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The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick (LDA) is dedicated to advocating for individuals with learning disabilities, including children, youth, and adults. Their mission encompasses leadership in research, education, and services aimed at promoting full societal participation for those impacted by learning disabilities. Providing a spectrum of resources and support, LDA offers tailored programs for workplaces, schools, and families to foster inclusive environments. Through evidence-based strategies and professional development, they assist educators and parents in navigating the challenges associated with learning disabilities. Generated from the website

The New Brunswick Association of Social Workers (NBASW) is dedicated to supporting social workers in the province by providing resources, member benefits, and opportunities for professional development. With a focus on recruitment and retention, the organization aims to enhance the well-being of its members and the communities they serve. NBASW also offers a platform for members to connect through local chapters and committees, fostering collaboration and advocacy within the social work profession. The association plays a vital role in recognizing accomplishments and providing bursaries and grants to support ongoing education and career advancement. Generated from the website

The St. John River Society is a non-profit organization established in 1992, dedicated to the promotion and stewardship of the Wolastoq St. John River's natural and cultural heritage. Representing the 673 km length of the river, the Society focuses on initiatives that emphasize recognition, access, education, and sustainable management of this vital waterway. With an ongoing commitment to enhancing river health and community engagement, the Society's projects include comprehensive water quality monitoring and educational campaigns such as Be Wake Aware, which aims to reduce environmental impact from boating. By fostering public access and involving local communities, the St. John River Society works to preserve the river for future generations. Generated from the website