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Current Drug Trends in Cape May County

Sat, Mar 07

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Tabernacle United Methodist Church

Join local experts for an important community conversation about emerging drug trends, warning signs, and prevention strategies impacting Cape May County. Learn how you can help protect our families and strengthen community wellness.

Current Drug Trends in Cape May County
Current Drug Trends in Cape May County

TIME & LOCATION

Mar 07, 2026, 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM

Tabernacle United Methodist Church, 702 Seashore Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204, USA

ABOUT THE EVENT

Cape Assist invites community members, parents, educators, youth-serving professionals, and concerned residents to attend a free educational panel discussion focused on the current drug trends affecting Cape May County.


During this presentation, local professionals from prevention, healthcare, recovery support, law enforcement, and forensic science will share up-to-date information about emerging substances in our area, including what is being seen locally, how these substances are impacting our community, and what warning signs families and caregivers should be aware of.


Participants will learn:

  • Current and emerging substances appearing in Cape May County

  • Local overdose and safety concerns

  • Signs and symptoms of substance use

  • Prevention and early-intervention strategies

  • Resources available for individuals and families

  • How community members can play a role in prevention


This program is designed to be informative, practical, and accessible. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, educator, coach, youth worker, or simply a concerned community member, this event will provide valuable knowledge to help keep our community safe.


Have a question for the panel?

Submit it in advance at: www.capeassist.org/drugtrends


Panelists

  • Joe Faldetta, CPS, LAC, LCADC, CCS, CPRS – Director of Prevention Services, Cape Assist

  • Kelly Benigno, BSN, RN, FN-CSA – Wellness Center Coordinator, Cape Assist

  • Nina House, CPRS – Peer Recovery Coach, Cape Assist

  • Ken Hand – Forensic Chemist / Laboratory Director, Cape May County

  • Detective Mary Rybicki – Community Outreach Coordinator, Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office


Who Should Attend

  • Parents & caregivers

  • Educators & school staff

  • Youth-serving organizations

  • Healthcare professionals

  • Coaches & mentors

  • Community members


Contact

For more information, contact Cape Assist at info@capeassist.org or by calling (609) 522-5960.



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