Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR175

Introduced
6/1/16  
Introduced
6/1/16  
Passed
6/2/16  

Caption

Commends Diane B. Stallings and The TUFF Project for their efforts to raise awareness about asthma.

Impact

The resolution points to the development of annual events such as the Walk for 'Fat' Health Walk, which not only promotes awareness but also serves as a fundraising platform for asthma research. By collaborating with healthcare professionals, Stallings has facilitated the delivery of essential information regarding asthma management, thus contributing to better health outcomes within the community. The TUFF Project's partnership with local healthcare institutions further underscores this initiative's role in addressing public health issues.

Summary

Senate Resolution 175 is a commemoration aimed at honoring Diane B. Stallings and her organization, The TUFF Project, for their significant contributions to raising awareness about asthma. The resolution highlights the personal tragedy that motivated Stallings to dedicate her efforts to preventing similar losses, stemming from the death of her son, Marvin J. Stallings Jr., due to respiratory failure. By elevating public understanding of asthma, the resolution recognizes the importance of health education in the community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR175 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating community activism and support for health education initiatives. Stakeholders and community members view the efforts of Dianne Stallings and The TUFF Project as inspiring, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in public health advocacy. The resolution reflects a shared appreciation for those who strive to make a difference in the lives of others by educating them about health risks and management strategies related to asthma.

Contention

While SR175 serves primarily as a commendation without opposing views typically associated with legislative bills, it highlights the vital role of community engagement in health awareness. The resolution does not appear to encounter significant contention; instead, it stands as a testament to the positive impact of localized health initiatives tailored to meet community needs. Rather than amending or establishing laws, SR175's focus lies in commendation, thus limiting any notable points of contention.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR112

Commends the organizers and participants of the asthma awareness event Walk for "Fat" Health Walk and Balloon Release

LA SR212

Recognizes May 31, 2019, as Adolescent Mental Illness Awareness Day in Louisiana and commends Alana Rainey on being crowned Mrs. Louisiana and her efforts to raise awareness about adolescent mental illness and to promote adolescent mental health.

LA SR80

Designates May 3, 2014, as "Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day in Louisiana" and commends the efforts of Ronnie Edwards in raising pancreatic cancer awareness.

LA HR31

Commends Kat Caillier and Team Kat for their efforts in raising breast cancer awareness

LA SR91

Commends Shirley Wilkins for community service in providing college scholarships for area students and promoting awareness of the effects of drinking and driving.

LA HR1990

Commending the Corpus Christi Chapter of the American Heart Association for its efforts to raise awareness about cardiovascular health.

LA HCR19

Designates January thirty-first of each year as Omphalocele Awareness Day in Louisiana and commends the Mothers of Omphaloceles for their advocacy efforts

LA HJR1321

A RESOLUTION to honor and commend efforts to raise awareness about runners' safety in Tennessee.

LA SR104

Commends Kid Energy USA on their efforts to educate children on safety and awareness in the petroleum industry.

LA HCR137

Commending Orange Grove High School Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America students for their efforts to raise awareness of cancer of unknown primary (CUP) origin and for choosing zebra stripes as the ribbon color to symbolize this rare form of cancer.

Similar Bills

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