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The Moncton Lions Club Sick Children Fund Inc, located in Moncton, NB, provides crucial support to New Brunswick families facing overwhelming medical expenses for their sick children. They offer various forms of assistance, including travel support, prescription drug coverage, and medical equipment aid, ensuring that families can focus on their child's health without financial strain. The organization’s mission centers around easing the financial burden on families navigating the challenging journey towards their child's recovery. Through generous donations, the Fund has made a tangible impact, disbursing over $1.5 million in family assistance and aiding 1,224 families from 222 communities in New Brunswick since March 2001. By supporting the Moncton Lions Club Sick Children Fund Inc, donors play a vital role in helping these families access the care and resources needed for their little heroes. Every contribution contributes to a brighter, less stressful path for families facing the immense challenges of supporting a sick child. Generated from the website content

AIDS Moncton is dedicated to creating a healthy and inclusive community by reducing harm associated with drug use and supporting the LGBTQ+ population. Their services include needle distribution, safe spaces for youth, and personalized support for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Through harm reduction principles, AIDS Moncton provides clean injection equipment and promotes safe environments while offering educational programs to improve the quality of life for those affected by HIV/AIDS. They also facilitate access to subsidized housing and fresh produce, ensuring that individuals have the resources they need to thrive. Generated from the website

Community Forests International, based in Tantramar, New Brunswick, is dedicated to supporting resilient communities and ecosystems through various conservation and restoration initiatives. The organization operates on the unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik Maliseet and Mi'kmaq Peoples, emphasizing respect for Indigenous land stewardship and the spirit of Peace and Friendship Treaties. With a focus on stories and projects from diverse forest ecosystems, such as the Wabanaki-Acadian forests of the Maritimes, the spice forests of Zanzibar, and the mangrove forests of Mozambique, they engage communities in fostering sustainable practices. Through their programs, they aim to bridge the connection between people and forests, promoting environmental awareness and action. Generated from the website