Cape Assist, other local organizations and law enforcement continuing to work on limiting underage drinking in Cape May County this summer
Lynne Krukosky, February 23, 1951 - July 9, 2023
Public Invited to Bring Non-Perishable Food or Cash to Benefit Ocean City Food Cupboard
Donald M. Chervenak, MD, FACOG, will serve as the 231st president in the Society’s history
Unveiling New Premium Viewing Area – The Fly Zone – and Featuring Top Military Acts the U.S.
Dozens of Cape May County residents came together for a morning of service and community.
UTMS Students Lily Pettit and Frank Steelman Receive Award
After working hard on videos, essays, posters, and more, Cape May County students are recognized for their PSA submissions!
Cape Assist and local officials to host first of two town halls an effort to prevent underage drinking / marijuana use in Cape May Co. Youth
The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation has selected John Lynch of as the 2023 FORE Education Golf Tournament Honoree.
Cape Assist led the way for the many organizations who are now participating in the Police Department’s new anti-hate crime initiative
Business @ the Beach Expo Scheduled for April 19
Families gathered for some festive community fun on wheels.
Succeeding Despite Learning Struggles - Jordan Toma inspires students at all learning levels to overcome specific challenges
On March 17, 60 young teen women from Southern NJ schools attended Tween Tech Day for workshops involving STEM subjects.
Cape May County Democratic Committee Chairwoman, Marie Blistan spoke to members of The Upper Township Democratic Club at a recent meeting.
The Atlantic County Branch of AAUW recognized longtime member, Lynn Caterson as their 2023 Woman of Distinction at a luncheon on March 11.
Cape Assist and the Cape May County Healthy Community Coalition’s 2023 PSA Contest Calls on Youth to Creatively Address Community Concerns
Cape Assist is offering a $300 incentive for completing their FREE dinner and workshop for Military Families starting Feb. 27.
Don't trust NJDEP.... You may be surprised to find that a Riparian Claim made by the State of NJ is/was illegitimate
The 9th Annual Cape Assist P.R.I.D.E Conference sets the stage for a discussion on community supports and solutions
The Cape May Mental Health, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Board awarded Katie Faldetta for leading Cape Assist and community against drug misuse
The UT Democratic Club meets every first Tuesday of the month.
Jim Piston, longtime resident of Ocean City, passed away on Nov.19, 2022. He spent many happy days on the beaches and boardwalk with family.
2022’s growth is giving the Lower Township Healthy Youth Coalition (LTHYC) the momentum to kick-off the New Year with the right moves
Cape Assist's bi-monthly virtual courses aim to teach those working with youth to recognize, understand and respond to mental health.
The Greg DiAntonio Memorial Fund ends the holiday season with their third major contribution to Coastal Preparatory this year.
Upper & Lower Township communities came together for some Friday and Saturday night fun: Cape Assist’s Reels on Wheels, drive-in movies.
Here's an examination of Corruption at the NJDEP Bureau of Tidelands Management
The annual tree-lighting ceremony is dedicated to those celebrating recovery, struggling with addiction, and those who have been lost to it.
Annual Peer Leadership Conference Brings Over a Dozen Schools Together to Learn About Mental Health
A "Before Baker Street" adventure of Sherlock Holmes
Coastal Prep HS students bag Thanksgiving goodies for local food bank, while also receiving a generous donation for their own holiday cheer.
The Cape May County Quit Center at Cape Assist Sends a Somber Message with a Large Display for Annual ‘Great American Smokeout’
Deadline Quickly Approaching! Cape Assist Seeks Sponsors for their Annual Trees of Hope Dedication and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 1
Students from Cape May County Recovery High School take the day off from school for high speeds on the racetrack.
The Lower Township Healthy Youth Coalition to Host Youth Mental Health First Aid Training for Lower Township & Cape May County Communities
The first Big Lie was that Sandy was a "superstorm" that "destroyed" the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Then many more.
Guest speakers at the breakfast touched on the importance of addressing mental health as well as creating a safe environment for youth.
FDU’s Rothman Institute Recognized Ventnor City Firm for its Contributions to the Economy and Community