Programs presentation

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CBPA

• Programs presentation
• 2008

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Centre de Bénévolat de la Péninsule Acadienne
(CBPA) Inc.
Program presentation of the CBPA Inc. 2008

• Welcome
• Mission
• Our territory
• Présentation de lorganigramme du CBPA Inc.
• Presentation of child/youth services
• Presentation of adult services
• Presentation of the family services
• Presentation of the community services

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Mission statement
The mission of the Centre de Bénévolat de la
Péninsule Acadienne is to work for the promotion
and facilitation for voluntary action and work to
the analysis of socio-community in its territory
and work to develop resources to meet those needs.
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Counselors
This service advisors accompanying cases of
guardianship, independent living or children with
special needs, under the responsibility of the
Department of Family and Community Services.
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Passage and Place of safety
This is a place for children, validate by the
Department of Family and Community Services -
Division Family and Community Social Services. It
is considered to be a place for children with
special needs and socio-emotional in a crisis
situation and prevention The Passage response
to another mandate and it is identified as a
place of safety to respond to the needs of young
people who may pose a risk to themselves or even
to others .
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Independent Living Program

• The program aims 
• Promote the autonomy of participants enrolled in
  the program
• Help the participant to meet its basic needs
  (washing, grocery, budget)
• Help the participant to identify his problems and
  find solutions for its present and future life
• Help the participant to know the different
  resources of his community
• Contribute to its development.
• This program is accredited by the Department of
  Family and Community Services Division Family and
  Community Social Services.

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Home day
Mission The home day is to maintain and increase
the independence among seniors as well as
delaying their entry into institution. Goals and
objectives

• Promote the improvement and maintenance of
  physical function, psychological and social
  requirements for daily activities and domestic.
• Promote the maintenance of accommodation in the
  natural environment of person in addition to
  providing support to families and caregivers.

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Counselors
This service advisors accompanying cases of
guardianship, independent living or children with
special needs, under the responsibility of the
Department of Family and Community Services.
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Home day
The program must enable a network of exchange,
prevention, intervention and education. The
activities of the Home stretch throughout the
Acadian Peninsula. Participants are referred by
the Department of Family and Community Services
and meet the criteria of the strategy of
long-term care in New Brunswick
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This is a service of home care for people who
need assistance to remain at home.

• Customers must be over 19 years and meet the
  criteria of the strategy of long-term care in New
  Brunswick.
• Private service available.
• Replacements / auxiliary have training accredited
  by the Department of Family and Community
  Services.
• Services housekeeping, dishes, meals, laundry
  and floors, basic personal care, bathing and
  monitoring.
• The service is offered throughout the Acadian
  Peninsula.

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Warm meals
This program ensures the preparation and delivery
of hot meals to elderly clients who are referred
by the office of Tracadie-Sheila of the
Department of Family and Community Services
Division Family and Community Social Services

• It takes more than 125 volunteers a year to
  deliver nearly 4,000 hot meals to the homes of
  the elderly.

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Family resource Centre of Acadian Peninsula
The mission is to give the Acadian Peninsula a
resource center to support all families with
children 0 to 6 years in the territory.

• Aims to equip parents and help them develop some
  parenting skills that will allow them to
  accompany their children in achieving their full
  potential family, social and school.
• The programming includes postnatal sessions,
  communities kitchens, a library of books and
  videos, craft sessions, workshops, courses and
  special activities.
• This program was established through the
  financial contribution of the Community Action
  Program for Children (CAPC) of Health Canada, in
  agreement with the Province of New Brunswick

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Aims to promote and encourage the benefits of
family life.

• Clinical services (individual therapy or
  group).
• Assistance program for employes an family.
• Social assessments.
• Domestic violence program (men, women and
  children).
• Program in sexology.
• Intensif Support Program.
• Program for the love of children.
• Debriefing (intervention/incident
  post-traumatic).
• International adoption
• Training/workshop/conference
• SFP is a member of Family Services Canada.

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Community services

• Training
• Newsletter
• Community initiatives

The CBPA publishes a newsletter four times a
year. Specially for staff and our many partners,
this newsletter discusses the achievements of the
various initiatives and good news from our
organization. In addition, the Home Day produces
a newsletter to its volunteers while the
appropriate service informes theirs staff
through another newsletter lInfo SRA.
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Community services
Depending on its capabilities and availability,
CBPA offers, through its programs and services,
training sessions and workshops on various
topics. During a year, our resources can deliver
more than fifty days of entertainment and
training.

• Training
• Newletters
• Community initiatives

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Community services
The CBPA, in partnership with various government
agencies and community organizations, maintains
numerous initiatives within the community. Among
the best known include Je me prends en main,
Nouveau Départ !, Avenir jeunesse,
Initiative pour les travailleurs dusine, CEE
Transition. These initiatives allow the CBPA
to respond effectively, in keeping with its
mission, the various needs identified in its
territory.

• Training
• Newsletters
• Community initiatives

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RAMIE
Accompanying resources and environment
integration Employment
This program aims to integrate an active social
life in the community for the clients of the
correctional system. Employability of the
customer is the goal of the program.

• In partnership with the Department of Family and
  Community Services / Programs and Support
  Services Revenue, Post-Secondary Education,
  Training and Labor and the Department of public
  safety of New Brunswick.

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AmiSoleil
This program is designed primarily to meet the
basic needs of families and individuals who
reside in the region covered by the office of
Caraquet, the Department of Family and Community
Services / Programs and Services for income
support through the management a food bank and
clothing.
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Community services
The CBPA programs involved in the community by
partnering with various organizations or groups
who share its vision.

• Community implications
• Many services

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Community services
Our organization offers, as its ability and
availability, support for associations and
individuals in the community. Payroll, management
support, photocopying and faxing, secretarial
support, postage, loan documents are just some of
the services offered.

