Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation

Government of New Brunswick

Due to COVID-19, the Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation (ESIC) partners with the Government of New Brunswick departments in focusing on two crucial issues for the most vulnerable New Brunswickers:

Food Security
ESIC and the 12 Community Inclusion Networks (CINs) are currently gathering information on food security across New Brunswick. This information is shared with the Department of Social Development and other stakeholders.

Community Transportation
ESIC and the 12 Community Inclusion Networks (CINs) are taking additional steps to identify and improve availability of needed transportation services in the province.

To find a transortation service near your community, please consult this list:
Transportation Services in NB

Protocols for transportation services – Volunteers and Organizations
1. Cleaning Protocol - May 11, 2020
2. Program Description - April 17, 2020
3. Client Questionnaire - April 17, 2020
4. General Information - April 17, 2020
5. Service Overload - April 17. 2020

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.

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05 March 2020

Poverty reduction plan unveiled

The Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation presented today Overcoming Poverty Together 3: The New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion Plan.
29 August 2019

New Brunswicker named chair of National Advisory Council on Poverty

Scott MacAfee, co-ordinator of the community inclusion networks at the Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation, was recently appointed chairperson of the National Advisory Council on Poverty.
10 May 2019

Public engagement process concludes for renewed poverty reduction plan

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 ...

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