May is Mental Health Month 2026, a time to raise awareness about mental well-being and reduce stigma. It encourages self-care, early intervention, and access to mental health resources. Communities, organizations, and individuals are urged to support emotional wellness and advocate for understanding, support, and compassionate care.
Disability Pride Month, observed in July 2026, celebrates the accomplishments, contributions, and culture of people with disabilities. The month encourages awareness, inclusion, and advocacy, promoting pride in disability identity. Communities and organizations are urged to support accessibility, recognize achievements, and foster an inclusive society that values all abilities.
The Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary commemorates a historic law advancing equality, rights, and inclusion for all.
September 2026 is National Guide Dog Month, dedicated to celebrating guide dogs and their handlers. This observance highlights the skill, training, and dedication of guide dogs that empower people with visual impairments to live independently. Communities are encouraged to support guide dog programs and raise awareness about their importance.
September 2026 is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness, promoting prevention, and celebrating the resilience of individuals living with spinal cord injuries. Communities, healthcare providers, and organizations are encouraged to educate the public, support research, and empower those affected by SCI to live full and independent lives.
Support mental health this October during National Depression Education and Awareness Month — awareness, resources, and community matter.