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NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome

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NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome

As many as 1 in 50 live with Tourette Syndrome or other tic disorders. NJCTS provides answers.

06/18/2026

We held our annual Awards and Scholarship Luncheon this month at the Somerville Elks Lodge. The event brought together board members, volunteers, community partners, scholarship recipients, and honorees to celebrate the achievements of the Tourette syndrome community across New Jersey. Congratulations to our awardees!

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06/16/2026

Kindly join us in congratulating our Executive Director, Hilary Kruchowy on receiving the Professional Fundraiser of the Year Award from Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) New Jersey Chapter!

Hilary has been an active member of AFP-NJ for 32 years, previously serving as a board leader, conference co-chair, and co-chair of the awards program she won. Her career leading to her role at NJCTS includes raising significant funds at the Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers University and the Adult Day Center of Somerset County.

Congratulations, Hilary! 🎉🏆

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06/15/2026

The Township of Union officially proclaimed June 2026 as Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month, honoring local advocates like 19-year-old Union County College student and NJCTS Youth Advocate, Caroline Laverty!

In support of the proclamation, Mayor Patricia Guerra-Frazier, Senator Joseph Cryan and his wife Kathy, Claudia Lijo (our Outreach Specialist), and Caroline's family attended. Thanks, Mayor Guerra-Frazier and Union Township for your commitment to spreading awareness and acceptance of TS! 🤝

06/13/2026

Did you know that Tourette Syndrome is something you are born with? It's passed down through your family's genes much like hair or eye color. 🧬 The exact cause is still unknown, but we do know it can come from any branch of the family tree, not necessarily your parents.

This , let's keep learning and keep supporting those who live with TS every day.

06/12/2026

On June 7th, our Board Member, Tim Yingling organized his own NJ Walks for TS in Medford, NJ. Together with friends and family, they raised nearly $20,000 for NJCTS! Thank you, Tim for taking matters into your own hands and bringing our community together, and thanks to everyone who participated in the walk! 👟💙

06/11/2026

Hopewell Borough Council officially recognized Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day during their June 4th Borough Council meeting, issuing a proclamation to raise understanding and acceptance.

At the township meeting, Mayor Ryan Kennedy - Hopewell Borough and the Borough Council stood alongside our Executive Director, Hilary Kruchowy and Program Coordinator, Alina Osborn, to deliver this meaningful proclamation. Thanks, Mayor Kennedy and Hopewell Borough for your commitment to our TS community!

06/10/2026

Special thank you to our Youth Advocate, Eric and his friends at Millburn High School for hosting Pie for a Purpose supporting NJCTS! We appreciate the students, teachers and faculty for participating and getting pied!

06/09/2026

There is currently no cure for Tourette Syndrome, but that doesn't mean there's no hope! Medications, meditation, sports, and other activities can help manage symptoms even if they can't make them disappear completely. Researchers are still working hard, and we're grateful for every step forward.

If you have TS, what advice would you give someone else for managing their symptoms?

06/07/2026

We had the opportunity to participate in recent Dare to Dream Student Leadership Conferences at William Paterson University of New Jersey, Ramapo College of New Jersey, Rutgers University, Rowan University, and Stockton University.

Throughout the spring, the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Special Education is hosts 7 regional Dare to Dream Student Leadership conferences that highlight strategies to promote self-advocacy skills for middle and high school students with disabilities.

Attendees heard from inspiring student speakers, like our own Sofia, Ryder, Emily, Aravella, and Jocelyn, and joined workshops on self-advocacy, IEP leadership, and knowing your rights in college and the workplace.

06/06/2026

Here's something really important to understand: tics are involuntary.

That means the person with Tourette Syndrome is not doing it on purpose. Their brain simply sends the signal and it happens without thought or choice. Please remember this the next time you see someone with TS.

Address

50 Division Street, Ste 205
Somerville, NJ
08876

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+19085757350

Website

http://www.njcts.org/

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