Louisiana 2010 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR28

Introduced
4/6/10  
Passed
4/6/10  

Caption

Commends the Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association and designates May 17, 2010, as the Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

Impact

This resolution serves as an appreciation of the efforts of foster and adoptive parents in Louisiana, recognizing their commitment to excellence in nurturing and caring for children who are often in vulnerable situations due to neglect or abuse. By designating a specific day to honor these families, the resolution aims to raise public awareness regarding the importance of support systems for foster and adoptive parenting, which ultimately contributes to better outcomes for children in the foster care system.

Summary

SCR28, a Senate Concurrent Resolution, commends the Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association (LFAPA) for its exceptional achievements and designates May 17, 2010, as Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. The resolution highlights the vital role played by LFAPA in supporting foster and adoptive families throughout the state, emphasizing their mission to empower these families through various services, including advocacy, communication, and training for better child care and family dynamics.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding SCR28 is positive, reflecting a collective acknowledgment of the essential services provided by LFAPA and foster and adoptive families. The resolution conveys a sense of gratitude and recognition from the legislative body of Louisiana, reinforcing the importance of community support for families taking on the critical responsibility of fostering and adopting children.

Contention

While SCR28 does not present significant points of contention, it does shine a light on the broader issues related to foster care and adoption in Louisiana, such as the continuous need for advocacy and resources for these families. It underscores the importance of legislative support in promoting awareness and enhancing the welfare of children in the state’s foster care system.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR64

Commends the Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association and designates May 17, 2012, as the Louisiana Foster and Adoptive Parent Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR113

Commends the Louisiana Counseling Association and designates May 9, 2019, as Louisiana Counseling Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR65

Commends the Louisiana Physical Therapy Association and designates April 10, 2018, as Louisiana Physical Therapy Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR195

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates May 24, 2016, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR36

Commends the Louisiana Physical Therapy Association and designates Tuesday, April 18, 2017, as Louisiana Physical Therapy Association Day at the state capitol

LA HCR87

Commends the Home Care Association of Louisiana for its achievements and designates Thursday, May 25, 2017, as Home Care Association of Louisiana Day at the state capitol

LA SR106

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 17, 2018, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SCR65

Recognizes September 2010 as Parent Teacher Association Month in Louisiana.

LA HR114

Commends the Louisiana Physical Therapy Association for its outstanding achievements and designates May 9, 2019, as Louisiana Physical Therapy Association Day at the state capitol

LA HR6

Commends the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association and designates Tuesday, April 11, 2017, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Day at the state capitol

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