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Bridgeton Police Athletic League (PAL)

Det. Josh Thompson: 609-381-1792 (call or text); Bridgetonpal@cityofbridgeton.com

• Programs for ages 6 – 18: Skating, Indoor & Outdoor Soccer, Cheerleading, Tutoring, Dance, Girl’s AAU Basketball and Boys’ Basketball

• Dates and times vary and are posted on our Facebook page and/or Instagram @Bridgeton_city_pal

Millville Police Athletic League (PAL)

Sgt. Jennifer Satero: (856) 825-7010 ext. 7323 (call only); Jennifer.satero@pd.millvillenj.gov

• Programs for ages 8– 17: Basketball, Flag Football, Cheerleading, Fishing, Explorers, Wrestling (ages 5-17), Swimming, Open Gym, and more

• Dates and times vary and are posted at www.millvillepal.org

Vineland Police Athletic League (PAL) 

Officer Philip Martinez: (856) 208-7252 (call or text); VinelandPAL@Vinelandcity.org 

• Programs for youth ages 7-17: Boxing, Karate, Boys & Girls Basketball, Girls in Action, Tutoring.
• Dates and times vary and are posted at www.Vinelandpal.org 

Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

• Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship. 

• Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri).  Summer enrichment programs offered for 6 weeks in July/August

• Website www.bgccumberland.org

Cumberland County Recreation

Omarey Williams: 856-200-3148 (call or text); omareywi@gmail.com

• Encourages athletic activity for youth and adults in Cumberland County; supports local organizations, sports leagues, and individuals to help them lead a healthy, fun, and active lifestyles. 
• Website https://www.explorecumberlandnj.com

Euphoria Game Center/United Advocacy Group 

Jamayra Castro: 856-243-5810 (call or text); Jamayra@unitedadvocacygroup.org

• Weekly game night for male and female teenagers on Fridays 5 pm-9 pm. Play the latest video games, board games, table games, and team activities along with unique monthly theme nights.
• Website https://www.unitedadvocacygroup.org or instagram.com/euphoria_gamezone

Life Worth Living, Inc./Credible Messenger Program

John Fuqua: 856-420-LIFE (5433) (call or text); JohnFuqua@lifeworthlivingnj.org

• Programs in gang prevention and intervention for youth/young adults (ages 12 to 25) through our Credible Messengers. Our Lifeline is monitored 24/7.  
• Will connect youth/young adults with life skills and recreation
• Website www.lifeworthlivingnj.org 

Positive Vibes

JT Burks: 856-462-2184 (call or text); JT.Burks@yahoo.com or www.positivevibesnj.com/contact

• Offers mentoring, outreach, and recreation (seasonal) for ages 5 and up. Events can be found at https://www.positivevibesnj.com/events

Ready Youth Program/Daniel’s Den

Victor Jimenez: 856-214-2886 (call or text); vjimenez@danielsdencc.org

• Victor Jimenez is a trained Credible Messenger located in Vineland. 
• Ready for Youth mentors youth in grades 6th-12th by engaging in large and small group sessions and programs like Tutoring, SAT Prep, ASVAB Prep; Music, Studio Recording; Sports/Fitness (Basketball, Weightlifting); and Creative Arts (Poetry, Photography). Programs offered mainly in the evening and in conjunction with the school year in 8-week blocks. Schedule of days and times in “Program Schedule” section of website: readyyouth.org 

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• Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

  Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

  • Offers Music Makers program which teaches various musical genres in relation to instrument, song/choir, and related performing arts.
  • Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship.
  • Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri). 
  • Website www.bgccumberland.org

  (KYMO) Keeping Young Minds Occupied

  Harlan Miller: 856-213-7605 (call or text); blueprintformusic88@gmail.com

  • Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship.
  • Engages community youth ages 14 to 17 in music production and performance, promoting health self-esteem, social skills, and emotional expression during early afternoon to early evening hours.
  • Website Coming Soon

  Ready Youth Program/Daniel’s Den

  Victor Jimenez: 856-214-2886 (call or text); vjimenez@danielsdencc.org

  • Victor Jimenez is a trained Credible Messenger located in Vineland. 
  • Ready for Youth mentors youth in grades 6th-12th by engaging in large and small group sessions and programs like Tutoring, SAT Prep, ASVAB Prep; Music, Studio Recording; Sports/Fitness (Basketball, Weightlifting); and Creative Arts (Poetry, Photography). Programs offered mainly in the evening and in conjunction with the school year in 8-week blocks. Schedule of days and times in “Program Schedule” section of website: readyyouth.org  

