A new wellness center aimed at helping individuals and families affected by substance use and mental health challenges has officially opened in Cape May County, expanding access to free peer-driven support services.
Community leaders, recovery advocates, and representatives from the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the Cape Assist Wellness Center, a new facility designed to strengthen recovery resources throughout the county.
Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and members of the prosecutor’s office attended the opening ceremony, highlighting the center’s role in connecting residents with support and recovery services.
Key Partner in Hope One Initiative
The Cape Assist Wellness Center serves as an important partner in the county’s Hope One initiative, providing Certified Peer Recovery Specialists at outreach events across Cape May County.
Officials said those specialists help connect individuals and families with resources, treatment options, support services, and recovery pathways.
“Cape Assist Wellness Center serves as a valued partner in the Hope One initiative by providing Certified Peer Recovery Specialists at all Hope One outreach locations,” the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office said.
Expanding Access to Community Resources
According to officials, the new center offers free, non-clinical support services driven by peers with lived experience. The facility is designed to assist individuals and families facing substance use disorders and mental health challenges.
“The Cape Assist Wellness Center provides free, non-clinical, peer-driven support for individuals and families affected by substance use and mental health challenges,” the prosecutor’s office said.
Officials added that the new location expands access to critical services and strengthens the network of support available throughout the county.
Community Leaders Celebrate Milestone
Representatives from the prosecutor’s office praised the organization’s continued commitment to serving local residents and supporting recovery efforts.
“We are proud to continue working alongside Cape Assist Wellness Center and our community partners to support individuals and families throughout Cape May County,” the office said.
The agency also congratulated the organization on the opening, calling it an important milestone for both Cape Assist and the broader community.
Key Points
• The Cape Assist Wellness Center has officially opened in Cape May County.
• The facility provides free, peer-driven support for individuals and families affected by substance use and mental health challenges.
• The center partners with the Hope One initiative by providing Certified Peer Recovery Specialists at outreach events throughout the county.
