Settlement Workers In School
The Settlement Worker in Schools (SWIS) program helps newcomer students and their families integrate into the school system and community. SWIS workers provide direct support by connecting students to school programs, after-school activities, and community resources while helping parents navigate the education system and Canadian culture.
Student Code of Conduct New Brunswick
SWIS-Mental-Health-Booklet
Violent Online Groups Exploiting Children and Youth - Public Awareness Sheet
Cybergroupes violents exploitant les enfants et les jeunes - Bulletin de sensibilisation pour le public
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Homework Club Ages 5-7 Booklet
Homework Club Ages 8-10 Booklet
Homework Club Ages 11-14 Booklet
Homework Club Ages 14+ Booklet
Homework Club Answer Key
Rural Settlement Network
The Rural Settlement Network (RSN) is an NBMC-led initiative to bring together settlement agencies in seven rural and francophone centres: Sussex, Miramichi, Chipman, Campbellton, the Acadian Peninsula, Saint-Quentin, and Kent County.
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IMvisible Gender Based Violence
Its mission is to increase New Brunswick’s capacity to support Non-Status, Refugee and Immigrant (NSRI) women impacted by Gender-Based Violence (GBV), through resources, training and other initiatives.
Intimate Partner Violance: Misconceptions
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IMvisible EMpowerment
Imagine a newcomer woman navigating New Brunswick’s job market. Despite her qualifications and experience, she struggles to find opportunities that match her skills.
Now, picture an immigrant woman who, even after securing a job, feels excluded because the workplace culture and Human Resources (HR) policies don’t fully embrace her background and unique needs.
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Find essential guides, handbooks, and documents to support your volunteer journey.