Raquel Mazon Jeffers has dedicated her career to creating more integrated and community-based care systems at the state and national levels. She brings over 30 years of experience leading transformative public health initiatives to CHAP and previously served as Deputy Director of the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services for the New Jersey Department of Human Services.

Wendy McWeeny has spent over two decades working at the intersection of philanthropy and public health, bridging the global and local and championing the shift to systems-based approaches to change. Prior to CHAP, Wendy held a senior philanthropic and advisory role at the MCJ Amelior Foundation, the family foundation of Ray Chambers, U.N. and WHO Special Envoy.

Jhenielle Reynolds has worked in the public, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors and academia. She is also a practicing birth doula, childbirth educator, and Lactation Specialist and currently supports expectant families in northern New Jersey and parts of Manhattan. Jhenielle manages CHAP’s maternal health grants and serves as a liaison to the New Jersey Birth Equity Funders Alliance.