The resolution recognizes November 2025 as Family Caregivers Month in the District of Columbia, honoring the significant contributions of family caregivers who provide essential support to their loved ones facing aging, illness, or disability. It highlights the vital role these caregivers play in ensuring the dignity, independence, and quality of life for those they care for, while often managing their own responsibilities. With over 109,000 family caregivers in the District and a growing senior population, the resolution emphasizes the increasing need for caregiver services and the substantial value of their contributions, estimated at over $1 billion.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the efforts of local organizations that promote awareness and support for caregivers, advocating for policy solutions and community-based resources. By designating November as Family Caregivers Month, the Council aims to raise awareness about the importance of caregiving and the need for accessible resources and mental health support for caregivers. The resolution commends the dedication and compassion of caregivers throughout the District and takes effect immediately.