In April, people in America celebrate Arab American Heritage Month to say "thank you" to Arab Americans for their amazing contributions, like inventing cool things and helping out in sports and the arts. They also hope everyone learns more about Arab American culture and stops believing silly stories that aren't true.

The bill wants to teach people about a heart problem called cardiomyopathy by making schools and families more aware, but it doesn't give any extra money to help with this. It also asks schools to have special heart safety tools and training ready, like defibrillators and CPR lessons.

H. RES. 1397 is a plan to make July a special month, called "Disability Pride Month," where people can celebrate and support friends and family with disabilities by learning about their great contributions and making sure no one is left out or treated unfairly.

In April, people want to focus on helping those who have both a mental illness and troubles with drugs or alcohol. By doing this, they hope more people will learn about these problems so they can find better ways to help those affected feel better.

In November 2024, there is a special month called "Awareness Month" to help people know more about homeless kids who don't have a place to live, and everyone is asked to think about ways to help these kids. But the plan doesn't say exactly what people need to do or how much money is needed, which means it's not very clear what will happen.

This bill wants to help kids feel better about mental health by giving money to schools to teach students and help them think about jobs in mental health. It gives lots of money every year to make sure kids everywhere can learn and feel safe talking about mental health.

The "Human Trafficking Awareness Training Recognition Act of 2024" wants companies where human trafficking might happen to teach their workers how to spot and help stop it. Companies can get a special certificate to show they've done this training.

This resolution makes September 25, 2024, a special day to remind everyone about ataxia, which is a problem that makes it hard for people to move easily, and it encourages people to learn about it and to help find ways to make sick people feel better.

This bill helps to show support for having a special day called "Rare Cancer Day" on September 30, 2024, to help people learn about rare cancers, which are hard to find and treat. It wants to help doctors and scientists work together to find ways to spot these rare cancers early and create better medicines to help people get better.

H. RES. 1195 is a plan where grown-ups in the U.S. Congress say they care about helping people who have trouble talking or hearing. They want to make sure that everyone who needs help can see special doctors who can figure out what’s wrong and help them feel better.

This bill says "Yay!" to people whose brains work a bit differently and says how awesome they are in making cool things happen, like inventing new gadgets and creating art. It also asks everyone to be nicer and more welcoming to them.

In September 2024, people are encouraged to learn more about prostate cancer, which affects many men, and to support efforts to find better ways to prevent and treat it. The plan doesn't say exactly how they'll do this or how they'll pay for it, but it hopes everyone will help in spreading the word.

S. RES.730 wants to make June 23, 2024, a special day to remember people who have been hurt by social media, like when others are mean online or when they see things that are scary or bad for them. This day is meant to help everyone learn how to be safer online and how to help those who've been hurt.

In September 2024, the Senate wants everyone to learn more about spinal cord injuries, which happen when the backbone gets hurt and people can't move parts of their body. They hope that by talking about it more, scientists can find better ways to help people get better.

H.R. 8346 is like a helping hand for people who have had a stroke or a tough time with their health to get back to work. It suggests spreading the word and sharing ideas with everyone—like families and bosses—to show that these people can still be great at their jobs or even start their own businesses.

In October, people in the U.S. want to remind everyone to be kind and not hurt others, especially young people. They are asking schools and grown-ups to help teach kids about being peaceful and how not to fight.

In May 2024, a special month will be set aside to help people learn about a sickness called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, which is a brain disease that makes it hard for people to move and do things. It's important to talk about this so that doctors can find better ways to help those who have this illness.

In November and December 2024, people in the United States will spend a whole month remembering families who lost someone to violence, trying to understand their pain, and talking about how to help them feel better. They want everyone to know that it's important to support these families and work together to make sure fewer people get hurt.

The U.S. Senate decided to make February 29, 2024, a special day called "Rare Disease Day" to help everyone remember and support people who have rare diseases, which are health problems that not many people have. This day is important for helping doctors figure out these diseases sooner and to encourage finding new ways to help people who have them feel better.

Congress wants to make October 23, 2024, a special day to teach everyone about a rare sickness called AADC Deficiency that makes some people's brains not work quite right because they don't have enough of a certain important chemical. By telling more people about it, they hope doctors can help kids with this sickness feel better and live happier lives.

H. RES. 1542 is a special request to make October 15, 2024, a day to remember and show support for families who have lost a baby or pregnancy, asking everyone to be kind and caring to those families on that day.

In February, there is a special time called Black History Month to learn about and celebrate the amazing things that Black people have done in arts like music, movies, and painting. This year, the focus is on how talented Black artists have made the world more colorful and exciting through their creations.

The resolution wants to make the third week of March 2024 "National CACFP Week" to celebrate a program that helps give good food to kids and grown-ups who need it in care centers and homes. It hopes to remind everyone how important it is to keep supporting and improving this food program.

The Senate has made a proposal to help fix the problem of children being taken away to other countries without permission by one of their parents. They want to make sure people know how much this can hurt the kids and the parent left behind, and they want to work harder with other countries to stop it from happening.

This bill wants everyone to know that February 29, 2024, should be called "Rare Disease Day" to remind people that some illnesses are very uncommon and need more help and attention to find cures and make life easier for those who have them.

In May 2024, there's a special day called National Fentanyl Awareness Day to help people learn about dangerous fake pills that look like medicine but aren't safe. The goal is to help families and kids understand the risks so they can stay safe and healthy.