ANNOUNCES COMMUNAUTAIRES
Centre du Bénévolat du Sud-Est du Nouveau-Brunswick
Early Years Family Navigator
Families of children birth to school entry reach out to me for various needs; connection to programs and services, basic needs like food insecurity, transportation and housing, health needs (NB Patient Connect, developmental screening, direction after diagnosis), childcare/school registration, mental health supports, funding for various needs, and support to newcomers.
Our incredible volunteers | Ronald McDonald House Charities Atlantic
Our incredible volunteers play a vital role in supporting families staying with us. Your time and dedication make a real difference.💛Interested in joining our incredible volunteer team? Click the link to start your volunteer journey with us:https://rmhcatlantic.ca/en/volunteer/program-volunteers/
Breakfast volunteer needed
Good morning Riverview! ☀️ Our wonderful Program Director, Matt Hayes, has served up another delicious breakfast at West Riverview Elementary! 🥞 Want to make a difference in your community? Matt would LOVE to have you join him in the mornings to help serve breakfast. 🍎 If your interested, contact Matt at matthayes@bgcriverview.com or 506-387-7070 ext. 4.
International Volunteer Managers Day | NOVEMBER 5th
In honor of this special day, I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to each member of our association for your unwavering commitment to volunteerism. Your skills, leadership, and compassion are instrumental in mobilizing volunteers and creating meaningful connections within our community.
Bénévoles recherchés
Nous recherchons actuellement des bénévoles pour nous aider avec des programmes en personne et virtuels, les collectes de fonds et les événements, ainsi que dans le travail d’administration et de gouvernance.
Recruiting for an Operations Manager to work 28 hours a week
Shelter Movers Greater Moncton are currently recruiting for an Operations Manager to work 28 hours a week. The Operations Manager reports directly to the local Chapter Director and National Director of Operations.
THANK YOU so much to Extreme Window and Entrance Systems
Went to pick up our windows & doors for all of our shelters so that we could get our city’s #Homeless off the streets and give them a safe place to overcome their #Addiction or #MentalHealth challenges, but when I looked at the invoice there was NO CHARGE!!
People helping people is what it’s all about.
BIG Thank You to Maritime Pride Eggs for their much needed donation of eggs each week so that our city’s #Children, #Seniors, #Homeless & #WorkingPoor families have something to eat.
This is Brad
Brad has been living with us for about a year now, in one of our Community Housing units. He recently got accepted into an Art Exhibition through CMHA! Two of his sculptures, the Scorpion and the Flower were both accepted. This past week, Brad was excited to participate in the SeeMe 2023 art exhibit in Bouctouche at the Farmers Market. This opportunity provided Brad with the chance to connect with the local art community.
Transport Urbain/Rural Continue de s’agrandir au Nouveau Brunswick et cherche activement plus de bénévoles!
Transport Urbain/Rural propose des déplacements aux personnes âgées et aux familles à faible revenu pour des rendez-vous médicaux et un accès aux banques alimentaires. Alors que le service continue de s’étendre à d’autres régions de la province, le besoin d’ajouter davantage de formidables bénévoles à l’équipe continue d’être essentiel pour répondre aux demandes de transport.
Workshops
I am offering two sessions in November in Moncton and Halifax: Obligations of Registered Charities and Developing a Fundraising Program
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
Arnold H. MacLeod is recruiting volunteers for their new ‘lunch program pilot project’. Volunteers would be needed a few hours between 11:00 and 1:00 any day from Monday to Friday. Volunteers role would be delivering a trolley with trays of food to classrooms for the kids. The volunteer would also be responsible to retrieve the plates and deliver back to the cafeteria. If you can help us with this volunteer opportunity it would be greatly appreciated!
La Ville de Moncton est fière d’accueillir des événements et festivals tout au long de l’année.
Les festivals et les événements sont une priorité pour Moncton. Ils génèrent des retombées économiques importants pour notre ville et notre région et contribuent à faire de Moncton un endroit où il fait bon vivre, travailler et se divertir.
Vous trouverez ci-joints des détails pour les fermetures de rues et/ou les exemptions à l’arrêté concernant les bruits excessifs proposées pour les événements suivants qui auront lieu au centre-ville cet pendant les mois d’octobre-décembre :
- Courir pour Lire
- Défilé du père noël du Grand Moncton Royale
- Célébrations de la veille du jour de l’an
Nous reconnaissons que les fermetures de rues, bien que peu fréquentes, posent certains défis pour ceux et celles qui habitent et travaillent au centre-ville. Votre compréhension et votre patience à cet effet sont grandement appréciées.
