One Step at a Time

Now in its tenth year of programming, One Step at a Time has engaged 8,797 individuals through 92 presentations. JFCS is committed to educating tweens, teens, and families about the epidemic of addiction in our South Jersey communities. Originally focused on opiate and heroin addiction, we have refreshed the program to incorporate all substances that impact young people, including alcohol, vapes, nicotine, marijuana, opiates, and heroin. One Step at a Time incorporates interactive software so that participants can actively engage with the presenters. Voices representing expertise, impact, and law enforcement remain integral to the program, as we share warning signs and offer safe and accessible ways to seek guidance and help.

Our mission to provide meaningful prevention awareness continues! We are currently offering both in-person and virtual program options. Ultimately, we believe One Step at a Time saves lives by increasing awareness, promoting conversation, and normalizing the need to “ask for help.”

To learn more or to schedule a program, please contact Meredith Siegel Cohen at (856) 424-1333 or mcohen@jfedsnj.org

One Step at a Time is sponsored by Gregg B. Wolfe, in loving memory of son Justin Wolfe,
and the Camden County Board of Commissioners. 

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Addiction Resources & Support

For a listing of addiction resources and support
available in New Jersey, click HERE.

What Will You Say?

There are many ways to respond if someone offers you alcohol or drugs.
To learn more, click HERE.

For 24-hour assistance, please call: 

NJ Addictions Access Center
844-276-2777

For residents of Camden or Gloucester Counties
877-266-8222

In the event of an emergency, please call 911.