Senate Resolution No. by Senator Selders designates Monday, April 13, 2026, as Social Work Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. This resolution acknowledges the vital role social workers play in improving the lives of millions of Americans across various settings, including hospitals, schools, and community centers. It highlights their commitment to advocating for human well-being, supporting basic needs, and promoting dignity and fairness within diverse communities. The resolution also emphasizes the ethical principles guiding social workers, such as service, integrity, and the importance of human relationships.

The resolution celebrates the contributions of social workers, particularly in addressing challenges faced by individuals and families, including economic hardship, trauma, and mental health issues. It aligns with the theme for Social Worker Month, "Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform," which reflects the transformative impact social workers have on their communities. By designating this day, the Senate commends the efforts of social workers in Louisiana and recognizes their essential role in fostering hope and resilience among those they serve.