Ces demandes de fermeture de rues et d’exemptions à l’arrêté municipal concernant les bruits excessifs seront présentées au conseil municipal le 18 septembre, 2023. Si vous avez des questions ou des préoccupations, veuillez répondre directement à ce courriel.
Merci,
L’équipe des événements de la Ville de Moncton
2023 AVIS_Fermetures de rue_Événements au centre ville Octobre – Decembre
Bénévoles en action
Bénévolat corporatif au Centre communautaire Peter McKee ( FCC)
Nous aimerions particulièrement recevoir des candidatures de personnes appartenant aux groupes sous-représentés suivants : Noirs, Autochtones, personnes de couleur, nouveaux Canadiens, LBGQT2S+ et adolescents.
Afin d’assurer une vaste représentation géographique, nous cherchons tout particulièrement à recruter des résidents des Prairies, du Canada atlantique et du Nord, mais les candidats venus d’ailleurs sont également les bienvenus. Par ailleurs, si vous possédez des compétences en finances, en relations gouvernementales, en collecte de fonds ou en affaires, nous serions très intéressés à recevoir votre candidature.
Si vous souhaitez mettre votre voix, vos compétences et votre passion au service de Bénévoles Canada, veuillez télécharger le formulaire de candidature en anglais ou en français. Prière de faire parvenir vos questions et vos formulaires dûment remplis à nomination@volunteer.ca
Nous vous encourageons à partager cette information dans vos réseaux.
Calling all Youth to Participate
AccessStudio: Engage
Youth Engagement Opportunity: Be an Accessibility Advocate!
The Volunteer Centre of Southeastern New Brunswick is pleased to be partnering with Volunteer Canada regarding a new National ‘Youth Initiative’. Together with Volunteer Canada, AccessNow is now calling youth aged 15-30 from across Canada to pre-register to participate in the AccessStudio: Engage program. The program is an innovative, entrepreneurial education program, shaping future accessibility allies by transforming learning into action.
It is a free 20-hour professional development program designed to provide youth with the knowledge, experience, and skills needed to understand key themes about accessibility. Through guided online modules, virtual talks and events, and the use of AccessNow’s app to map out accessibility within participants’ communities, the program will provide participants with the tools to be accessibility advocates.
AccessStudio: Engage program begins in January 2024. Pre-registration opens till the end of December 2023. Click here to pre-register: https://accessnow.com/studio.
The Volunteer Centre is helping promote this new initiative by contacting youth from our community asking them to participate and pre-register for the AccessStudio: Engage Program. If you require any further information or questions about registering, please contact me at d.leblanc@volunteergreatrermoncton.com or direct line at 506-869-6905.
Thank you for your support!
Annette Vautour, Executive Director
Debbi LeBlanc, Volunteer Coordinator
De Connection NB Moncton il me fait plaisir de vous annoncer que Connection NB fonce vers l’avant.
Nous avons quelques bénévoles en formation (il y a toujours une demande pour en avoir d’avantage) et on nous réfère déjà des participants.
J’ai hâte de me joindre à vous pour travailler dans vos communautés et d’apporter nos services aux ainé(e)s du Grand Moncton. Si vous connaissez quelqu’un en besoin d’informations (bénévoles ou participants) SVP référez les à notre site: connectionnb.redcross.ca.
Sentez-vous libre de garder un contact avec moi comme j’ai hâte de recevoir de vos nouvelles.
Avec respect,
Gilmond Savoie (506)269-0221 Community Coordinator – Connection NB -Coordonnateur Communautaire Canadian Red Cross | Croix-Rouge canadienne gilmond.savoie@redcross.ca | www.redcross.ca | www.croixrouge.ca
People are incredible!!!! 💪👊👍
Went to pick up 20 boxes of sausages to help feed our city’s #Children, #Seniors, #Homeless & #WorkingPoor families and when we showed up, Old Time Meat Market – Official donated another 20 boxes to help our city’s less fortunate.👏👏👏
It’s because of people and businesses like this, that we are able to help so many people in our community on a daily basis. 🥰
People helping people is what it’s all about.❤️
New community initiative
Volunteer drivers for Urban Rural Rides have provided a great service during the pandemic and we thank them! For the safety of volunteers and clients Covid protocols are still followed during rides and NTD Moncton is thrilled to help maintain their supply of N95 PPE! Keeping these drivers and clients safe helps to keep our communities driving forward!
Dave-Allan Gouthro
Merci à nos bénévoles
Urban/Rural Rides is a community transportation service driven by volunteer drivers. In photo above are some of our amazing volunteers. We had the pleasure of spoiling them at an ‘Appreciation Event’ in December.
