Alexis Simon knows first-hand what families need when it comes to hiring a babysitter — and she’s used that mom-instinct to open the Atlantic Babysitters Club. Her agency matches qualified sitters (mature, experienced caregivers with…
Did you know: EVERY four-year-old in New Brunswick can get an eye exam for free — and glasses if required? And that New Brunswick kids in lower income homes can access ongoing free eye and…
Having to leave your infant’s hospital bedside is a heavy burden for parents with little ones in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NNICU). But a fundraising campaign currently underway during World Prematurity Awareness Month hopes…
People leaving abusive relationships in the Greater Moncton area now have another resource to help them. Shelter Movers has established a chapter in the area, offering free moving and storage services to those in need….
Bringing life and love to the forefront of dying, ensuring final moments together are filled with memory making and time together. That’s the goal of Hospice SENB, a local charity working to demystify and normalize…
No tricks here, just a treat-filled episode of Jenna & Tosh dishing on some upcoming Halloween events & activities in the Greater Moncton Area. You can find links to all the ideas & more in…
Dreaming of hosting your own podcast but not quite sure where to start? Tosh is building an online program for the podcast curious – and drops some insider info on this week’s episode! More podcasting…
Moncton’s Mark Black is a world renowned motivational speaker, drawing on his experiences as a heart & lung transplant recipient to encourage resiliency among his audiences. He’s also the organizer of Level Up, a locally…
Pursuing your passion can lead to interesting places – including talking about your first novel on our podcast! Just ask Moncton’s Don Bourque, a human services professional/army reservist turned author. Willow is the first book…
The data is clear: depression and anxiety among New Brunswick’s youth is rising. (source: https://nbhc.ca/surveys/2021-2022-student-wellness-survey) Nearly half of our Grade 6 through 12 students report symptoms of anxiety, with almost as many reporting signs of…