Keynote Speaker

Claudette Bradshaw

The "At Home" project by the Mental Health Commission of Canada is testing the “housing first” approach toward reducing homelessness in five sites across Canada, and Claudette Bradshaw is the Moncton site coordinator.

A well known Moncton native, Claudette has been instrumental in developing significant grassroots causes, programs and services throughout her distinguished career in the nonprofit sector. Elected to the House of Commons in 1997, she served with distinction in several key cabinet posts.

Endearingly known as the "Minister of Hugs", Claudette is a knockout speaker who will clearly illustrate the value of affordable housing in building healthy communities.

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CHRA responds to NB Auditor General's report on Social Housing viability

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A word from our President

A word from our President
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Conference Update 2012!

Conference Update 2012!
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Canada-New Brunswick Housing Agreement Signed

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New Housing announced; Official Openings

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Welcome to new members!

Welcome to new members!
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Hope is a Home: NB Housing Strategy Update

Hope is a Home: NB Housing Strategy Update
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Community Inclusion Networks are gathering momentum

Community Inclusion Networks are gathering momentum
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Homelessness Partnering Strategy information

Homelessness Partnering Strategy information
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Canadian Housing & Renewal Association Update

Canadian Housing & Renewal Association Update
CHRA will hold its next national Congress in St. John’s, NFLD,  May 1-4, 2012. This congress has not been in Atlantic Canada for some time so it is hoped all parts of the Atlantic will be represented...
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