This resolution officially designates November 2025 as 'National Homeless Children and Youth Awareness Month.' It's a symbolic measure that doesn't create new laws or programs, but rather calls attention to the serious problem of homelessness among children and young people in America. The resolution highlights some sobering statistics: nearly 1.4 million school-enrolled children were homeless during the 2022-2023 school year, and millions more young children and youth experience homelessness outside the school system. The resolution points out that homeless children face significant challenges—they're more likely to miss school, struggle with mental health issues including suicidality, and have lower graduation rates than their peers. The resolution expresses support for businesses, government agencies, organizations, schools, and volunteers working to address child and youth homelessness, and encourages them to intensify their efforts during November 2025 to raise awareness about the causes of homelessness and potential solutions.