House Resolution No. by Representative Spell designates Monday, April 13, 2026, as Social Work Day at the state capitol in Louisiana. This resolution acknowledges the significant impact social workers have on the lives of millions of Americans through their work in various settings, including hospitals, schools, and community agencies. It highlights the commitment of social workers to improve human well-being, advocate for their communities, and support individuals facing challenges such as economic hardship, discrimination, and trauma. The theme for Social Work Month in 2026, "Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform.", emphasizes the transformative role social workers play in bringing hope and healing to the communities they serve.

The resolution expresses appreciation for the vital contributions of social workers and encourages Louisianians to join the National Association of Social Workers in celebrating their efforts. It recognizes the profession's growth, with over 810,000 social workers in the United States, who engage in direct practice, education, research, and community engagement to foster a fair and compassionate society. The resolution calls for support and recognition of the essential work social workers do to uplift and empower individuals and communities across the state and the nation.