PFY February Newsletter

Topping our 20th anniversary year and everything that went with it was not something I believed we would do anytime soon, but here we are. We have expanded our organization—yet again—and we have demonstrated that developing strong partnerships and thinking outside the box in order to support youth is not …

A Day to Remember

On November 29th 2014, Minister Cathy Rogers issued an official declaration, making November 29th Children and Youth in Care Day in New Brunswick. The declaration, signed at the Government House with the blessing of Lieutenant Governor Jocelyn Roy-Vienneau, makes New Brunswick one of only a few provinces in Canada to …

Reaching for the Summit

Last October, PFY hosted the second ever Youth Engagement Summit in NB. The event included participation from 27 schools and over 250 people from throughout the province. Over the course of the day, youth participants met in a variety of discussion formats to talk about their communities. They were asked …

Island Bound

Thanks to generous contributions by the Leacross Foundation and the Canadian Women`s Foundation, we have recently begun an expansion of our Making Waves program on Prince Edward Island. Our agreement spans over three years and is set to include students from all ten high schools on the island. Last October …

Welcome to the PFY Family!

We are pleased to welcome “Dots NB for Kids’ Mental Health” into the PFY family. Serving as our new youth mental health branch, Dots NB will empower youth, family and community members to develop sustainable mobilization strategies toward the enhancement of prevention and early intervention and improved treatments and services …

Say YES to Success!

October 29th, 2014 at the Fredericton Inn — 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Thank you to everyone who attended the Summit.  It was great to meet and host over 200 students, educators, supporters and government partners for great discussion, all focused on the future of our fantastic province.  In the …