This resolution advocates for the designation of August 25 through August 29, 2025, as the third annual National Community Health Worker Awareness Week . It highlights community health workers as frontline public health professionals who serve as trusted liaisons between health and social services and the communities they serve, facilitating access and improving service quality and cultural competence. These workers build individual and community capacity, increasing health knowledge and self-sufficiency through various activities including outreach, education, and advocacy. The resolution emphasizes that community health workers are a diverse, historic, and proven workforce, recognized for their effectiveness in numerous health disciplines and their ability to build community well-being. They perform crucial roles such as providing culturally appropriate health education, care coordination, advocacy, and direct services. Ultimately, the resolution seeks to recognize their significant contributions, encourage collaboration at local, State, and Federal levels to raise awareness, and support their ongoing efforts to improve health outcomes nationwide.