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.
The Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation released today a progress report on Overcoming Poverty Together: The New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion Plan 2020-2025.
The province’s 211 service has been enhanced to help connect callers who are experiencing family, intimate partner and sexual violence with the appropriate community and social resources.
The New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation and the province's 12 community inclusion networks are reminding people of the importance of marking the International Day for the Eradication of ...
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.
This year, Financial Literacy Month (November) aims to help Canadians learn how to manage their finances in challenging times.
The 211 phone service has been expanded to include a new searchable online database, nb.211.ca, which provides information on community ...
The Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation presented Overcoming Poverty Together 3: The New Brunswick Economic and Social Inclusion Plan. The ...
Social Development Minister Dorothy Shephard (centre), who is the minister responsible for the Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation, met with ...
New Brunswick’s dental and vision plan for children of low-income families
