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The Association of New Brunswick Licensed Practical Nurses (ANBLPN) serves as the regulatory authority for all Licensed Practical Nurses in New Brunswick, dedicated to protecting the public by ensuring the provision of safe, competent, ethical, and compassionate care. Through various resources and support services, ANBLPN promotes ongoing education and professional development among its members, including regulatory requirements, licensure, and practice resources. In addition to supporting current nurses, ANBLPN provides guidance for internationally educated nurses and students in their pursuit of licensure, as well as resources for employers regarding LPN practice. The organization also addresses employment issues and disciplinary concerns, fostering a collaborative environment for nursing professionals in the province. Generated from the website

The Multicultural Association of Fredericton (MCAF) operates within the traditional unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik Maliseet People, acknowledging the treaties that recognized the land title and established an ongoing relationship between nations. MCAF is dedicated to providing support and resources for newcomers, promoting community diversity, and fostering inclusion through various programs and initiatives. With a focus on settlement services, language learning, and employment support, MCAF engages the community through cultural festivals and educational programs for children and youth. The association actively encourages volunteerism and donations to further its mission of enhancing multicultural understanding and cooperation in Fredericton. Generated from the website

The Asian Heritage Society of New Brunswick (AHSNB) is dedicated to honoring and celebrating the contributions of Asian Canadians to the multicultural fabric of Canada. Through its annual observance of Asian Heritage Month, the AHSNB organizes events that spotlight the rich arts, education, trade, and heritage of Asian cultures, fostering intercultural dialogue and understanding among diverse communities. Founded in 2002, AHSNB plays a vital role in enhancing public awareness and appreciation of the social, cultural, political, and economic impacts of Asian Canadians. With chapters in Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John, and Miramichi, the organization provides a platform for cultural exploration, inviting all Canadians to come together in celebration of diversity as a source of strength. Generated from the website