This resolution supports designating May 3 through May 9, 2026, as "Children's Mental Health Awareness Week" to raise public awareness of youth mental health conditions and emphasize the importance of early detection, treatment, and prevention strategies. It recognizes the crucial link between children's mental well-being and factors such as outdoor recreation, a healthy diet, regular socialization, and adequate sleep, urging that youth mental health be categorized as a national priority for continued promotion in schools and communities. The resolution applauds collaborative efforts by various organizations and advocates for individuals, families, and communities to participate in awareness week activities to reduce stigma and facilitate access to essential services. Ultimately, it reaffirms mental health as a necessary aspect of overall well-being and calls for sustained efforts to ensure accessible mental health care for all children in the United States.