FY2025-Annual-Report

32 Meeting Challenges Head On National Arudia Legal Action Center Mental Health America National Alliance on Mental Illness National Association for Behavioral Healthcare N ational Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors International U nited Nations Convention of Rights of Citizens with Disabilities World Federation for Mental Health N ational Association of Puerto Rican and Hispanic Social Workers N ational Council for Mental Wellbeing and its Addictions Committee; Public Policy Committee; Ambassadors’ Network; and State Association Executives Committee National Hispanic Medical Association BioNJ Goals of Care Coalition of New Jersey HealthCare Institute of New Jersey National Alliance on Mental Illness - New Jersey National Association of Case Management N ational Center for Advocacy and Recovery for Behavioral Health New Jersey Center for Nonprofits New Jersey Coalition for Addiction Recovery Support New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey In addition, NJAMHAA and several other trade associations, as well as coalitions, are in-kind members. We continually share information that further bolsters all of the entities’ efforts to support providers and the individuals they serve. NJAMHAA’s in-kind members are encouraged to participate in NJAMHAA’s Membership Meetings, on practice groups and in meetings of the Education, Hospital Community Integration, Health Maintenance Organization and Life Sciences and Innovation Councils. They are: “ I am so impressed with all the support, collaboration, pertinent information, and professionalism NJAMHAA provides to those in our industry. It is easy to speak to potential members about the amazing advantages of becoming a member of NJAMHAA. ” Barbara Cashin Business Development Consultant, Discovery Institute for Addictive Disorders, Inc.