This resolution expresses strong support for community health centers (CHCs) during National Health Center Week, observed from August 3 to August 9, 2025. It highlights their crucial role in delivering high-quality, affordable, and comprehensive primary and preventive care to rural and underinvested communities since 1965. CHCs are recognized for serving vulnerable populations, including seniors, individuals with disabilities, and veterans, regardless of their financial or insurance status. These centers are the largest primary care network, acting as the healthcare home for nearly 10 percent of Americans nationwide. The resolution encourages all Americans to participate in National Health Center Week by visiting their local CHCs and acknowledging the important partnership between these centers and the communities they serve. It emphasizes the cost-effectiveness of CHCs, which reduce overall healthcare costs by managing chronic conditions and integrating a wide range of services. Furthermore, the resolution calls for the extension of the Community Health Center Fund before its September 30 expiration, noting that this fund accounts for 70 percent of federal funding for these essential healthcare providers.