Abstract
More than a year after a campaign highlighting the diversity of New Jerseyans and the need for mental health services and access to social determinants was launched by the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies Inc. (NJAMHAA), the organization has developed another campaign — this time with an emphasis on needed investments in the state's behavioral healthcare workforce.
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