Expressing support for the designation of October as "National Promotoras Month".

• Families and communities: Raises awareness of trusted, culturally and linguistically appropriate messengers who help people access prevention, chronic care, and local services.
• Promotoras and workforce: Encourages sustainable funding, clearer training pathways, better compensation, and professional development to address underresourcing.
• Rural and frontier areas: Calls for collaboration among Federal, State, Tribal, and local partners to expand promotora-led programs where provider access and infrastructure are limited.
• Public health entities: Directs the House Clerk to send copies to federal agencies and national health organizations to promote dissemination and awareness.

*This resolution would create no federal spending or program changes and would not affect the federal budget.*