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NAMI NEW JERSEY advocates to support, advance and defend the rights of
persons with mental illness and their families. To accomplish these goals
NAMI NEW JERSEY has a number of committees that meet to discuss issues
and recommend action. Reviews the governing rules of NAMI NEW JERSEY as provided in the Bylaws.
Recommends changes, amendments or modifications. Receives and reviews
bylaw changes in terms of legality, clarity of intent and the organizational
mission. Oversees the presentation of proposed bylaws for balloting purposes,
tabulating, and ruling on eligibility. Have general charge of affairs and the power to act between Board meetings
in matters that require an immediate decision. Functions in accordance
with Board policy. Serves as a planning committee and develops the Board
agenda. Reports actions to the Board. Members include the president, vice-presidents,
secretary and treasurer. Oversees all bookkeeping and other financial reports. Recommends depositories and investment practices. Reviews the budget process and modifications. Develops reimbursement policies. Make recommendations to the Board regarding fiscal and budgetary matters. Committee chaired by the treasurer. Advocates and promotes new and revision of existing, state and federal
legislation. Develops strategies to promote NAMI NEW JERSEY's position
on legislation. Educates government on health, social, vocational and
housing needs. Make recommendations to the Board. Functions to seek candidates and assess their qualifications. Provide
information re: trustee's role and meet candidates. Oversee the preparation
of the candidate's biographical statement, ballot preparation, mailing
and tabulation. Presents a slate of Officers of the Board at the annual
Board Reorganization evaluation. Plans regular and special NAMI NEW JERSEY programs. Make arrangements
for the Recognition & Awards Event and the Annual Conference. Recommends
cost and budget for functions. Oversees selecting speakers, award recipients,
facilities, invitations, printing, registrations, etc. Make recommendations
to the Board. Advocates and develops public policy positions. Monitors institutional
and community services; DMHS policies, activities, and budgets; and other
state agencies pertaining to mental illness. Oversees all public and private
sector issues regarding treatment, staffing, programming, funding, housing,
rehab, etc. Make recommendations to the Board. |
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