Expressing support for the designation of April as "Co-Occurring Disorders Awareness Month".

House Resolution 1165 is a bipartisan proposal that officially recognizes April as "Co-Occurring Disorders Awareness Month." The resolution aims to bring national attention to individuals who live with both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder simultaneously. While this measure does not create new laws or provide direct funding, it serves to reduce the social stigma surrounding these complex diagnoses and encourages increased public education and support for integrated treatment programs.