LET’S TALK
At the New Brunswick Association for Community Living, we are committed to supporting individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability overcome mental health challenges. In partnership with Bell Let’s Talk Canada, NBACL has created ‘easy read guides’ to support individuals with a disability who also have depression, anxiety, or mental wellness concerns. Although these guides are extremely […]
Join us for an Opportunity Hour!
The New Brunswick Association for Community Living (NBACL) hosts information sessions to help raise awareness about the great work being done. These information sessions are essentially a tour of their mission during which we inform guests about how NBACL leads in the creation of opportunities for people with an intellectual or developmental disability to live […]
Give the Gift of Opportunity this holiday season!
For a donation of $10 to the New Brunswick Association for Community Living, you will receive a beautiful card to give to someone special. The card will let them know that a gift has been made in their name to NBACL. This thoughtful gift will help create an opportunity for a family who has […]
CHANGES ANNOUNCED TO NBACL CLOTHING COLLECTION
We live in a fast-paced and ever changing world. Here at the New Brunswick Association for Community Living (NBACL) it’s no different. NBACL is leading in the creation of opportunities for individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability to live full and valued lives in all aspects of society. Through our Community Collections Program, NBACL […]
Response to Succeeding at Home: A Green Paper on Education in New Brunswick
NBACL welcomes the opportunity to offer feedback and suggestions around proposals for educational reform in New Brunswick. Over the years NBACL has played a significant role in education reform with a focus on ensuring that our system is fully inclusive and provides opportunities for all young people to have a full and valued life within […]
Haier/GE $100 Donation to NBACL per installed ductless heat pump
We are pleased to confirm Thomas Industrial Sales Ltd. and Cromptons Plumbing & Heating will donate $100 to NBACL for every Haier/GE ductless heatpump installed from November 1st to December 6th 2019. Simply contact Cromptons at 506 260-6254 for your ductless needs. Cromptons is providing a very competitive price for the highest output heatpump in […]
Elimination Draw Top 10 Winners 2019
In support of Fredericton Sports Investment & New Brunswick Association for Community Living, here are the Top 10 Winners of the 2019 Elimination Draw! 2019 Polaris 570 Sportsman 4 Wheeler-Ella Couthino (97) Yardworks 24” Snowblower-Kim MacKenzie (264) Polaris 2000W Inverter Generator- Barry Butler (699) Stihl Gas Pressure Washer-Barry Dennis (676) Stanley Professional Grade 183 piece […]
Not Just Talk- Easy Read Guides on Mental Health
Not Just Talk: Tools for Supporting Youth and Adults who have an Intellectual or Developmental Disability and Mental Health Issue is a series of three Easy-Read modules for persons, including those with an intellectual or developmental disability who wish to learn about mental health and mental wellness. The three modules focus on addressing Anxiety, exploring […]
National Inclusive Education Awards 2020
As you may already know, February is National Inclusive Education month. The New Brunswick Association for Community Living (NBACL) would like to recognize achievements and present an award, on behalf of the Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL), to an individual or group who has made a significant contribution to inclusive education in their province […]
New Brunswickers encouraged to donate clothing during National Environment Week
The week of June 5 is designated as National Environment Week in Canada and NBACL wants to remind New Brunswickers that it’s also a great time to donate gently-used clothing, extending the life and reducing the amount of textiles going to landfills. Here in New Brunswick, NBACL is doing its part to reduce the amount […]
Hiring inclusively makes good business sense!
More than 26 per cent of New Brunswickers have a disability and many are ready, willing and able to work. At the same time, New Brunswick employers are facing challenges in finding people to fill both entry level and skilled jobs. There is an economic imperative that we find solutions to our current and future […]
