This resolution aims to support the goals and ideals of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month , acknowledging the significant and disproportionate impact of mental health conditions on minority populations and communities. It specifically recognizes the mental health disparities faced by Black, Indigenous, and people of color in the United States, highlighting how factors like racial inequities, discrimination, and lack of culturally informed care exacerbate these challenges. The resolution underscores the urgent need for increased awareness, prevention, and treatment of mental health conditions within these groups. The House of Representatives calls upon the President to enhance mental healthcare access, ensuring it addresses the unique needs and incorporates the racial, cultural, and social differences experienced by minority communities. Furthermore, it commits to collaborating with appropriate executive agencies to tackle the ongoing mental health crisis across the United States, its territories, and federally recognized Tribes. The resolution seeks to provide as many resources and funds as possible to mental health care services, aiming to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in mental health outcomes.