The conversation around mental health and wellness in New Jersey continues to grow, and two major developments are helping to push that momentum forward. Calmerry, a digital-first mental health platform, has announced a new partnership with The Fund Racing Alliance (TFRA), while OneWell Health Care is expanding its footprint in the state with new leadership and a Princeton office. Together, these initiatives are creating broader access to resources for individuals, families, and mission-driven organizations across the Garden State.
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Calmerry and The Fund Racing Alliance: Expanding Mental Health Support
Calmerry, known for its secure and accessible online therapy services, has teamed up with The Fund Racing Alliance to provide nonprofits with new tools to support mental health.
This partnership is more than just about offering therapy sessions—it’s about creating a framework where nonprofits can actively integrate mental health advocacy into their missions. By working with TFRA, Calmerry aims to equip mission-driven teams with resources that are secure, affordable, and tailored to the unique pressures nonprofit professionals face.
Why It Matters
- Nonprofits under pressure: Many nonprofit workers experience high stress as they balance demanding missions with limited budgets.
- Breaking stigma: By making mental health resources readily available, Calmerry and TFRA are helping normalize conversations around stress, burnout, and overall well-being.
- Community-wide impact: Stronger mental health support for nonprofit teams can ripple outward, improving how these organizations serve their communities.
The collaboration is a signal that the mental health movement is broadening—extending beyond individuals to entire organizations that play vital roles in New Jersey’s social fabric.
OneWell Health Care Expands in New Jersey
Meanwhile, OneWell Health Care, a provider specializing in services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), is deepening its commitment to New Jersey. The organization is opening a new office in Princeton and welcoming fresh leadership to guide its mission.
What’s New
- Princeton presence: The new office expands OneWell’s accessibility in Central New Jersey, making it easier for families and individuals to connect with vital services.
- Leadership expansion: New leadership is bringing renewed focus and strategy to OneWell’s operations, with a commitment to community-centered growth.
- Enhanced services: The organization continues to broaden its offerings, empowering individuals with IDD to achieve independence and thrive within their communities.
Why It Matters for New Jersey Families
OneWell’s expansion highlights the ongoing demand for specialized health care services in New Jersey, particularly for those navigating life with IDD. Families often face challenges accessing consistent, high-quality support, and this expansion provides more opportunities for personalized care close to home.
A Broader Health and Wellness Landscape
These developments represent two important threads in New Jersey’s evolving health and wellness story:
- Mental health advocacy and access through innovative partnerships like Calmerry and TFRA.
- Specialized, community-based care through organizations like OneWell Health Care.
Together, they illustrate how health care in New Jersey is expanding to be more inclusive, proactive, and community-driven.
For residents, this means more access points, stronger networks of care, and a growing acknowledgment that mental health and specialized health services must stand alongside traditional medical care as priorities for the future.
Looking Ahead
As the state continues to expand health and wellness resources, the message is clear: New Jersey is committed to supporting its residents in every dimension of care. Whether through nonprofit empowerment, digital-first therapy solutions, or in-person community services for individuals with IDD, these initiatives ensure that wellness is more than an idea—it’s becoming part of the state’s infrastructure.
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