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New partnership with the New Jersey Department of Corrections will expand access to treatment, assessment and recovery-focused education for individuals across the state’s correctional system.

Maryville Integrated Care has been selected to provide substance use disorder treatment and recovery education services for the New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC). The new partnership expands Maryville’s longstanding mission to bring high-quality, evidence-based care to people and communities throughout New Jersey.

Maryville will provide substance use disorder treatment at Edna Mahan Correctional Facility and South Woods State Prison, which together have 536 designated treatment beds. The program will also include substance use disorder assessments at designated intake facilities and recovery-focused education for individuals in General Population and Restorative Housing settings throughout New Jersey’s correctional system.

The partnership expands Maryville’s work with justice-involved individuals and reflects a core belief that has guided the organization for decades: everyone deserves access to effective treatment and the opportunity for recovery.

“For more than 75 years, Maryville has believed that recovery is possible and that every person deserves to be treated with respect and dignity,” said Jared Levy, Chief Executive Officer of Maryville. “We’re proud to partner with the New Jersey Department of Corrections to bring that commitment to people in the correctional system. This partnership gives us the opportunity to help individuals build healthier futures, strengthen their recovery, and prepare for a successful return to their communities.”

 Continuing Maryville’s Mission

The partnership represents both a new chapter for Maryville and a continuation of the mission that has guided the organization for more than seven decades: helping individuals and families improve their health and wellness through high-quality, integrated treatment, recovery support and education.

As Maryville prepares to launch services across the NJDOC system, that mission remains at the heart of this work: providing compassionate, evidence-based care, supporting recovery, and helping people successfully return to their communities.

The Board of Trustees proudly announces the promotion of Jared Levy, MBA, CPA from Chief Operating Offer to Chief Executive Officer for Maryville Integrated Care. Jared has been with Maryville for 10 years. He succeeds Kendria McWilliams who retired after 14 years as CEO at Maryville.

Jared is a seasoned executive leader with deep expertise in nonprofit financial management, operations, and strategic planning. He has more than 15 years of experience driving organizational growth and efficiency. Jared leads cross-functional teams spanning finance, development, compliance, and quality improvement. Previously as Chief Financial Officer, he implemented strategic financial controls and resource planning systems that enhanced fiscal responsibility and operational performance. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Jared is known for fostering collaborative environments while streamlining processes to improve outcomes.

With an MBA from Texas A&M University and a BS in Business Administration from Drexel University, Jared combines technical financial acumen with strategic insight, making him a trusted leader in mission-driven organizations. Before joining Maryville, Jared served as Corporate Controller at Archway Programs and began his career at Bowman & Company LLP.

Celebrating 76 years, Maryville Integrated Care provides a range of treatment services and supports, including inpatient detoxification and treatment, outpatient and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) services at our Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics, mental health treatment, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), in-community programs, peer recovery support services, alumni services, and family support groups. Maryville also provides community outreach as well as education and prevention services to schools, corporations, social service agencies and the general community.

Maryville was recently awarded New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services funding to launch a Medical-Legal (MLP) Partnership. A medical-legal partnership is a collaboration between health care providers and attorneys and aims to tackle social needs that have an impact on health. MLPs work to improve health equity by incorporating legal services into health care settings. MLPs can address legal needs such as housing, employment, immigration, and family law matters. They can also reduce stress, improve mental health, and improve treatment adherence. Maryville will hire attorneys who will assist inpatient and outpatient clients with their legal challenges. Services will be available at our Williamstown, Pemberton, Turnersville, and Vineland sites.

Following 14 highly effective years at Maryville Integrated Care, CEO Kendria McWilliams retired in September.

Kendria has overseen significant growth during her time at Maryville, expanding to five physical locations serving all New Jersey counties, increasing the annual operating budget by $20 million, and building a full continuum of care. Under her leadership, the agency has transitioned from Maryville Addiction Treatment Center to Maryville Integrated Care, providing prevention, education, inpatient and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic integrated care, and recovery support services for over 12,000 people a year.  Specialized medical, medication assisted treatment, care management, peer recovery, alumni, and overdose reduction programs and services for underserved populations in facility and in community have been developed in partnership with dozens of medical, social service, and government agencies.  Additional programs for special populations including Spanish-speaking individuals, the LGBTQIA+ community, and adolescents have grown significantly.  Outcomes for these innovative programs and services are excellent, leading the way for expansion and replication of these highly successful programs.

Kendria received numerous awards and recognitions from state leadership and advocacy agencies during her tenure.  In April, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award in Visionary Leadership from the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies in recognition of her outstanding service to Maryville Integrated Care and New Jersey.

The Lerepco IT Group is collecting gently-worn winter coats for adults and youth served by Maryville.

The drive runs now through December 15th.

We have the following in-community drop-off locations:

• Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) – Student Success Center, Mt. Laurel
• The Lerepco IT Group – 110 Marter Ave, Suite 310, Moorestown
• The Cosmo Club – 7 Wilkins Station Rd, Medford

For details, please contact Kim Leiby at kleiby@lerepco.com or 856-206-5597.

