Advocacy Resources


NJAMHAA's FY2025 Campaign, Diverse Faces: All Are Worthy of Full Investment

 

In January 2024, NJAMHAA launched a new campaign, Diverse Faces: All Are Worthy of Full Investment. It features several compelling examples of how behavioral healthcare and support services — and the workforce who provide them — enable New Jersey's diverse residents to lead the most fulfilling lives possible. It also illustrates the need for substantially increased funding and legislation to ensure that everyone receives the treatment and support they need to recover from mental illnesses and substance use disorders and achieve wellness and other goals.

 

NJAMHAA strongly encourages everyone to use the campaign brochure and videos on their websites and social media pages, and in advocacy to their local legislators.

  

One Page "Leave Behind": FY2025 Budget and Legislative Priorities

 

New Jersey Legislators

List of State Legislators – This list is alphabetical by Senate then Assembly, but you may sort by Party or District number.

 – You can also search for your legislators by municipality at the top of this list.

New Jersey Senate and General Assembly Leadership                     

New Jersey Senate Committees                           New Jersey General Assembly Committees 

New Jersey Congressional Delegation – House of Representatives

New Jersey U.S. Senators   


New Jersey Legislation

You may search for legislation by bill number, title, sponsor, key words and more on the New Jersey Legislature’s homepage or here.

 

Advocacy Materials

Rates and Contracts

 

New Jersey 1115 FamilyCare Comprehensive Medicaid Waiver

 


Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs)

 

Justice Involved Services

 

General

 

Federal

NJAMHAA Supports the nine federal bills on the National Council for Mental Wellbeing's priority agenda.

They may all be found in the following factsheets from the National Council.


For additional resources on specific bills and policy issues, see:
  Current Advocacy Issues


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