That the House of Representatives joins the voices for recovery to strengthen families and communities by—
promoting the possibility of recovery from substance use disorders in this and every month;
recognizing the importance of education on and prevention of substance use disorders and the critical importance and effectiveness of treatment and recovery services for substance use disorder;
applauding the countless national, State, and local community organizations for their work on recovery issues; and
honoring and celebrating—
the achievements of the more than 23 million people in the United States who are in recovery;
the many health care professionals and peers who help others engage in their own journey into recovery;
the tens of millions of recovery allies who support these people;
the recovery community organizations (RCOs) and providers who continue to support recovery support services; and
the work done to combat pervasive stigma associated with treatment and recovery.