John F. Kennedy's New Jersey Commission on Mental Health

The New Jersey Commission on Mental Health, established during John F. Kennedy's presidency, aimed to improve mental health services across the state. It focused on understanding mental health needs, reducing stigma, and expanding access to care. The commission recommended policies for better treatment facilities, increased funding, and community-based support systems. Its efforts were part of broader national initiatives to address mental health issues more effectively, emphasizing prevention, early intervention, and integrated services to promote recovery and well-being for individuals with mental health conditions.