Breakfast was prepared by volunteers at the Riverview Lions Club who also hosted the event. The food was delicious and they were gracious hosts who made the event a joy.
The drivers were all given a new hoodie with the Urban/Rural Rides logo on it and a certificate of appreciation. Some were even lucky enough to go home with door prizes that included beautiful stained glass ornaments donated by Don and Diane Wilson and chocolates.
The event ended with an open mic where drivers got to share stories and experiences. One driver shared the joy it was to have been able to drive a hospice patient to her last wish visit with her family at the beach.
Another driver shared how touched they were when driving a senior who had not been to get an ice cream in many, many years. They took a detour to grab an ice cream cone and that small moment of joy is one that will never be forgotten.
Are you a senior and has Covid-19 had you more isolated than usual? Have you had difficulty making meaningful connections and accessing supports? Loneliness is tough – especially if you live alone!
The Salvation Army’s KEENAGERS group has been on hiatus for a little while and we are happy to announce that we will begin to meet again in the coming days. KEENAGERS is a monthly fellowship and support group for seniors (55+). If you (or someone you know) are looking for meaningful social activities that promote healthy living and social inclusion, encourage physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness, and assist in navigating community resources, send us a msg or give us a call!
Details are attached for our next event.
Please be assured that all Covid-19 safety measures will be respected, and protocols will be in place.
Natasha Burkett
Director, The Salvation Army Moncton Community & Family Services
32 King Street Moncton, NB E1C 3M2
506.389.9901
Are you living in poverty or have you lived in poverty? Your perspective and input could be a valuable asset to the ESIC Board of Directors. If you would be interested in sitting on the board, apply here 
A message to our community:
For over a year our team at Harvest House has worked hard with various agencies to develop a plan to assist our unhoused and substance abuse community with a safe place to go in the event of a COVID outbreak. As a result, we had developed a robust Pandemic Plan to help guide this process.
Bénévoles Canada est emballé par la nomination de Dre Conway, qui a déjà fait ses preuves en ce qui a trait à la mise sur pied d’organismes et d’équipes dans les secteurs universitaires et sociaux. Elle se montre habile à obtenir des résultats et à lancer des initiatives sociales qui trouvent écho parmi différents intervenants.
November 5
On behalf of the team at the Volunteer Centre of Southeastern New Brunswick Inc. we say Hats Off to the folks in your organization who coordinate and manage the volunteers that serve your organization! We couldn’t do what we do without you!
A great big virtual hug!
Annette Vautour
VCB Executive Director
Transport communautaire
𝐒𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐳-𝐯𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐪𝐮’𝐢𝐥 𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐮𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐝𝐞 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐮 𝐍𝐨𝐮𝐯𝐞𝐚𝐮-𝐁𝐫𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐢𝐜𝐤? Abordable, accessible et sécuritaire, ce service est disponible dans plusieurs communautés du N.-B. pour les personnes souhaitant accéder à un service essentiel!
En savoir plus : https://www2.gnb.ca/…/sies/transport-communautaire.html
Hi friends! We’re looking for volunteers to do pandemic screening at our clinic! We will welcome you with open arms, and coffee! If interested, message us on Facebook or send an email to salvusclinicinc@gmail.com THANK YOU! 
Volunteer to do taxes for people in your community
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/campaigns/cvitp-taxes-volunteers.html
VMPC-Volunteer Management Professionals of Canada
Help us gather feedback🙋♀️🙋♂️ on volunteering during the pandemic. There are different surveys depending on the experience you had as a volunteer or as an organization.
Volunteer Canada, in collaboration with spinktank and VMPC invite you to take part in this survey, a follow up to our earlier survey in Spring 2020. Your insights and experiences will help us plan for the coming months as we continue to support organizations to better engage volunteers.
Le 21 juin est la Journée nationale des peuples autochtones. C’est une occasion spéciale de souligner, pour tous les Canadiens, le patrimoine unique, la diversité culturelle et les réalisations remarquables des Premières Nations, des Inuit et des Métis. La Constitution canadienne reconnaît ces trois groupes comme peuples autochtones.
Bien qu’il y ait beaucoup de points communs entre ces groupes, chacun d’entre eux a son patrimoine, sa langue, ses pratiques culturelles et ses croyances spirituelles.
En collaboration avec les organisations autochtones nationales, le gouvernement du Canada a choisi le 21 juin, date du solstice d’été, pour célébrer la Journée nationale des Autochtones. Pendant des générations, de nombreux groupes et collectivités autochtones ont célébré leur culture et leur patrimoine à cette date ou à cette période de l’année étant donné la signification que revêt le solstice d’été : le jour le plus long de l’année.