H.R. 2283 is like giving special money to places that help veterans feel better, making sure these places are good at understanding different ways of life and using smart methods to help. The goal is to make sure veterans can get the mental health help they need in a way that feels right and works well for them.

H.R. 2469 asks an important official to learn about how helpers called abortion doulas can support people who have abortions, and if these helpers should be paid for through programs like Medicaid. The goal is to find out how these doulas can make things easier for people, especially those who don't have easy access to care, and then tell the government how to improve this help.

The bill wants March 2024 to be a special month where people learn about a sickness called endometriosis that hurts many women. It hopes to make doctors better at spotting it and find a way to help people who have it.

S. RES. 128 wants to make March 14, 2025, a special day called "Black Midwives Day" to say thank you to Black midwives for helping mommies and babies be healthy, especially in Black communities, by making sure they get better care. It also asks for more support and fewer rules in school and work for them, so they can help even more mommies and babies.

The "Elder Pride Act" is like a plan to help older LGBTQI people feel safer and better supported when they're older. It wants to make a special office and give money to help people in the countryside get the care and help they need.

This bill says that Black midwives, who help moms and babies when they're born, are very important and have made great contributions to keeping them healthy. It wants to make sure that more people can become midwives and that everyone gets the best care, no matter what, by supporting education and making rules fair.

H. RES. 1544 wants to make September 22, 2024, a special day called National Hispanic Nurses Day to say thank you to Hispanic nurses who help take care of people and make them feel better. It also gives a shout-out to a big group that supports these nurses and helps make sure everyone's healthcare is good and fair.

The bill wants to help veterans feel better by giving money to places that help with feelings, like special doctor offices, making sure they understand different cultures and use good methods. This will happen for three years with $20 million each year to make sure these places have enough money to help veterans, especially in places where it's needed the most.