Senate Resolution No. commemorates March 2025 as Social Work Month, recognizing the vital role social workers play in enhancing the welfare of individuals, families, and communities. The resolution highlights the theme "Social Work: Compassion + Action," emphasizing the extensive education and training social workers undergo to effectively advocate for social justice and improve living conditions. It acknowledges the historical contributions of social workers in advocating for significant social policies, such as Social Security and equal rights, and their ongoing commitment to addressing pressing societal issues, including mental health care and child protection.

The resolution also notes the growth of the social work profession, with over 800,000 expected to be employed by 2033, and recognizes the more than 30,000 licensed social workers currently in Michigan. It calls upon citizens to join the National Association of Social Workers in celebrating the contributions of social workers, who are essential in tackling contemporary challenges and improving the quality of life for many across various sectors, including education, healthcare, and social services.