• Community implications
• Many services

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www.cbpa.ca
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Anse-Bleue 3 Bas-Caraquet
17 Bertrand 29 Caraquet
60 Dugas Office
2 Grande-Anse 11 Maisonnette
5 Pokesudie 4 Saint-Léolin
8 Saint-Simon 7 Village
Blanchard 3 149
Caraquet
Maisonnette
Anse-Bleue
Pokesudie
Bas-Caraquet
Caraquet
Grande-Anse
Bertrand
Dugas Office
Saint-Simon
Village Blanchard
Saint-Léolin
Acadian Peninsula
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Baie de Petit-Pokemouche - Bas-Rang-St-Georges
1 Bois-Blanc 2 Bois Gagnon
1 Burnsville 3 Duguayville 1 Evangéline
1 Hacheyville 4 Inkerman 5 Inkerman Ferry
2 Landry Office 5 Maltempec
2 Notre-Dame-des-Érables 4 Paquetville
9 Petit-Paquetville
2 Pokemouche 4 Rang-St-Georges 4 Saint-Sauveur
1 St-Amateur 4 St-Isidore
5 Ste-Rose 9 Tilley
Road 3 Trudel 1 Val-Doucet
7 80
Centre-Péninsule Saint-Sauveur
Evangéline
Petit-Paquetville
Burnsville
Landry Office
Baie du Petit-Pokemouche
Maltempec
Pokemouche
Trudel
Paquetville
St-Amateur
Cowans Creek
Inkerman
Rang-St-Georges
Notre-Dame-des-Érables
Centre-Péninsule
Bois-Blanc
Ste-Rose
Val-Doucet
Duguayville
Hacheyville
St-Isidore
Pont-Landry
Bois Gagnon
Tilley Road
Saint-Sauveur
Acadian Peninsula
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Cap-Bateau
4 Chiasson Office
3 Coteau Road 5 Haut-Lamèque
1 Lamèque 13 Le Goulet
6 Miscou
3 Petite-Lamèque 4 Petite-Rivière de
lÎle 3 Pigeon Hill 2
Pointe-Alexandre
1 Pointe-Brûlée 1 Pointe-Canot
4 Pointe-Sauvage
1 Ste-Cécile 2 Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël
15 Shippagan
17 85
Lamèque-Shippagan-Miscou
Miscou
Petit-Shippagan
Petite-Rivière de lîle
Pigeon Hill
Coteau Road
Ste-Cécile
Cap-Bateau
Pointe-Canot
Lamèque
Petite-Lamèque
Pointe-Alexandre
Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël
Haut-Lamèque
Pointe-Brûlée
Chiasson Office
Shippagan
Pointe-Sauvage
Le Goulet
Acadian Peninsula
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Alderwood 3 Benoit 2 Canton des
Basques 5 Gauvreau 1 Four
Roads - Haut-Sheila 9 Haut-Rivière du
Portage - Leech - Losier
Settlement 2 Petit-Tracadie
1 Pointe-à-Bouleau - Pointe-des-Robicha
ud 2 Pont-LaFrance
3 Rivière-à-la-Truite 2 Rivière-du-Portage
4 St-Pons 3 St-Irénée
3 Saumaurez 3 Six Roads
6 Tracadie-Sheila 22 Tracadie Beach
1 Val-Comeau 1
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Tracadie-Sheila
Four Roads
Six Roads
Losier Settlement
Gauvreau Petit-Tracadie
Tracadie-Sheila
Alderwood
Rivière-à-la-Truite
Acadian Peninsula
Pointe-à-Bouleau
Canton des Basques
Pointe-des-Robichaud
St-Irénée
Val-Comeau
Saumarez
Benoit
Tracadie Beach
St-Pons
Rivière-du-Portage
Haut-Sheila
Leech
Haut-Rivière du Portage
Pont-LaFrance
Brantville
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Caraquet
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Centre-Péninsule Saint Sauveur 80

Miscou
Lamèque-Shippagan-Miscou 85

Tracadie-Sheila
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387
Petit-Shippagan
Petite-Rivière de lîle
Pigeon Hill
Coteau Road
Ste-Cécile
Cap-Bateau
Pointe-Canot
Lamèque
Maisonnette
Petite-Lamèque
Anse-Bleue
Pokesudie
Pointe-Alexandre
Bas-Caraquet
Ste-Marie-St-Raphaël
Grande-Anse
Caraquet
Haut-Lamèque
Pointe-Brûlée
Bertrand
Chiasson Office-Savoy Landing
Dugas Office
Saint-Simon
Shippagan
Village Blanchard
Pointe-Sauvage
Saint-Léolin
Evangéline
Petit-Paquetville
Le Goulet
Burnsville
Landry Office
Baie du Petit-Pokemouche
Maltempec
Pokemouche
Trudel
Paquetville
St-Amateur
Cowans Creek
Inkerman
Rang-St-Georges
Notre-Dame-des-Érables
Centre-Péninsule
Bois-Blanc
Ste-Rose
Val-Doucet
Duguayville
Four Roads
Hacheyville
Six Roads
Pont-Landry
St-Isidore
Bois Gagnon
Losier Settlement
Tilley Road
Saint-Sauveur
Gauvreau/Petit-Tracadie
Tracadie-Sheila
Alderwood
Rivière-à-la-Truite
Acadian Peninsula
Pointe-à-Bouleau
Canton des Basques
Pointe-des-Robichaud
St-Irénée
Saumarez
Val-Comeau
Benoit
Tracadie Beach
St-Pons
Rivière-du-Portage
Haut-Sheila
Leech
Pont-LaFrance
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Off Peninsula
Allardville 9 Black Rock 1 Brantville
1 Haut-Rivière du Protage 2 13
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