South Jersey AIDS Alliance

South Jersey AIDS Alliance Serving Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland & Salem counties in Southern New Jersey.

Founded in 1985, by a group of concerned community members, South Jersey AIDS is a caring and compassionate organization dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS. South Jersey AIDS Alliance is a partner agency of the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey and MANNA by the Shore of Northfield, NJ.

💜 Another Community Partner Helping Save Lives! 💜We’re excited to welcome the Family Empowerment Group Center in Gallowa...
09/03/2026

💜 Another Community Partner Helping Save Lives! 💜

We’re excited to welcome the Family Empowerment Group Center in Galloway as our newest location offering 24-hour access to FREE naloxone kits, made possible through Atlantic County Opioid Settlement Funds!

Blanca Valentin, Clinical Director of Recovery Services, and Steve Murray, Director of Community Outreach for Family Empowerment, are proud to support this lifesaving initiative and help ensure naloxone is available when and where it’s needed.

💜 Be prepared. Carry naloxone. Save a life. 💜

Every kit in the community is another opportunity to prevent an overdose from becoming a tragedy.

We are so proud to have wonderful partners, like The Branches Outreach, Cape Assist Wellness Center and Cape May County ...
09/02/2026

We are so proud to have wonderful partners, like The Branches Outreach, Cape Assist Wellness Center and Cape May County Prosecutors Office in Cape May County!!

Yesterday was International Overdose Awareness Day, a day dedicated to remembering those we have lost to overdose, supporting those affected by substance use, and recognizing the people working every day to make recovery possible.

So today, we want to share a little more about how The Branches Outreach represented the meaning behind Overdose Awareness Day. Last Wednesday, The Branches Outreach was honored to be recognized by Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional CARES, the National Center for Advocacy and Recovery for Behavioral Health (NCAAR), and the Cape May County Board of County Commissioners at the Cape May County Overdose Awareness event.

This photo represents the wonderful organizations that provide free Narcan, wellness promotion, recovery, and harm reduction.
{In the photo: Cape Assist, South Jersey Aids Alliance, Hope One of Cape May County, and Cape Assist Wellness Center

Our Philosophy (worth the long read) :

You cannot save someone. But you can refuse to give up on them.
That philosophy is at the heart of the work being done at The Branches.

We have the privilege of walking alongside people during some of the hardest moments of their lives...whether it's people struggling with substance use, people beginning recovery, people returning to recovery, or people simply trying to make it through another day.

The Branches believes that recovery is possible, every life has value, and no one should be defined by the hardest chapter of their story.

The role of an organization like The Branches is not to determine when someone is ready to change or dictate what their journey should look like. It is to meet people where they are, without judgment, and provide dignity, respect, compassion, and a door that remains open.

Sometimes that means connecting someone with treatment.
Sometimes it means recovery support or sober living.
Sometimes it means a meal, a shower, an identification card, transportation, a conversation, or simply having someone there to say:

“We’re still here when you’re ready.”

Overdose Awareness events like this serve as an important reminder of the lives lost, the families and friends who continue to carry those losses, and the incredible courage of the people who are still here.

The Branches Outreach is deeply grateful to its staff, volunteers, community partners, and supporters who continue to show up for people throughout Cape May County.

The organization is also grateful to the individuals who have trusted The Branches enough to allow its team into some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

Today and everyday, we remember those who did not get the chance to see recovery.

And for every person who is still here, The Branches will continue to stand firmly behind a message that guides this work every day:

Recovery is possible.

SJAA is so proud to be able to provide these Narcan boxes throughout Cape May County, like the one at the Cape Assist We...
09/02/2026

SJAA is so proud to be able to provide these Narcan boxes throughout Cape May County, like the one at the Cape Assist Wellness Center ! If any other organizations would like to be able to provide a box at their location, please reach out to Rebecca at 609-551-4412! Thank you for your collaboration Cape Assist!

Join us tonight for the candlelight overdose! 💜Doors open at 6pmCeremony begins 6:30pmCumberland County Fairgrounds Brin...
08/31/2026

Join us tonight for the candlelight overdose! 💜
Doors open at 6pm
Ceremony begins 6:30pm
Cumberland County Fairgrounds
Bring a lawn chair. Limited seating available.

08/30/2026

📣 It's the final countdown to our International Overdose Awareness Day event! In honor of IOAD, we'll be sharing some key facts about overdose prevention & response.

One of the most common (and understandable!) questions that come up in overdose response trainings is "What happens if you give Narcan to someone who doesn't actually need it?"
Thankfully, the answer is pretty simple: Narcan/naloxone works by blocking opioid receptors, so if there aren't any opioids in their system, it won't harm them. If someone is showing the signs of an overdose, you should go ahead and administer the Narcan, even if you're not 100% sure (it's a better safe than sorry scenario!)

Harm Reduction Sisters will be providing free Narcan and educational materials at our International Overdose Awareness Day event this Saturday! Come join us at Lincoln Park in Duluth from 4pm-8pm for an evening of live entertainment, education, local resources, a community meal, and an overdose vigil to honor those we have lost to overdose 💜 We hope to see you there!

08/30/2026

🖤💜THIS SUNDAY - AUGUST 30💜🖤

Join us at Williamstown High School for a powerful International Overdose Awareness event featuring The Black Poster Project.

Hundreds of faces. Hundreds of stories. Lives that mattered - and still matter.

🪽Sunday, August 30, 2026
🪽10 AM – 4 PM
🪽Ceremony at 1 PM
🪽Williamstown High School, 700 N. Tuckahoe Road, Williamstown, NJ

Come walk through the display, remember those we’ve lost, support those still fighting, and stand together as a community.

In memory. In support. In solidarity.
No more names. No more stigma. No more loss.

Please share and help us spread the word. We hope to see you Sunday.

08/30/2026

UPDATE- The candlelight overdose vigil has been RESCHEDULED FOR THIS MONDAY, August 31, 2026 (same time and format):
Doors open at 6pm
Ceremony begins 6:30pm
Cumberland County Fairgrounds
Bring a lawn chair. Limited seating available.
Please share!

See you Monday!
08/29/2026

See you Monday!

UPDATE- The candlelight overdose vigil has been RESCHEDULED FOR THIS MONDAY, August 31, 2026 (same time and format):
Doors open at 6pm
Ceremony begins 6:30pm
Cumberland County Fairgrounds
Bring a lawn chair. Limited seating available.
Please share!

Address

19 Gordon's Alley
Atlantic City, NJ
08401

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16093482437

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