For more information on this 2SLGBTQ+ drop-in group, contact Hannah at hannah.lapointe@ymcamoncton.ca
Salut Moncton
Be You
Calling 9-8-8 isn’t the only way to ask for help.
Maybe you’re too nervous to call, or not in a position to talk without being overheard. Whatever the reason, you can always text us.
Retablissement du deuil
Attention Dieppe! Notre programme thérapeutique de retablissement du deuil commence bientôt.
Barton Tutoring Openings for January 2024!
Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick has limited openings for in person tutoring spots available for students new to the Barton Tutoring Program. It is important that students have not participated or received Barton Tutoring before.
Living Life to the Full
Living Life to the Full Starting January 9th,...
Looking for that magical holiday taste?
Dive into Kings Landing, New Brunswick’s delightful Sugar Plum recipe, guaranteed to infuse the whole family with festive cheer! This delicious treat is a perfect addition to any winter holiday fest, adding that extra dash of joy to your celebrations
7 Helpful Tips to Help Get You (or Someone that you may know) Through The Holidays.
The holidays can be a tough time of year for many 2SLGBTQI people, especially for those with unsupportive family members. To help ease some of the anticipated stress, we’ve created a resource on 7 helpful tips to help get you (or someone that you may know) through the holidays.
John Peters Humphrey: A Life
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), a milestone human rights document that set down the fundamental rights and freedoms for citizens across the world
9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline
We know it might feel daunting to call or text 9-8-8 if you don’t know what to expect.
If you’re thinking about reaching out, here’s what you need to know.
You can’t do everything for everyone
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New Plain Language Flyers on Accommodating Disabilities!
The NB Human Rights Commission / Commission des droits de la personne du N.-B. has created new plain language posters that outline accommodations in grades K-12 and in post-secondary.
Concerning Trends: New Brunswick Student Wellness Survey Reveals Lower Resilience and Mental Fitness Levels Among Non-Binary Youth and 2SLGBTQIA+ Individuals.
Youth who identify as non-binary and those with a 2SLGBTQIA+ status have lower levels of resilience and mental fitness compared to their peers. They also report poorer mental health
Let’s focus on self-care this weekend.
Self-preservation and self-care go hand in hand. Prioritizing your own needs can help you to work through tough problems and high levels of stress.
Turn Your Monday Blues into Monday Bliss: Embrace the Week with Cheer and Laughter!
Monday, oh Monday, why must you be so blue? You make us go to work and bid the weekend adieu. But fear not, dear Monday, for we’ve found a way To make you less dreary and brighten up our day.
Fostering Belonging for All Children: Promoting Mental Well-Being and Inclusion
When children are free to express themselves and are accepted for who they are, they experience a sense of belonging that nurtures their mental well-being.
Learning Disabilities and Adulthood
As part of Learning Disability Awareness Month we are highlighting learning disabilities and adulthood.
Supporting my child’s right to read
Come join Decoding Dyslexia New Brunswick, and LDANB, as we welcome Alicia Smith from Dyslexia Canada for an information session.
Find a vacation in every day
Even if it’s something as simple as going for a walk, grabbing a coffee, or getting lost in a good book.
Normalize boundaries
Normalize boundaries Normaliser les limites All...
35 Best Children’s Books About Learning Disabilities
A great roundup of some children’s books with character’s and themes about learning disabilities!