Thank you to everyone who participated in Steps 4 Learning! Together, we covered 491.65 km and raised over $1,200 to support individuals with learning disabilities. Your support goes far beyond the event. Let’s continue to raise awareness and understanding of learning disabilities and the challenges they present for both students and adults. You can help
As we prepare for the new school year ahead, the New Brunswick Disability Executives’ Network (NBDEN) is ready, willing, and hopeful. NBDEN organizations are ready and prepared to work with students and families to support them in accessing the resources necessary to reach their academic goals and to participate fully in the school community alongside
LDANB is pleased to announce that Myles Duncan of Hampton is the 2025 LDANB’s Scholarship recipient. We wish Myles the best of luck at NBCC in September! — Le TAANB est heureux d’annoncer que Myles Duncan, de Hampton, est le lauréat de la bourse 2025 du TAANB. Nous souhaitons bonne chance à Myles au NBCC
The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick (LDANB) is pleased to welcome Emily Keats and Kamylle Bonenfant to the LDANB Board of Directors as youth representatives. Kamylle will focus on supporting the development of a provincial strategy and building partnerships with youth across New Brunswick. Emily will take the lead on youth and community engagement

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