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The Raising Kings and Queens Program, launched by Atlantic City’s Reentry Services, celebrated its first cohort of graduates on February 6, 2025, in a heartfelt luncheon. Participants, ages 14-18, engaged in mentorship, etiquette training, and hands-on experiences over the course of 10 weeks, gaining essential life skills for their future. With the support of community leaders like Mayor Marty Small and Director Kamau Johnson, the program has proven to be a stepping stone to a brighter, more empowered future for Atlantic City's youth.

Yesterday, the first day of our Crochet class was a hit! The ladies had a ‘great time’ learning new techniques, and many are already excited to return. Though there’s a waiting list, we’d love for you to sign up and join us next time!

Today, we had the honor of celebrating Black History Month with Atlantic City seniors at ACT, where they created beautiful artwork that reflected the richness of Black culture. It was a meaningful and creative event that brought our community together in a vibrant celebration of history.

The Philadelphia 76ers honored the Atlantic City Recreation division at the Wells Fargo Center for their dedication to the community, spotlighting their ongoing efforts to provide youth with memorable experiences, including attending 76ers games.

The Vikings Football team was honored at City Council last night for their impressive 2024 season, with AC Rec also receiving a plaque for their ongoing support of the team and Atlantic City youth.

Atlantic City unveiled the official banner for the 100th anniversary of the All Wars Memorial Building, beginning a year of commemorative events, including a special celebration.

The City of Atlantic City is deeply committed to our senior community. Recently, the Atlantic City Senior Services arranged a successful trip to Walmart for local seniors. This initiative helped ensure that seniors had access to necessary items, while also providing them with an opportunity to connect and enjoy the outing together.