, and it also teaches about being careful with things like guns.