NJAMHAA-FY23-Annual-Report

New Jersey Must Increase Support for Behavioral Health Partners in Care. A March 2022 report from SAMHSA found that the nationwide number of behavioral health social workers and caseworkers is only 55% of the optimal number required to meet the ever-increasing level of need and demand for their services. ...see more NJAMHAA Home • You 18 Breaking Barriers in Behavioral Health Care NJAMHAA also continued to increase its visibility by promoting its conferences and webinars in traditional media and on social media, and sharing social media posts by NJAMHAA members and other organizations about mental illnesses and substance use disorders, and related awareness observances, educational events and other news. From June 8, 2022 through June 15, 2023, NJAMHAA posted on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter 766 times. These posts were viewed nearly 52,370 times and generated 1,368 likes and reposts. In addition, the number of followers reached nearly 3,600. instagram.com/newjerseyamhaa facebook.com/NJAMHAA linkedin.com/in/njamhaa-home-76027955 twitter.com/njamhaa NJAMHAA also uses a web-based tool called Constant Contact to send the tri-weekly Newswire to members, and to promote events and extend its advocacy reach throughout and beyond the membership. 766 POSTS 52K VIEWS 1,368 LIKES & REPOSTS 3K+ FOLLOWERS