Our Model Includes 5 Core Pillars
Tailored Services For Families
The Community Social Pediatrics Clinic provides comprehensive supports to children and families based on their individual strengths, needs, and goals.
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The Parent-Child Assistance Program (PCAP) pairs birthing people who use substances with an advocate to support their goals over a 3-year period.
Mentorship
We mentor students from Dalhousie University, Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN), University of New Brunswick (UNB) and New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) through internship, research projects, studentships, and employment opportunities.
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We are also creating a "community mentorship model" to support the delivery of our programs in other communities.
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Advocacy
NBSP is dedicated to upholding the rights of children. This includes advocating for resources and services that are in the best interest of a child or family.
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At a system level, we work with community and government partners to advocate for systems and policies that foster healthy childhood development and family well-being.
Research & Policy
NBSP implements evidence-based practices that support children to live full, healthy lives. We monitor outcomes through research registries, surveys, administrative data, and interviews.
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Further, our team researches relevant promising practices, and trends locally, nationally, and globally.
The POP Centre has helped me get the right kind of help for my kids. From getting them into programs that I never would have known about or been able to afford, to securing mental health supports not only for my kids but for me as well. We would be lost without them.
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- Parent