April is Minority Health Month, when we amplify the voices of those working tirelessly to eliminate health disparities and promote access for all. But this year, we find ourselves in a moment of challenge. Across the nation, we are witnessing drastic cuts to Health and Human Services and the very Offices of Minority Health that have been lifelines in our communities. These offices were never luxuries; they were necessities advocating for policies, programs, and resources that ensured our most vulnerable populations had access to quality care. Now, as these critical supports face uncertainty, we must stand together, not in despair,