USA Goalkeeper Tim Howard Appears in New Video for NJCTS
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“With the Pepsi Refresh Project grant we can make a difference and help provide much needed resources for these children and their families.” Kids with Tourette Syndrome have to deal with the stigma attached to this disorder, which often leads to isolation and bullying.Howard, who was raised in New Jersey, is giving back to the Garden State by calling attention to the work of NJCTS and spotlighting the needs of all children learning to cope with bullying, stigma and other self-advocacy challenges that present in childhood, adolescence and beyond.### Somerville, NJ, June 04, 2010 --( PR.com )-- Tim Howard wants kids with special needs to be able to have their own voice.“With the Pepsi Refresh Project grant we can make a difference and help provide much needed resources for these children and their families.” Kids with Tourette Syndrome have to deal with the stigma attached to this disorder, which often leads to isolation and bullying.The NJCTS Advocacy Academy will help all kids, regardless of their limitations, stand up and speak up for themselves.Howard, who was raised in New Jersey, is giving back to the Garden State by calling attention to the work of NJCTS and spotlighting the needs of all children learning to cope with bullying, stigma and other self-advocacy challenges that present in childhood, adolescence and beyond.To vote, visit ussoccer.com/pepsirefresh now through June 12th.### Contact Information New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome Nicole Greco 908-575-7350 www.njcts.org Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome