The resolution honors Bailey Cox, a senior at Hoover High School, for her exceptional contributions to her school and community, particularly in the realm of mental health advocacy. Since 2001, Alabama Public Television has recognized young heroes, and Bailey is celebrated for her academic excellence, maintaining a 3.75 GPA while actively participating in various school organizations, including the Student Government Association and the Distributive Education Club of America. Her commitment to service is further demonstrated through her involvement in programs like Peer Helper and Teens Need Teens, as well as leadership roles in community initiatives such as the Ignite Hoover Youth Leadership Program.

Bailey's most significant impact has been her advocacy for mental health awareness, exemplified by her organization of a public panel titled "BA;LEY," which addressed self-harm and mental health issues among youth. Sharing her personal journey with depression and self-harm, Bailey has worked to reduce stigma and provide hope to others facing similar challenges. Her advocacy extends beyond local efforts, as she and her mother plan to speak at national events and engage with legislators to promote mental health resources. The resolution commends Bailey Cox for her resilience and dedication, recognizing her as a true inspiration and a deserving recipient of the Young Heroes award from Alabama Public Television.