Read 6abc’s coverage of The Mission’s outreach van: Originally published on 1/19/26 at https://6abc.com/videoClip/18403175 TRENTON, New Jersey (WPVI) — Whether it’s a cup of coffee, a conversation, or a car ride on the road to recovery, the ‘Rescue Mission of Trenton’ is meeting people where they are. Rescue Mission of Trenton is known for offering shelter […]
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6abc Action News covered a heartfelt celebration in Trenton as seven men graduate from the Rescue Mission’s New Direction program – a drug and alcohol recovery initiative offering treatment, education, and job development. Surrounded by loved ones, the graduates shared their personal journeys and hopes for the future. A moving milestone and a big congratulations
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6abc News covered the recent grand opening of the Mission’s Community Wellness Center. The Center is a space dedicated to building community, cultivating partnerships, and nurturing wellness. The facility will house part of the Mission’s Pathway2Wellness program – which offers clients access to an array of mental health programming – and will also serve as
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On Friday, Sept. 19, the Rescue Mission of Trenton surpassed its fundraising record by bringing in nearly $130,000 from its annual miniature golf tournament. The tournament is the Mission’s biggest fundraising event of the year, and the funds will be used to continue the essential work of providing housing, food, stability, and transformative opportunities for
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When Matthew Epps came to The Shelter, he said he felt lost, scared and hopeless. Then, Alyese Patterson, Manager of Care Coordination, asked if he was interested in recovery. And, he said, “Yes. Please.” Alyese said, “I actually spoke with his sister before I spoke with him. So, I knew Matthew had a strong support
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When Charlene Rowe was six years old, living in North Trenton, she knew her mom was struggling, trying to keep it together. She imagined a thin rope that her mom was somehow barely holding onto. “My mom was around,” Charlene recalled, then looked off, as if in the distance. “But she was caught up in
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