The resolution recognizes March 13, 2025, as Mental Health Advocacy Day at the Capitol in Kansas, highlighting the state's progress in improving access to mental health services, as evidenced by its rise to 22nd in the Mental Health America Report rankings. It emphasizes the importance of fostering a supportive community to encourage individuals, particularly youth, to seek help and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health treatment. The resolution also acknowledges the critical role of youth advocacy and prevention efforts in addressing mental health and behavioral health concerns among Kansas youth.

Additionally, the resolution commends the Kansas Mental Health Coalition for its collaborative efforts to enhance the lives of individuals with mental illness and for providing a platform for Kansans to share their experiences with policymakers. It notes the coalition's appreciation for the state's legislative and executive branches for their strategic planning and investment in behavioral health services. On Mental Health Advocacy Day, members of the Kansas Mental Health Coalition, along with youth advocacy groups, will visit the Capitol to engage with legislators and advocate for mental health services and wellness programs.