On behalf of Inclusion Canada (formerly the Canadian Association for Community Living), the New Brunswick Association for Community Living is issuing a call for nominations for the National Inclusive Education Awards. The awards are presented to an individual or team who has made a positive and significant contribution to inclusive education within the early learning, […]

The Board of Directors develops a renewed Strategic Plan every five years that outlines priority objectives and drives the work of the Association for the duration of the five-year plan.

Due to COVID-19, at this time we are not collecting reusable clothing and household items through our Community Collection Program.

In preparation for the 2020 provincial election, NBACL/ANBIC is asking all political parties to adopt platform commitments to support the full inclusion of people with an intellectual or developmental disability in our communities.

To make voting as accessible and convenient as possible, Elections NB offers several different ways to cast your vote.

NBACL is happy to offer a list of engaging activities and resources (for all ages) to keep parents/guardians and their children learning and having fun during their time away from school. Click here

Save the date for the 2020 NBACL AGM!

As we plan for the transition back to school in the fall, it’s important to remember that equal access to education doesn’t mean treating everyone the same.

New Brunswick has been recognized as a world leader in inclusive education in the UNESCO 2020 Global Education Monitoring Report.