To hold your own drive, please contact development@maryvillenj.org.

Cold Weather Clothing Drive

We’re collecting new socks, hats, and gloves to help our clients in need stay safe and warm through the winter months.

We have the following in-community drop-off locations:

• Adjust Your Sleep Mattress Boutique – 888 NJ-73, Marlton (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday)
• Huntington Learning Center – 301 Old Marlton Pike #2, Marlton (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Thursday)
• Huntington Learning Center – 860 Rt. 168, Suite 102, Turnersville (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Thursday)
• The Lerepco IT Group – 110 Marter Ave, Suite 310, Moorestown (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday)
• Profound Sound & Video – 5 Perina Blvd, Suite 200, Cherry Hill (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday)
• VoIP Doctors – 1000 S. Lenola Rd, Bldg One, Suite 104, Maple Shade  (9 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday)

You can also donate financially and we will shop for you or you can shop our Amazon Wish List to send items directly to us.

For more details or to host a drop-off location, contact development@maryvillenj.org or visit maryvillenj.org.

Welcome Kelly to Maryville’s Leadership Council!

Kelly is the owner of Adjust Your Sleep Mattress Boutique where she helps families and individuals reclaim restful, healthy sleep by creating the perfect sleep system. She has over 19 years of experience in the sleep consulting and design field. Kelly brings warmth, real-life understanding, and expert guidance to every client relationship. Her approach is rooted in compassion, practicality, and a deep belief in the power of routine and rest. Kelly loves being part of a connected community and is passionate about supporting others.

Kelly is a dedicated wife of 35 years, mother of four, and proud grandmother of three. Beyond her professional work, Kelly is deeply committed to community. Whether she is supporting other business owners through a host of networking events or volunteering locally, she believes in the power of connection and showing up for others. Sleep may be her specialty, but kindness and care are at the heart of everything she does. When you work with Kelly, you’re not just getting a consultant – you’re gaining a compassionate partner and friend.

Thanks to funding from Burlington County, Maryville is now operating the Burlington County Recovery Resource Center within the Human Services Building in Westampton. The program offers recovery supports and activities for county residents in recovery from substance use. Call 609-726-7087 for more information.

Thanks to funding from the New Jersey Department of Health, we launched a Harm Reduction program in Burlington County. Services include access to supplies, Narcan, resources, referrals, and overdose prevention training. For more information, call 609-519-1816.

With funding from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, we added a housing case manager to our staff to provide housing assistance for individuals with a substance use disorder.

We were awarded our first contract from the New Jersey Department of Children and Families to expand our adolescent substance use services to our future outpatient center in Voorhees.

Welcome Matt to Maryville’s Leadership Council!

Matt joined NSM Insurance Brokers in 2024, where he serves as a dedicated Risk Advisor, specializing in behavioral health and human services organizations. In his role, Matt is responsible for the design, implementation, and oversight of comprehensive risk management strategies, as well as securing tailored insurance placements that help safeguard his clients and the communities they serve. His expertise in this sector enables him to craft highly effective solutions that protect organizations from the unique risks they face in providing essential services.

With over two decades of experience in sales, management, and the insurance industry, Matt brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of success. Before joining NSM Insurance Brokers, he served as a National Accounts Producer at a prominent insurance firm, where he worked with organizations that required sophisticated, multifaceted risk management solutions. This experience honed his ability to navigate complex risk landscapes and deliver personalized strategies for clients with diverse and intricate needs.

Matt’s educational background further complements his professional experience. He holds a degree in Information Sciences and Technology from The Pennsylvania State University, a foundation that has enabled him to leverage data-driven insights in his risk management strategies.

With a strong commitment to excellence, Matt is driven by a passion for helping his clients mitigate risks, enhance their resilience, and achieve long-term success. His ability to combine industry expertise with a customer-focused approach has made him a trusted advisor to the organizations he serves.

Following 14 highly effective years at Maryville Integrated Care, CEO Kendria McWilliams announced her upcoming retirement, which will occur in September, 2025. Kendria has overseen significant growth during her time at Maryville, expanding to five physical locations serving all New Jersey counties, increasing the annual operating budget by $20 million, and building a full continuum of care. Under her leadership, the agency has transitioned from Maryville Addiction Treatment Center to Maryville Integrated Care, providing prevention, education, inpatient and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic integrated care, and recovery support services for over 9,000 people a year. During her tenure, Kendria has maintained focus on the ever-evolving needs of the community and has worked to meet those needs in real time.

Upon Kendria’s retirement, Jared Levy, Chief Operating Officer at Maryville, will assume the Chief Executive Officer role. Jared has been with Maryville for nine years and has 18 years’ experience in management and financial positions.

The Maryville Board of Trustees and staff are grateful for Kendria’s many contributions to Maryville and to the residents of New Jersey. We wish her well in her next chapter.

To read the full press release, click HERE.