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Bridgeton Police Athletic League (PAL)

Det. Josh Thompson: 609-381-1792 (call or text); Bridgetonpal@cityofbridgeton.com

• Programs for ages 6 – 18: Skating, Indoor & Outdoor Soccer, Cheerleading, Tutoring, Dance, Girl’s AAU Basketball and Boys’ Basketball

• Dates and times vary and are posted on our Facebook page and/or Instagram @Bridgeton_city_pal

Millville Police Athletic League (PAL)

Sgt. Jennifer Satero: 856-440-3288 (call or text); Jennifer.satero@pd.millvillenj.gov

• Programs for ages 8– 17: Basketball, Flag Football, Cheerleading, Fishing, Explorers, Wrestling (ages 5-17), Swimming, Open Gym, and more

• Dates and times vary and are posted at www.millvillepal.org

Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

• Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship. 

• Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri).  

• Website www.bgccumberland.org

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302.

Bridgeton Police Athletic League (PAL)

Det. Josh Thompson: 609-381-1792 (call or text); Bridgetonpal@cityofbridgeton.com

• Programs for ages 6 – 18: Skating, Indoor & Outdoor Soccer, Cheerleading, Tutoring, Dance, Girl’s AAU Basketball and Boys’ Basketball

• Dates and times vary and are posted on our Facebook page and/or Instagram @Bridgeton_city_pal

Millville Police Athletic League (PAL)

Sgt. Jennifer Satero: 856-440-3288 (call or text); Jennifer.satero@pd.millvillenj.gov

• Programs for ages 8– 17: Basketball, Flag Football, Cheerleading, Fishing, Explorers, Wrestling (ages 5-17), Swimming, Open Gym, and more

• Dates and times vary and are posted at www.millvillepal.org

Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

• Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship. 

• Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri).  

• Website www.bgccumberland.org

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302. 

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

Gateway Wellness Center

Ashlee Todd: 856-497-6650 (call or text); gatewaywellnesscenter856@gmail.com

• Provides community-based outpatient treatment. Clinicians, individuals, and families collaboratively develop treatment goals to address mental, behavioral, and personal needs. Services are developed to uniquely meet the needs of children, adolescents, and adults. Mon-Fri 9 am – 8 pm; Sat 9 am – 3 pm
• Website: www.gatewaycapwellnesscenter.com

Life Worth Living, Inc./Credible Messenger Program

John Fuqua: 856-420-LIFE (5433) (call or text); JohnFuqua@lifeworthlivingnj.org

• Programs in gang prevention and intervention for youth/young adults (ages 12 to 25) through our Credible Messengers. Our Lifeline is monitored 24/7.  
• Will connect youth/young adults with life skills and recreation
• Website www.lifeworthlivingnj.org 

Positive Vibes

JT Burks: 856-462-2184 (call or text); jt.burks@yahoo.com or www.positivevibesnj.com/contact

• Offers mentoring, outreach, and recreation (seasonal) for ages 5 and up. Events can be found at www.positivevibesnj.com/events

Ready Youth Program/Daniel’s Den

Victor Jimenez: 856-214-2886 (call or text); vjimenez@danielsdencc.org

• Victor Jimenez is a trained Credible Messenger located in Vineland. 
• Ready for Youth mentors youth in grades 6th-12th by engaging in large and small group sessions and programs like Tutoring, SAT Prep, ASVAB Prep; Music, Studio Recording; Sports/Fitness (Basketball, Weightlifting); and Creative Arts (Poetry, Photography). Programs offered mainly in the evening and in conjunction with the school year in 8-week blocks. Schedule of days and times in “Program Schedule” section of website: readyyouth.org 

United Advocacy Group – Youth Mentoring

Taviaus Wilson: 732-241-9424 (call or text); taviaus@unitedadvocacygroup.org 

• Serve youth ages 12-19 who are at risk of becoming involved in the Cumberland County Juvenile Justice System.
• Provides one-on-one relationships with a trained, credible community worker with lived experience,
• Assistance and support for youth to remain compliant with court orders and/or probation requirements.
• The program engages at-risk students who exhibit consistent negative behaviors, i.e. repeated suspensions, fighting in school, truancy, blatant gang involvement, and/or have been involved in domestic violence.

