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Welcome to the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council (NBAPC)

NBAPC is a community of Aboriginal people residing off-reserve in Mi'kmaq / Maliseet / Passamaquoddy traditional territory of New Brunswick. Our community is widely dispersed through out the province in villages, towns, cities and rural areas. We are people of Aboriginal Ancestry for whom NBAPC provides services, programs and a political voice to air our concerns.



 

  ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 
DATE: JUNE  23 to 24/2012
 
LOCATION: FREDERICTON INN

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERHSIP

The New  Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council wishes to express a sincere thankyou to the volunteers who spent many hours cleaning up the debris and the grounds of our Little Lake Summer Camp facility. We also wish to extend our appreciation to Ring Construction for securing the roof for the winter months. Although these initial steps have been taken to prepare the Summer Camp for use, the Camp will not be ready in time to hold this year’s Annual General Meeting. The Annual General Meeting will be held at the Fredericton Inn on June 23 and 24, 2012.

Thank you to those who have fulfilled their 2011 AGM commitment to donate funds towards the repairs and renovations of the Summer Camp. To those of you who have not yet fulfilled your pledges, please direct all donations to Jennifer Sappier, Financial Officer, NBAPC,320 St. Mary’s Street, Fredericton, NB,E3A 2S4. Please ensure all cheques are made payable to NBAPC and indicate on the subject line that these donations are for the Summer Camp.

 In preparation for the 2013 Annual General Meeting, we are asking that all Locals compile a list of people who are interested in participating in a week long Summer Camp event, leading up to or directly following the Assembly.Along with this list please indicate all names of people who are able to volunteer as organizers, cooks, councillors, life guards, coaches, etc; we will keep the Membership up-to-date as information becomes available. 

Waliwon,


Kim Nash McKinley, BA
President and Chief 




New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
320 St. Mary's Street
Fredericton, New Brunswick  E3A 2S4
Phone:  506-458-8422
Fax:  506-451-6130

Recent News

SAFETY START PROGRAM

A FREE two-day 14 hour course in emergency first aid with Level A CPR and
occupational health and safety is being offered to New Brunswickers aged 15 to
29 to decrease the number of injuries sustained by young people in the
workplace.However, any Off-Reserve Aboriginal person in NB who is a current
NBAPC-ASETS program client
* (regardless of age) is able to take this
program free of charge.
Simplycontact the number below to arrange a training date and location and then call our department to notify us you will be attending.

Upon completion of the course, you will receive a Health and Safety
Passport which you can add to your resume of skills. The Province of New Brunswick
will give hiring preference to those who complete the Safety Start Program.

Find out more about the Safety Start Program or register for training by calling 1-888-298-1599 or by visiting our website at www.safetystart.gnb.ca.

*Any Off-Reserve Aboriginal
person in NB who wishes to become an NBAPC-ASETS client should call theEmployment Counselor in their area to register. 
Who Can I Call To Become An NBAPC-ASETS Client?


EmploymentCounselors

Cindy Poirier (bilingual)-Northern Employment Counselor northasets@nbapc.org

(Areas surrounding Campbellton,Dalhousie, Bathurst, Miramichi, Doaktown, etc...)


Kimberly Stenger –Western Employment Counselor westasets@nbapc.org

Fredericton andareas surrounding Edmundston, Grand Falls, Woodstock, McAdam, etc...)


Leah Brideau -Southern Employment Counselor
southasets@nbapc.org

(Fredericton and areas surrounding Saint John, St. Stephen, Sussex, Moncton, Richibucto, etc...)

 

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Notice of Little Lake Summer Camp Volunteer Clean Up

Date: July 27 to August 3rd 2011

Place: Little Lake Summer Camp

Summer Camp Sub Committee Clean up Event update

Emergency Planning

EMERGENCY PLANNING

ARE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY PREPARED?

Planning for any type emergency includes planning for a storm, poor outage and even illness during a pandemic.  Below are links to information to help you and your family prepare for any type of an emergency:

English website: http://getprepared.ca/index-eng.aspx

English Guide: http://getprepared.ca/_fl/guide/national-eng.pdf

French Website: http://preparez-vous.ca/index-fra.aspx

French Guide: http://preparez-vous.ca/_fl/guide/national-fra.pdf