New Jersey Health Initiatives

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Asbury Park

Meadowlands Transportation Brokerage Corp. d/b/a Meadowlink

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Atlantic City.

AtlantiCare Foundation

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Irvington.

Township of Irvington

Collaborating with our community for long-term healthier living.

United Way of Salem County

Developing paths to professional nursing careers for underrepresented populations.

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Asbury Park

Meadowlands Transportation Brokerage Corp. d/b/a Meadowlink

New Jersey Health Initiatives is a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. NJHI is dedicated to supporting innovations and driving conversations to build healthier New Jersey communities.

Nourishing the Atlantic City Community

May 22, 2017 /
Care AC

Aging Out Loud!

May 15, 2017 /
The Toms River Family Health & Support Coalition

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The deadline for NJHI: Next Generation Community Leaders has passed. Awards will be announced later in the Spring. Applicants can view a copy of their previously submitted proposals by logging into their existing profiles on MyRWJF, the online application system for the NJHI program.

The NJHI grant we received provided the engine we needed to transform our practice and prepare our workforce for the future of primary care.

— Robin O. Winter, MD, MMM, Director, John F. Kennedy Family Medicine Center

The Trust for Public Land is honored to have NJHI as a partner as we help Camden and other cities become greener, healthier, and more sustainable.

— Anthony Cucchi, NJ State Director, Trust for Public Land, Camden, NJ

Respecting our 150+-year commitment to children, NJHI funding allowed us to re-imagine and re-position our organization as a statewide leader in strengthening families by strengthening fathers.

— Karen Andrade-Mims, Executive Director, UIH Family Partners, Trenton, NJ