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Bridgeton Police Athletic League (PAL)

Det. Josh Thompson: 609-381-1792 (call or text); Bridgetonpal@cityofbridgeton.com

• Programs for ages 6 – 18: Skating, Indoor & Outdoor Soccer, Cheerleading, Tutoring, Dance, Girl’s AAU Basketball and Boys’ Basketball

• Dates and times vary and are posted on our Facebook page and/or Instagram @Bridgeton_city_pal

Millville Police Athletic League (PAL)

Sgt. Jennifer Satero: 856-440-3288 (call or text); Jennifer.satero@pd.millvillenj.gov

• Programs for ages 8– 17: Basketball, Flag Football, Cheerleading, Fishing, Explorers, Wrestling (ages 5-17), Swimming, Open Gym, and more

• Dates and times vary and are posted at www.millvillepal.org

Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

• Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship. 

• Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri).

• Website www.bgccumberland.org

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302. 

Euphoria Youth Center – United Advocacy Group

Jamayra Castro: 856-305-7211 (call or text); Jamayra@unitedadvocacygroup.org

• Euphoria Youth Center provides a safe environment to socialize, play games, and engage in healthy life skills groups.
• The center is open to all Cumberland County youth ages 12-18, at moderate to high risk of involvement with the Juvenile Justice System.
• Website https://www.unitedadvocacygroup.org or instagram.com/euphoria_gamezone

Gateway Wellness Center

Ashlee Todd: 856-497-6650 (call or text); Email gatewaywellnesscenter856@gmail.com

• Provides community-based outpatient treatment. Clinicians, individuals, and families collaboratively develop treatment goals to address mental, behavioral, and personal needs. Services are developed to uniquely meet the needs of children, adolescents, and adults. Mon-Fri 9 am – 8 pm; Sat 9 am – 3 pm
• Website www.gatewaycapwellnesscenter.com

Life Worth Living, Inc./Credible Messenger Program

John Fuqua: 856-420-LIFE (5433) (call or text); JohnFuqua@lifeworthlivingnj.org

• Programs in gang prevention and intervention for youth/young adults (ages 12 to 25) through our Credible Messengers. Our Lifeline is monitored 24/7.  
• Will connect youth/young adults with life skills and recreation
• Website www.lifeworthlivingnj.org 

PathStone Corporation – Out of School Youth

Christine Colon: (856) 823-4328 (call or text); Chcolon@pathstone.org 

• Training & Employment Services. HISET Tutoring. Financial Literacy. Career Planning. 16-24 yrs old
• Website www.pathstone.org 

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302. 

Life Worth Living, Inc./Credible Messenger Program

John Fuqua: 856-420-LIFE (5433) (call or text); JohnFuqua@lifeworthlivingnj.org

• Programs in gang prevention and intervention for youth/young adults (ages 12 to 25) through our Credible Messengers. Our Lifeline is monitored 24/7.  
• Will connect youth/young adults with life skills and recreation
• Website www.lifeworthlivingnj.org 

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

Ready Youth Program/Daniel’s Den

Victor Jimenez: 856-214-2886 (call or text); vjimenez@danielsdencc.org

• Victor Jimenez is a trained Credible Messenger located in Vineland. 
• Ready for Youth mentors youth in grades 6th-12th by engaging in large and small group sessions and programs like Tutoring, SAT Prep, ASVAB Prep; Music, Studio Recording; Sports/Fitness (Basketball, Weightlifting); and Creative Arts (Poetry, Photography). Programs offered mainly in the evening and in conjunction with the school year in 8-week blocks. Schedule of days and times in “Program Schedule” section of website: readyyouth.org 

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Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County

Chris Volker: 856-982-1760 (call or text); cvolker@vinelandbgc.org

• Programs for youth ages 6-18 in academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship. 

• Hours are 2 pm-6 pm for after school (includes a meal); and 6 pm-8 pm for Triple Play Boxing (meets Wed-Fri). 

• Website www.bgccumberland.org

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302.

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

Police Explorers Program

Gives young adults a chance to explore all aspects of law enforcement, community services, and teamwork. It furthers youth’s general education and assists in preparing for a career in Law Enforcement or Military, if interested. 

