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Address From the Advocate on National Child Day
November 20, 2023
Learning to read by the end of Grade 3 is one of the most important things we owe every child. That fundamental gift — literacy — is a key predictor of a child’s future success and impacts their ability to access other rights from health to autonomy.
For National Child Day, New Brunswick’s Child & Youth Advocate is reviewing where our province stands in this important goal and asks what we can do to make the year ahead a better one for children.
Kelly A. Lamrock, Child and Youth Advocate
All different, all equal.
To ask for help; please call our toll-free number:
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On Balance, Choose Kindness
The Advocate’s Review of Changes to Policy 713
and Recommendations for a Fair and Compassionate Policy.
We work for your rights.
The Office of the Child & Youth Advocate works to uphold the rights and protect the interest of children and youth aged 19-years-old and under.
We can:
Help you understand your rights;
Make sure your opinion is heard in decisions that affect you;
Help you get the services you need;
Protect and promote your rights;
Answer your questions;
Meet with you and stand by you.
Our staff will show respect and offer support while defending your rights. Your information will be kept confidential.
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