The Inclusion New Brunswick Fund
The Inclusion New Brunswick Fund, established in 2025 by the Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception, supports Inclusion New Brunswick’s work to advance dignity, belonging, and opportunity for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families in Greater Saint John.
The Inclusion New Brunswick Fund was established in 2025 by the Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception to support the work of Inclusion New Brunswick in Greater Saint John.
Inclusion New Brunswick is a registered charity dedicated to fostering opportunities for persons with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families to live full and valued lives in all aspects of society. In Greater Saint John, Inclusion New Brunswick works to advance inclusion through advocacy, family support, and community-based initiatives that promote belonging, participation, and dignity.
The Sisters of Charity are enthusiastic supporters of Inclusion New Brunswick and its mission. This fund reflects their commitment to supporting projects, programs, and activities that benefit individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families living in Greater Saint John.
Beginning in 2026, the fund provides annual support to Inclusion New Brunswick initiatives that advance inclusion and opportunity within Greater Saint John.
Founded in 1854 by Honoria Conway and three companions, the Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception emerged in response to the urgent needs of Irish immigrants arriving in Saint John during cholera epidemics. This moment shaped a lasting mission of care for orphans, the sick, the elderly, and those living in poverty throughout Greater Saint John.
Today, the Sisters continue their commitment through advocacy for social and ecological justice, racial and social equality, peace, and truth and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.
The Inclusion New Brunswick Fund is a meaningful expression of the Sisters of Charity’s long-standing dedication to dignity, inclusion, and care. By supporting Inclusion New Brunswick’s work in Greater Saint John, the fund helps strengthen a more inclusive community where individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families are supported, valued, and empowered.
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