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Welcome to March
Our website recognizes each month's awareness information. We only provide information that is pertinent to addiction, recovery and to the agency's vision and mission statements.
This monthly observance aims to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving and to promote efforts to reduce alcohol and drug-related accidents on the roads.
It is aimed at encouraging safe driving practices, educating the public about the risks of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and promoting responsible behavior, particularly during the holiday season when there is often an increase in travel and social gatherings.
This monthly observance aims to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving and to promote efforts to reduce alcohol and drug-related accidents on the roads.
It is aimed at encouraging safe driving practices, educating the public about the risks of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and promoting responsible behavior, particularly during the holiday season when there is often an increase in travel and social gatherings.
This monthly observance aims to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving and to promote efforts to reduce alcohol and drug-related accidents on the roads.
It is aimed at encouraging safe driving practices, educating the public about the risks of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and promoting responsible behavior, particularly during the holiday season when there is often an increase in travel and social gatherings.
In the United States, DST begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November. This means clocks "spring forward" one hour in March and "fall back" one hour in November.
It's a day to recognize and appreciate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of employees in the workplace. Companies and organizations often celebrate by offering thank-you messages, awards, special events, or even bonuses to show their gratitude. It's a great time to reflect on how important employees are to the success of a business or organization!
Observed on Monday, March 10. Throughout the month of March, various organizations and communities will come together to shed light on the impact of HIV and AIDS on women and girls and to show support for those at risk of and living with HIV. The observance of NWGHAAD began in 2005 and has since been recognized annually. It serves as a reminder of the importance of HIV prevention, testing, and treatment services tailored to the needs of women and girls
Each year, the Global Recycling Foundation announces a theme for the observance. For 2025, the theme is "#RecyclingHeroes," recognizing individuals, communities, and organizations that have made significant contributions to recycling efforts. The foundation is currently inviting nominations for the #RecyclingHeroes 2025 competition, seeking to honor those who have championed recycling initiatives. Twenty winners will be selected globally, each receiving a prize of $500 and recognition across various media channels. The deadline for nominations is March 7, 2025.
National Certified Nurses Day is observed annually on March 19 to honor nurses who have achieved and maintained board certification in their specialty areas. In 2025, this day falls on a Wednesday. Established in 2008, the observance recognizes the dedication and expertise of certified nurses, highlighting their commitment to patient safety and quality care.
The American Red Cross Giving Day is an annual event dedicated to supporting disaster relief efforts. In 2025, the eleventh annual Giving Day is scheduled for Wednesday, March 26, during Red Cross Month. Your donation can help deploy emergency response vehicles, provide shelter, distribute cleanup kits, and offer financial assistance to families in need. Each contribution makes a significant impact on disaster relief efforts
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