The resolution supports designating May 2025 as Mental Health Awareness Month. It calls mental health a national priority, supports better access to mental health services, and encourages efforts to raise awareness and reduce stigma. It also highlights mental health needs among children, youth, and veterans, and the importance of suicide prevention.
The resolution does not set requirements for individuals. It encourages people and organizations to promote mental well-being, awareness, and access to services.
The resolution does not specify costs or provide funding.
The resolution states that awareness can help reduce stigma and highlight scientific findings about mental health recovery. It also supports access to services and recognizes mental well-being as important to individuals and communities.
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