From the Philadelphia Inquirer. Featuring NJCTS families and advocates.

As many as one in 100 children and adults live with Tourette Syndrome (TS) or another tic disorder, including 10-year-old Sofia Trabilcy of Readington Township.

The Spotswood Police Department and the Spotswood PBA Local 225 is partnering with Nicholas’ Trek with Tourettes to host a walk on Saturday, May 18.

The Childhood Mental Health Symposium has been rescheduled for the Fall of 2019.

From the Asbury Park Press

Is your child a senior in a New Jersey high school? Have they been diagnosed with TS? Then they qualify for the NJCTS Scholarship Program!

Youth Advocate Jacob Gerbman landed the role of Uncle Fester in The Addams Family and is using the opportunity to raise money and awareness.

Become a Walk captain; Applications due for Academy; Scholarship application available; Save the Date for the Childhood Mental Health Symposium

New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires [D-NJ-8], a longtime supporter of NJCTS, has reintroduced bill H.R. 1131, Collaborative Academic Research Efforts (CARE) for Tourette Syndrome, into Congress. The

The team’s annual charity game benefitted Nicholas’ Trek with Tourettes, which is spearheaded by fourth grader Nicholas DeLieto.

NJ Walks for TS promotes awareness, acceptance, action, and advocacy of Tourette Syndrome and its associated disorders.

Police officers to get hairy and hairier, going unshaven for a second straight month so they can  raise money and awareness about TS.