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What is the Link Program?
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Starting the program

Helping Tree

INTRODUCTION
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Restigouche
Acadian Peninsula
Kedgwick / Saint-Quentin
Chaleur
Madawaska
Miramichi
Grand Falls
Kent
Woodstock / Upper River Valley
Moncton
Fredericton
Sussex
Saint John
St. Stephen
Hampton / Kennebecasis Valley
Tantramar

Link Companion

Role
Who are they?
Suggestions / Warnings
Training

Resources

Videos•
• THE LINK PROGRAM - HERE FOR YOU
Companion's training
• Power Point presentation
Presentation for students
Webinar for the public / professionnals
Presentation for the public/professionnals
Activities to promote the program in your schools
History of Link program and coping strategies
Educational Activities
Promotional material
NEWS
2024 PROVINCIAL DAY - THE LINK PROGRAM - OCTOBER 15TH
2024 CONTEST - OCTOBER
2024 THE LINK PROGRAM PRESENTATION EECD


Mental Health Suicidal Thoughts Anxiety Grief / Loss Eating Disorders


Romantic issues Peer pressure Blended family Relations with parents, friends Sick parent Separation or divorce of parents Grief


Physical Health Eating disorders


Sexual Health Pregnancy Gender and sexual diversity Sexual Orientation


Physical, emotional or sexual abuse Neglect Harassment Family violence Date violence


Financial issues


Issues at school Support for Learning


Legal issues Threats Bullying Cyberbullying


Addictions (Alcohol, illicit or prescribed drugs, vaping, tobacco, gambling, internet addiction, etc.)

Helping Tree
Kent

There are two ways to access the Helping Tree:

1. You can download the Helping Tree in PDF format, which will allow to have an overview of the different issues and suggested helping resources.

helping_tree_-_kent_-_decembre_2019.pdf

2. You can choose to use the interactive Helping Tree. This method will allow you to choose one issue at a time from the menu to the left and examine each suggested helping resources.

*It is important to note that the services listed are not always available in both languages (English and French).


Financial issues


Physical Health Eating disorders


Physical, emotional or sexual abuse Neglect Harassment Family violence Date violence


Issues at school Support for Learning


Romantic issues Peer pressure Blended family Relations with parents, friends Sick parent Separation or divorce of parents Grief


Sexual Health Pregnancy Gender and sexual diversity Sexual Orientation


Legal issues Threats Bullying Cyberbullying


Addictions (Alcohol, illicit or prescribed drugs, vaping, tobacco, gambling, internet addiction, etc.)


Mental Health Suicidal Thoughts Anxiety Grief / Loss Eating Disorders