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 place in the Mental Health America Report. It emphasizes the importance of fostering a supportive community to reduce stigma around mental health treatment and encourages youth involvement in advocacy and awareness efforts. The resolution acknowledges the ongoing mental health challenges faced by Kansas youth and the critical role of organizations like Youth Leaders in Kansas (YLINK) and the Kansas Mental Health Coalition in promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

Furthermore, the resolution commends the efforts of the Kansas Legislature, the Governor, and state agencies for their strategic planning and investment in a comprehensive range of behavioral health services. It also notes that youth representatives from YLINK and other groups will visit the Capitol on the designated day to engage with legislators and advocate for enhanced mental health services and wellness programs. The resolution was sponsored by a bipartisan group of senators and has been officially adopted by the Senate.