The Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation was created to develop, oversee, coordinate and implement initiatives to reduce poverty and assist thousands of New Brunswickers to become more self-sufficient.
The co-chairs and president are members of a board of directors representing government; business; community non-profit organizations; and persons having experienced poverty.
More than 2,300 people participated in the public engagement process that took place during February, March and April to renew Overcoming Poverty Together: the New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion ...
New Brunswickers are being asked to share their views on the issue of poverty and economic and social inclusion.
The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty will be observed in New Brunswick and around the world on Wednesday, Oct. 17. This year’s theme is Coming together with those ...
Individuals with a modest income and a simple tax situation can obtain valuable help in the preparation and the filing of their annual income tax and benefit return.
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Report on Health Inequities in New Brunswick by the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health of New Brunswick
The provincial government has received the report From Surfaces to Services: An inclusive and sustainable transportation strategy for the Province ...
The provincial government has released a report on reducing poverty, which stems from the New Brunswick Family Plan’s stakeholder engagement ...
New Brunswickers have received two awards for their poverty reduction initiatives at the Poverty Reduction Summit organized by the Tamarack ...
New Brunswick’s dental and vision plan for children of low-income families
