SELF ADVOCACY

Learn about your rights and possibilities with Cape May Self Advocacy Council 5!

We are looking for new enthusiastic members, to make our voices heard.

The New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project

The New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project (NJSAP) was established in 1983 in to challenge individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to become involved in events, legislative policies, and issues that affect their lives or lives of others with disabilities.

NJSAP works together with these individuals to form The New Jersey Statewide Self-Advocacy Network (NJSSAN), which is used as means of supporting positive change on both a personal and social level. The NJSSAN consists of five Councils based on geographic location within the state. To learn more about the NJSSAN and how to attend monthly Council meetings, click here.