• Sheriff’s: ages of 14 to 18; Contact: Sgt. Elizabeth Hoffman – elizabethho@co.cumberland.nj.us
• Website: www.ccsdnj.org/explorer-post-1.html
• Bridgeton: ages 14 to 21; contact: Sgt. Keristan Lowe 856-451-0033 x120; lowek@cityofbridgeton.com
• Millville: ages 13 to 17; contact: Officer Sean Guy – sean.guy@pd.millvillenj.gov
• Vineland: ages 13 to 17; Email VPDJuvenile@vinelandcity.org; 
• Website: www.vinelandpal.org/vineland-police-explorers

Euphoria Youth Center – United Advocacy Group

Jamayra Castro: 856-305-7211 (call or text); Jamayra@unitedadvocacygroup.org

• Euphoria Youth Center provides a safe environment to socialize, play games, and engage in healthy life skills groups.
• The center is open to all Cumberland County youth ages 12-18, at moderate to high risk of involvement with the Juvenile Justice System.
• Website https://www.unitedadvocacygroup.org or instagram.com/euphoria_gamezone

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June Gun Safety & Violence Awareness Month 

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302.

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

Playstreets

Activities for 2024 are starting!

• Check out Millville’s Playstreets dates!

Chapter XIII

Carl Moman: 856-405-1522 (call or text); chapter13xiii@gmail.com

• Chapter Xiii is a tutoring program that serves all ages, primarily focus is on middle school and older. They also provide mentoring services, behavior management services as well as peer conflict resolution and family resource assistance to those involved with the program.
• Additionally they offer Life skills, Financial Literacy and Home Economics.   
• Will provide weekly services at the Bridgeton Public Library, 800 East Commerce St. Bridgeton, NJ 08302.

Drug and Alcohol Services

Cumberland County Department of Human Services (First Step Clinic): 856-451-3727 (calls only)

• The program serves ages 12 and up.
• The program provides comprehensive drug and alcohol evaluations.
• Level .05 early intervention services.
• Level one outpatient treatment for substance abusing adolescents.
• Urine drug screens
• Case management/outreach coach services;
• Limited expedited evaluations at the Courthouse upon request of the Court; Family education, support, and treatment.
• Mental health evaluations, as needed.

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

Gateway Wellness Center

Ashlee Todd: 856-497-6650 (call or text); gatewaywellnesscenter856@gmail.com

• Provides community-based outpatient treatment. Clinicians, individuals, and families collaboratively develop treatment goals to address mental, behavioral, and personal needs. Services are developed to uniquely meet the needs of children, adolescents, and adults. Mon-Fri 9 am – 8 pm; Sat 9 am – 3 pm
• Website: www.gatewaycapwellnesscenter.com

Cumberland County Department of Workforce Development

Tim Andrews: 856-696-5660 x 3029; tandrews@ccoel.org (email or text)

• Offers Employment and Training Assistance for youth ages 16-24. 
• Office hours: M-F 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 
• Website http://www.co.cumberland.nj.us/workforcedevelopment

Gangsters Gone Godly

Melvin Negron: 609-746-8489 (call or text); gangstersgonegodly@gmail.com   

• Gangsters Gone Godly is an organization focused on helping ​empower and strengthen communities for preventative care and reentry back into society through Education, Employment, & Faith, Eligible ages start as young as 11.
• Website www.gangstersgonegodly.wixsite.com/gangstersgonegodly 

PathStone Corporation – Out of School Youth

Christine Colon: (856) 823-4328 (call or text); Chcolon@pathstone.org 

• Training & Employment Services. HISET Tutoring. Financial Literacy. Career Planning. 16-24 yrs old
• Website www.pathstone.org

Euphoria Life Summer Academy

Jamayra: 856.305.7211 (call or email); euohoria@unitedadvocacygroup.org    

• Mon – Fri, July 8 – August 9th, from 12pm – 5pm 
• Ages 13-19; held at 40 E. Commerce St. Bridgeton NJ 08302
• Free Summer Academy will be filled with fun trips, useful life skill lessons, community service, STEM, art, open gaming sessions and other fun activities with presenters that will keep you engaged. Lunch and Snacks are provided. You will learn something new each day and have fun doing so.  

2024 Summer in Cumberland Guide

Sam Williams: (856) 459-3081;  samuelwi@CumberlandCountyNJ.gov (call or email)

• Please see our annual 2024 Summer in Cumberland Guide.
• This guide provides a list of summer events/activities for children and families, including camps in the area.
• For more Guides & Directories go to: https://www.cumberlandcountynj.gov/human-services-guide 

Camp Us

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