Honoring National Recovery Month Act

Bill 118 s 2766, also known as the Honoring National Recovery Month Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to recognize and honor National Recovery Month, which takes place every September.

The bill highlights the importance of raising awareness about substance abuse and mental health issues, as well as celebrating the achievements of those who have overcome these challenges. It also aims to promote the message that recovery is possible and that individuals struggling with addiction or mental health issues should not be stigmatized.

If passed, the Honoring National Recovery Month Act would officially designate September as National Recovery Month and encourage communities across the country to participate in events and activities that promote awareness and support for individuals in recovery. The bill also calls for the President to issue a proclamation recognizing National Recovery Month and its significance. Overall, the Honoring National Recovery Month Act seeks to bring attention to the importance of supporting individuals in recovery and promoting a message of hope and resilience. It emphasizes the need for continued efforts to address substance abuse and mental health issues in our society.