United Way Central New Brunswick
1A - 385 Wilsey Rd E3B 5N6 Fredericton, NB, Canada

Join us tomorrow at 1pm for our fifth Local Love in a Global Crisis speaker series: Aging in Uncertain Times. We will be joined by members of the The Harvey Hospital Foundation and Meals on Wheels of Fredericton Inc.. You can pre-register via Zoom > https://bit.ly/2UXfIiw or you can join us via FB Live. Our local Love in a Global Crisis Speaker Series is presented by University of New Brunswick and sponsored by NB Power / Énergie NB and Forever Fund #locallove #compassionforcommunity

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211 is not a crisis management or counselling service. Our community navigators are not trained to offer advice. They are experts in the human, social, community and government resources, programs and services available to New Brunswickers. What they can offer though is information and referral to the help that’s out there. What kinds of services are people referred to? -Financial assistance -Food access... -Programs for seniors -Newcomer support -Mental health resources -COVID-19 relief programs -Job loss or training -Parent support -Women’s shelters and more #211 #locallove #compassionforcommunity #newbrunswick

Please see a message from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulating United Way Centraide and 211 on the nationwide expansion of 211 service. 211 is now available in New Brunswick. You can see our 211 Info Page here: https://www.unitedwaycentral.com/211-2/ or simply Dial 211 or the toll free number 1-855-258-4126.

We're excited to announce our next session in our Local Love in a Global Crisis speaker series titled Aging in Uncertain times on Wednesday November 25th at 1pm. Presented by University of New Brunswick and sponsored by NB Power / Énergie NB. We will be joined by members of the Harvey Hospital Foundation and additional speakers TBA.

Lest We Forget #CanadaRemembers

16.7% of New Brunswickers in the Fredericton/River Valley region live in low-income households. These people are more likely to suffer from food insecurity and other uncertainties around meeting their basic needs. But there is a way forward from poverty. Go to http://bit.ly/unignorablepv to learn more about this and other #UNIGNORABLE issues

Tune in tomorrow at 1pm for our Local Love in a Global Crisis Speaker Series where we chat with members from OPAL Family Services New Brunswick Association For Community Living Jobs Unlimited as we discuss how people with mobility conditions and disabilities are faced with a uniquely shifting world under the provincial state of emergency. Pre-register via Zoom > https://bit.ly/2K6ryEz or join tomorrow via FB Live. Proudly presented by University of New Brunswick #locallove #compassionforcommunity