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The Premier's Council on the Status of Disabled Persons is a body for consultation and study which was created to advise the provincial government and the general public on matters relating to the status of persons with disabilities. The Council reports directly to the Premier of New Brunswick.
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  Employment Action Plan for Persons with a Disability

The Government of New Brunswick is committed to the development of an Employment Action Plan for Persons with a Disability in collaboration with community, employers, and government.  The Plan aims to increase labour force participation of persons with disabilities in the province. The Co-chairs of the Steering Committee, MLA Danny Soucy and Employer Representative Jonathan Davenport (UPS Canada) invite your participation.

UPDATE Public Dialogue Sessions Several hundred people attended the Public Dialogue Sessions in January.  The information gathered is now being compiled.  The Employment Action Plan for Persons with a Disability will be posted as soon as it is available. Thank you for participating!
UPDATE Written Submissions - Guiding Questions for Community Feedback (ASL Interpretation of Guiding Questions for Community Feedback) More than 100 submissions were received and the information is currently being compiled.  The Employment Action Plan for Persons with a Disability will be posted as soon as it is available. Thank you for your input!

  Action Plan Strategy

In 2011 we held a Disability Stakeholders’ Summit, public dialogue session and sent out surveys across New Brunswick gathering input from consumers, service providers and community stakeholders in order to put together a new Disability Action Plan Report.

We are currently compiling the information gathered to determine new recommendations to address priority issues pertaining to persons with disabilities. We anticipate releasing the new report during Disability Awareness Week 2012. Feedback is always welcomed as we move forward in preparing this report. Thank you for your interest in disability issues!

Status Report 2 - December 2009

Status Report #3 and Report Card - December 2010 - Responses to Date on the Recommendations from the Disability Action Plan Strategy - The Path to Self-Sufficiency and Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities in New Brunswick
(Original report released in December 2007)

Backgrounder - International Day of Persons with Disabilities

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Planning underway for Disability Awareness Week, March 2012
Public consultation for new employment action plan for persons with disabilities, January 2012
International Day of Disabled Persons Observed, December 2011
Consultations for new disability action plan strategy report, October 2011
25th Anniversary Rick Hansen Relay reaches New Brunswick, September 2011
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Members of the Premier’s Council on the Status of Disabled Persons joined Premier David Alward in reminding New Brunswickers that Saturday, Dec. 3, is the International Day of Disabled Persons. From left: Christyne Allai...
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