The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey (JFSNJ) has announced its new behavioral health services offerings and the hiring of two professionals, Colleen Patrick and Chana Crawford, to support the program. This new program builds upon the long-standing success and reputation of JFSNJ’s inclusive spaces and programs, such as the JCC Camps at Medford’s Open Hearts/Open Doors program, supportive services and programs offered by Jewish Family & Children’s Service, and the residential program at Weinberg Commons for adults with disabilities. Patrick has been tapped as the director of Community Behavioral Health, and Crawford will serve as Supportive Services manager at the Sari Isdaner Early Childhood Center at the Katz JCC. As JFSNJ’s director of Community Behavioral Health, Colleen Patrick, Ed.S., BCBA, will provide services to those in need throughout JFSNJ, its family of agencies, and the broader community. Her background spans a broad spectrum of clinical environments, including pediatric medical care, behavioral health treatment, addiction recovery programs, educational settings, and both inpatient and outpatient hospital care–as well as end-of-life and hospice services.