In 2023, New Jersey became the first state in the nation to provide comprehensive mental health and wellness support to students at 45 eligible public and private institutions, removing barriers to mental health care statewide.

New Jersey’s partnership with Uwill provides students with no-cost, unlimited, 24/7/365 access to immediate mental health support, seamlessly complementing the work of campus counseling centers.

In 2023, New Jersey became the first state in the nation to provide comprehensive mental health and wellness support to students at 45 eligible public and private institutions, removing barriers to mental health care statewide.

New Jersey’s partnership with Uwill provides students with no-cost, unlimited, 24/7/365 access to immediate mental health support, seamlessly complementing the work of campus counseling centers.

The partnership:

By minimizing barriers to care, New Jersey is setting a powerful national example. This initiative champions student well-being, boosts student success and completion rates, and cultivates a resilient, future-ready workforce.

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The partnership:

By minimizing barriers to care, New Jersey is setting a powerful national example. This initiative champions student well-being, boosts student success and completion rates, and cultivates a resilient, future-ready workforce.

Learn More at OSHE

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Launch release: May 2023

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Renewal release: May 2024

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Data release: May 2025

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Renewal release: July 2026

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Partnership data:

Three Years of Impact

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114,537 therapy sessions

delivered to 23,295 students*

31% of therapy sessions occurred after-hours and on weekends

Nearly 34,000 therapy sessions took place during school breaks, when campus counseling centers are typically closed.

$2.3 million to $5.7 million estimated savings

for NJ students in out-of-pocket costs over three years**

51% of students

using Uwill never had an appointment with campus counseling center***

61% of students

came to Uwill because of a specific incident during the past year***

82% of those students

said having immediate access to a mental health counselor helps them feel better*

*Aggregate data from first three years of partnership
**Based on average insurance co-pay rates for therapy
**Data according to a Uwill administered student survey in November 2024