Sustainability, strategic partnerships, and long-term impact are essential for creating lasting change. Kudos to Racheal O’Dea, MHANJ’s Chief Administrative Officer, for representing us as a panelist at the New Jersey Society for Public Health Education (NJSOPHE)’s Mid-Year Meeting. Racheal contributed to a vital conversation titled, “Beyond the Grant Cycle: Sustaining Community Health Programs for Long-Term Impact”. This discussion tackled one of the biggest challenges in public health: ensuring that critical community programs don’t disappear when funding ends. (Racheal shown with other panelists, front row, second to right) Mental Health Association in New Jersey- Ocean County (fb)

NJ Connect for Recovery is offering a free webinar series for families concerned about a loved ones substance use. The next webinar in the series is entitled "Conflict in the Family" taking place on June 4th. To attend click the link below or scan the QR code on the flyer. https://tinyurl.com/yc77p9uc (fb)