The House Resolution No. aims to declare August 3-9, 2025, as National Health Center Week in Michigan, recognizing the significant contributions of community health centers over the past 60 years. These centers provide high-quality, affordable primary and preventive health care to medically underserved communities, serving over 675,000 residents in Michigan through more than 450 sites. They play a crucial role in addressing health care needs across diverse populations, offering comprehensive services that include primary care, behavioral health, and nutrition, while also generating substantial economic impact within the state. The resolution highlights the importance of community health centers in improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and responding to public health crises, such as the opioid epidemic and natural disasters. It emphasizes the centers' commitment to patient engagement through governance by patient-majority boards and their effectiveness in overcoming barriers to healthcare access. By declaring National Health Center Week, the resolution aims to honor the dedicated staff, board members, and patients of these centers, celebrating their vital role in shaping the future of America's healthcare system.