A Resolution recognizing the month of March 2026 as "National Social Work Month" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution recognizes March 2026 as National Social Work Month in Pennsylvania. It highlights the vital role social workers play in improving human well-being, supporting vulnerable populations, and addressing various societal challenges. The resolution aims to raise awareness and show support for the social work profession within the state.
Key provisions
- Designates March 2026 as National Social Work Month in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the dedication of social workers to improving human well-being.
- Acknowledges the growth and importance of the social work profession.
- Highlights social workers' contributions during crises and natural disasters.
- Notes the significant number of social worker jobs in the United States.
- Recognizes social workers' advocacy for positive social change.
- Acknowledges social workers' role in mental health care.
- Calls upon residents to celebrate and support the social work profession.
Who is affected
- Social workers
- Pennsylvania residents
- The social work profession
- Individuals and communities served by social workers
Notable changes
- This resolution specifically designates a month for recognition of the social work profession.
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Joseph Hohenstein
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