Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR60

Introduced
4/27/15  

Caption

Recognizes April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the Louisiana Senate and commends the city of New Orleans, Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge, Crescent City WIC Services of Gretna, and Family Tree Information Education Counseling Center of Lafayette for contributions in improving the health of Louisiana moms and babies.

Impact

The resolution underscores the importance of initiatives aimed at reducing infant mortality and improving health services for mothers and their babies. By raising awareness about the Healthy Start program, SR60 aims to bolster state and community support for public health initiatives that address maternal health disparities. The program's inclusion of diverse factors influencing health outcomes aims to provide more equitable healthcare access, especially for African American women residing in designated areas.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 60 recognizes April 28, 2015, as 'Healthy Start Day' at the Louisiana Senate. This resolution highlights the efforts of local organizations in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, among others, for their contributions to improving maternal and child health outcomes in Louisiana. It specifically commends agencies for being awarded grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to operate Healthy Start programs throughout the state.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding Senate Resolution No. 60 is largely positive, as it aligns legislative acknowledgment with public health advocacy. Supporters of the resolution see it as a vital step in addressing and recognizing the unique challenges faced by mothers and infants in Louisiana. A celebratory tone pervades the discussions accompanying the resolution, indicating a collective commitment to improving maternal and child health across the state.

Contention

While SR60 primarily focuses on commending local organizations and raising awareness about maternal health issues, it does not appear to have significant points of contention within the legislative discussions. The emphasis on collaboration and grants from federal resources presents a unified front among supporters, with no notable opposition recorded in the available documentation.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR56

Recognizes April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the Louisiana Legislature and commends the city of New Orleans, Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge, Crescent City WIC Services of Gretna, and Family Tree Information Education Counseling Center of Lafayette for contributions in improving the health of Louisiana moms and babies.

LA HR49

Designates Tuesday, April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the state capitol

LA SR59

Recognizes Tuesday, April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the Louisiana Senate.

LA SCR57

Recognizes Tuesday, April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the Louisiana Legislature.

LA SR39

Commends the service and contributions of The Links, Incorporated and recognizes Tuesday, April 10, 2012 as Louisiana Links Day at the State Capitol.

LA SCR126

Commends the service and contributions of The Links, Incorporated, and recognizes May 25, 2016, as Louisiana Links Day at the state capitol.

LA SR37

Commends the service and contributions of The Links, Incorporated and recognizes Wednesday, April 23, 2014, as Louisiana Links Day at the State Capitol.

LA SR37

Designates Wednesday, April 6, 2016, as New Orleans Day at the Louisiana Senate, commends the city of New Orleans and joins with the city in a celebration worthy of its unique contribution to Louisiana culture.

LA SR70

Commends the service and contributions of The Links, Incorporated and recognizes Wednesday, May 6, 2015, as Louisiana Links Day at the State Capitol.

LA SR40

Commends the Junior League for its contributions to the state of Louisiana and recognizes April 18, 2024, as Junior League Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.