The State of New Jersey Department of Health strongly supports effective observations and efficient strategies to monitor and prevent injuries and violence and to completely curb the resulting impacts in the community. The association strictly addresses the key causes of both intentional and unintentional forms of injuries at specific groups of populations and ages in the community to find the core of the problems and find solutions to them (Ridenour et al., 2019). This includes historic issues like racism and oppression which force some communities to be involved in activities associated with injuries and violence. New Jersey Department of Health identifies injury and violence as a public health problem in New Jersey. It directs its attention to identifying the role played by local health departments in defending and refining general community safety and health through collaborations and support. New Jersey Department of Health has devised strategies to discourse the origins of injuries and violence across all the ages within the people of New Jersey. The strategies go further to address the exact populations impacted by explicit injuries and acts of violence grounded on gender, age, disability, and race. Moreover, they ensure that proper public health interventions are employed and executed effectively in addressing the various groups of people. The strategies include:   * Training and support to increase the capacity of all local New Jersey-based healthcare departments on how to identify, address and monitor injury and violence-related occurrences with their trends.   * Increase funding of all the local health departments to help them maintain infrastructure and strategies of prevention. Also, to improve their surveillance, analysis of datasets, and enhance leadership positions.   * Implement methods that discourse protective and dangerous factors for different types of violence and injuries.   * Integrate the prevention of injury and violence in other correlated health efforts like maternal and child health.   * Educate and encourage representatives, institutions, and administrations to raise the alertness of injury and violence as a general public health problem.   * Support the development and implementation of surveillance and reporting systems across the state.   * Collaborate with local public health departments, community, and stakeholders through assisting efforts. Justification Injury and violence are significant problems in public health because they cause adverse effects on the general health of communities. They cause impacts like premature death, emotional trauma, disability, burdens to healthcare systems, forfeiture of productivity, physical trauma, and deprived mental health. Injury and violence usually comprise homicides, suicides, self-inflicted injuries, and also injuries resulting from undetermined intentions. Healthcare systems receive the entire burden resulting from this problem (Ertl et al., 2019). The predictability of injuries and violence is high; thus, it is easy to prevent and control their occurrence and hence avoid any adverse effect they can cause to an individual. In New Jersey, injuries and violence are the majo