This resolution expresses support for designating October as "National Promotoras Month" to recognize community health workers who serve as cultural and health bridges in underserved communities. Promotoras, often women-led multilingual workers, provide health education, disease prevention, and support services to historically marginalized populations including rural communities, immigrant and refugee groups, Tribal nations, and agricultural workers. The resolution acknowledges that despite their proven effectiveness in reducing emergency room visits, improving chronic disease management, and saving money on healthcare costs, promotoras remain underrecognized and undercompensated with inconsistent training and limited professional development. The House commits to supporting stronger policies for the promotora workforce, including sustainable funding and equitable compensation, and encourages collaboration between federal agencies, states, and community organizations to expand these programs. This resolution carries no direct federal funding or implementation timeline but aims to raise awareness and advance future policy support for this workforce.