This resolution emphasizes the critical role of sleep health in maintaining overall health, well-being, and safety, citing statistics on widespread sleep deprivation and its severe consequences, including increased risks of chronic diseases and mental health issues. It highlights disparities in sleep quality and quantity among different populations, underscoring the need for greater awareness and intervention. The House of Representatives officially supports the designation of the week of March 9 through March 13, 2026, as " Sleep Awareness Week ," aligning with the long-standing efforts of the National Sleep Foundation. This support extends to the goals and initiatives of the awareness week, aiming to advance evidence-based sleep health practices and improve public health outcomes. Furthermore, the resolution encourages various stakeholders, including public health officials, healthcare providers, educators, and parents, to actively promote adequate sleep. It also urges the people of the United States to prioritize their sleep health, adopt good sleep habits, and engage in discussions about sleep with their healthcare providers, while recognizing the ongoing importance of policies to improve sleep health.