News
The Child and Youth Care Association of New Brunswick is
attempting to revive under the leadership of Lise Babineau-Nowlan.
The organization is in the process of being reincorporated and is
seeking members and those interested in serving on the board.
Welcome to the up-dated web site for the association. The CYCANB
has had a vibrant history in the past but it takes membership and
member commitment and contributions to maintain a viable
association that benefits all. You are invited to use the links provided
to join and/or contribute.
attempting to revive under the leadership of Lise Babineau-Nowlan.
The organization is in the process of being reincorporated and is
seeking members and those interested in serving on the board.
Welcome to the up-dated web site for the association. The CYCANB
has had a vibrant history in the past but it takes membership and
member commitment and contributions to maintain a viable
association that benefits all. You are invited to use the links provided
to join and/or contribute.
Lise Babineau-Nowlan (left) and Kelly Shaw representing Nova Scotia at the AGM of the
CCCYCA held in October 2008. President Lise Babineau-Nowlan attended the Annual
General Meeting of the Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations
representing New Brunswick. She explained she had just taken on the position in the
fall of 2008 to revive the association.
CCCYCA held in October 2008. President Lise Babineau-Nowlan attended the Annual
General Meeting of the Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations
representing New Brunswick. She explained she had just taken on the position in the
fall of 2008 to revive the association.
| 2008 - 2009 Board of Directors President: Lise Babineau-Nowlan (Kent-County) Past-President: Michel Côté (Moncton) Vice-President: Margaret Sullivan (Miramichi) Treasurer: Sylvie Guérette (Dieppe) Secretary: Directors: Annick Daigle (Miramichi) Kevin Corbin (Grand-Falls) Nathalie Mintsa (Moncton) Gaby Lyness (Moncton) Louise Bergeron (Edmonston) Mailing address: CYCANB P.O. Box 26008 Moncton, NB E1E 4H9 Contact Phone: (506) 525-2766 Please feel free to browse for awhile and check out our history, description of who we are and what we do. If you have any comments or questions, click on the email , or contact us at the above listed address and/or phone number. |
HOW CAN I BE INVOLVED?
You can have as much or as little involvement as you have the time for. There are several ways
you can be involved in shaping the future of the Child and Youth Care profession:
1. Join the Board of Directors
Board members are elected to serve a two-year term. The Board meets approximately
once a month to report on progress of current projects, plan upcoming training and
other events, and to discuss issues pertinent to the Child and Youth Care field.
A transportation allowance is available if you must travel to the meetings.
2. Join a Committee
Committees usually meet less often than the board. There are currently four committees.
To find out more, click on the Committee Button.
3. Submit to Our Newsletter
An article, letter to the editor or other information can be submitted to the newsletter
4. Write or Email Your Concerns
This is your Association, so please feel free to send us any comments,
concerns, or issues you would like us to address. Concerns can be sent to the address
on the Main page, or by sending an email.
5. Just Join!!
We know that as a Child or Youth Care Worker, you are very busy. Just by joining you
will be kept up to date about your profession and you will be contributing to progress
within the field. Remember, there is strength in numbers.
For more information on any of the above, please contact Lise Babineau-Nowlan at (506) 525-2766,
or click on the email button and send us a message.
You can have as much or as little involvement as you have the time for. There are several ways
you can be involved in shaping the future of the Child and Youth Care profession:
1. Join the Board of Directors
Board members are elected to serve a two-year term. The Board meets approximately
once a month to report on progress of current projects, plan upcoming training and
other events, and to discuss issues pertinent to the Child and Youth Care field.
A transportation allowance is available if you must travel to the meetings.
2. Join a Committee
Committees usually meet less often than the board. There are currently four committees.
To find out more, click on the Committee Button.
3. Submit to Our Newsletter
An article, letter to the editor or other information can be submitted to the newsletter
4. Write or Email Your Concerns
This is your Association, so please feel free to send us any comments,
concerns, or issues you would like us to address. Concerns can be sent to the address
on the Main page, or by sending an email.
5. Just Join!!
We know that as a Child or Youth Care Worker, you are very busy. Just by joining you
will be kept up to date about your profession and you will be contributing to progress
within the field. Remember, there is strength in numbers.
For more information on any of the above, please contact Lise Babineau-Nowlan at (506) 525-2766,
or click on the email button and send us a message.
| Notice to Students in Child and Youth Care Dear Student The board of the Child and Youth Care Association of New Brunswick is very pleased to announce the creation of the position of student liaison to assist the board in being more in tune with future intervener's in the field of child and youth care. As a student liaison, you will be expected to volunteer your time and be available (in person or by telephone) for board meetings (held approximately every 6-8 weeks) and take part in the different initiatives of the board. You will be expected to relay information to your colleagues, and bring ideas and concerns from them to the attention of the board. One representative will be voted in for each program in the province. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in creating networking opportunities with other professionals working in the field of child and youth care, as well as to contribute to the development of a dynamic and important field of work. Eligible candidates have to be enrolled in an accredited program in the field of Child and Youth Care in the Province of New Brunswick. Your application for this position should include your resume and a transcript or letter from your school showing that you are a student in good standing. Please submit your application to: CYCANB P.O. Box 26008 Moncton, NB E1E 4H9 |
New Brunswick has the
potential for a substantial
child and youth care
association. This group from
Moncton Youth Residences
made an enthusiastic
impression at the National
Child and Youth Care
Conference in Prince Edward
Island in October 2008.
potential for a substantial
child and youth care
association. This group from
Moncton Youth Residences
made an enthusiastic
impression at the National
Child and Youth Care
Conference in Prince Edward
Island in October 2008.
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Le Child Care Association et de la jeunesse du Nouveau-Brunswick tente de
faire revivre sous la direction de Lise Babineau-Nowlan. L'organisation est en
train d'être réintégrés et cherche des membres et les personnes intéressées à
siéger à la board.
Welcome aux mises à jour du site web de l'association. Le CYCANB a eu une
histoire mouvementée, et dans le passé mais il faut l'adhésion et l'engagement
des membres et des contributions de maintenir une association viable qui
profite à tous. Vous êtes invités à utiliser les liens fournis pour adhérer et / ou
d'y contribuer.
faire revivre sous la direction de Lise Babineau-Nowlan. L'organisation est en
train d'être réintégrés et cherche des membres et les personnes intéressées à
siéger à la board.
Welcome aux mises à jour du site web de l'association. Le CYCANB a eu une
histoire mouvementée, et dans le passé mais il faut l'adhésion et l'engagement
des membres et des contributions de maintenir une association viable qui
profite à tous. Vous êtes invités à utiliser les liens fournis pour adhérer et / ou
d'y contribuer.
The association has published its first newsletter since 2004 with an English
(left) and a French (right) edition. Click on the edition of your choice to download.
(left) and a French (right) edition. Click on the edition of your choice to download.
