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Each year the Mental Health and Addiction Coalition hosts Annual Legislative Breakfasts, sponsored by the Mental Health Association and co-sponsored by various community organizations, to bring together elected officials, mental health and addiction professionals, community leaders, advocates, and concerned community members to discuss the issues affecting...
September is here, and New Jersey Statewide Student Support Services (NJ4S) Morris-Sussex is hitting the ground running, with multiple programs already scheduled across Morris and Sussex counties for the new school year! Launched in 2023 by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, NJ4S uses an innovative statewide hub-and-spoke model to...
September was filled with community, prevention and connection at Mental Health Association (MHA). From strengthening crisis response and addressing emerging public health concerns to supporting recovery and celebrating the dedicated people who make our work possible, our team continued to come together with partners, individuals, families, and communities...
Summer 2026 has been a season of connection, collaboration, and community engagement at MHA. From welcoming elected officials and community partners to participating in local events and coming together to support mental health awareness, our team has been proud to stay connected with the communities we serve. Welcoming Congresswoman LaMonica McIver MHA...
June was a month defined by advocacy, achievement, and collaboration at Mental Health Association. Across our programs and throughout New Jersey, we continued working alongside community partners, policymakers, and the individuals we serve to advance our mission of promoting mental health, recovery, and hope for all. Advocating for Mental Health at...
This May during Mental Health Awareness Month, we had the privilege of celebrating powerful moments of advocacy, recognition, partnership and healing across our organization and community. We started the month with our Derby Day With MHA event, and what a success it was. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the day so special, from the incredible...
At MHA our work extends far beyond programs and services, it lives in the connections we build, the communities we strengthen, and the people we have the privilege to serve every day. Over the past several weeks, we’ve had the opportunity to celebrate meaningful milestones, engage in important conversations around mental health and recovery, and continue...
This past weekend, we were proud to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month with one of our most anticipated events of the year, Derby Day, and what a success it was. From the moment guests arrived, the energy was undeniable. Community members, supporters, and partners came together for an afternoon filled with connection, celebration,...
At MHA, our work extends far beyond programs and services. It lives in the relationships we build, the conversations we foster, and the communities we engage. During the month of March, we had several meaningful opportunities to connect with partners and community members, each reinforcing the importance of collaboration in advancing mental health awareness...
On January 28, Mental Health Association (MHA) was proud to be part of two powerful Project Homeless Connect events, one in Essex County and one in Morris County, each grounded in a shared commitment to dignity, access, and community for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Across both counties, Project Homeless Connect served as...
