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Do not compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.

We have given a different gifts and purpose in life; let's concentrate on our own calling.


Hiring for Caregivers?

The Filipino caregiver could be one of the best caregivers whom you could hire to take care of your children, elderly and persons with disabilities since they are trained for the job. They are well known as a kind heart people, warm people and most of all sensitive and easy to adapt in all ways of life style.

 

 

We have members of our CommUNITY that are presently here in New Brunswick that are looking for employers.

 

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Golden Heart Caregiver

 

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Disaster Relief Fundraising Dinner
Written by Administrator   

Disaster Relief Fundraising Dinner Poster

March 1, 2012
 
 
Kababayan (Friends),

On December 17, 2011, a severe storm hit the southern part of the Philippines, causing extensive damage and loss of lives. Flash floods and landslides sent rain, mud, logs and trees, crashing down on the local people, killing more than 1,500. More than 338,000 people in 13 provinces were affected by the disaster, with more than 10,000 houses extensively damaged. Nearly 43,000 people are currently staying in emergency shelters, schools and churches. Many more remain missing and unaccounted for.


Although this tragedy occurred over 2 months ago, there is still an urgent need for help in terms of food, clothing, and medicines. The country's president has declared a state of national calamity and has ordered the respective government departments to extend all necessary assistance to the affected villages.


In this regard, the Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB) will be holding a “Disaster Relief Fundraising Dinner” event at 5:00 PM on Saturday, April 14th at Grace Memorial Baptist Church (536 Northumberland Street, Fredericton, NB). This is in partnership with Multicultural Association of Fredericton (MCAF), Canadian Red Cross and Grace Memorial Church. We will serve authentic Filipino food for $12.00 per ticket in support of the event which can be purchased in advance or at the door depending on ticket availability. This will also highlight a presentation of affected areas, multicultural dance and music. In addition, we will be issuing taxable donations receipt for donations over $10.00 or more through the Canadian Red Cross.


Tickets are available at:
FCNB Office at 40 Case Street, Fredericton NB  (506) 4470-7203

 

MFACF Office at 123 York Street Fredericton NB (506) 454-8292

 

Saigon Grocery Store at 495Wilsey Road, Fredericton NB (506) 452-8991


At your local Filipino CommUNITY representatives:
Grand Falls/Edsmundton Area: Nelly Gauvin (506) 473-1250

 

Woodstock/Northampton Area: Celeste Razon (506) 324-9017

 

Greater Moncton Area: Julia Agir (506) 204-3202

 

Scoudouc: Jerry Celeste/Laz Lizardo (506) 233-0371

 

Cap-pele/Shediac/Richibucto: FCIC c/o Mae de los Santos (506) 332-0330

 

St. George/Black's Harbor/St. Stephen: Lea Torreon (506) 754-6885

 

St. John/Rothesay Area: Carol Nofies (506) 696-9809

 

Miramichi Area: Randel Bontogan (506) 625-7012


We are inviting everyone to support this great initiative. We are expecting over 250 visitors and supporters of the event including the media. Please invite and forward the attached poster to your friends and help us promote the event.


Please be informed that all contributions and donations you make will have a synergistic and positive impact to all of the humanitarian efforts in this regard. Thank you and we look forward to whatever support you can provide.


Sincerely,



Mr. Roland Moreno, President
Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB)
Phone: (506) 470-7203
Motto: Building Our CommUNITY Together
visit us @ www.nb.filipinocommunity.ca
              www.pinoys.org

FCNB Vision Statement: The vision of the CommUNITY shall be to create a healthy Filipino immigrant community that is both self-sufficient and fully integrated within the Canadian society.


FCNB Mission Statement: 'To celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'

 


 
Philippine Consular Outreach Service 2012
Written by Administrator   

Kabayan - We had now received the formal announcement from the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa about Consular Outreach Mission services in selected Maritime provinces .  Appointment slots will be given out on a first come, first served basis so call immediately to reserved your spot. You might be able to negotiate the preferred day that you can come to the venue because of your work/personal situation.


Here are the details of the Remote Consular Service:

 St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador

      Date: April 10-11, 2012; Tuesday, April 10, 3:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Wednesday, April 11, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

     Venue: St.Augustine Aglican Church, 1 Westerland Road, St. John's NL, (709) 753-1931

     Contact Person in St. John's:
            Hazel Ouano Alpuento, Philippine Honorary Consul General, Tel No. (709) 754 2823, email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 

 

Halifax, Nova Scotia

     Date: April 12-14, 2012; Thursady, April 12, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM; Friday, April 13, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Saturday, April 14, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

     Venue: World Trade Convention Center Halifax, 1800 Argyle Street, Halifax NS B3J 2V9

     Contact Person:
              Philippine Embassy, Merly Halili or Jiji Gonato, Tel No. (613) 233-1121, email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ; This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
  

         
        Applicants are requested to take note of the following requirements:

1) Application for passport renewal

To ensure an orderly delivery service, interested applicants should contact Ms.Merly Halili or Ms. Jiji Gonato of the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa (Tel: 1 (613) 233-1121) for an appointment slot. Appointment slots will be given out on a first come, first served basis.

Accepted applicants are requested to:

          - Come in a decent attire with collar and sleeves (avoid wearing shirt/blouse in light blue color) for the photograph taking. They will also be asked to remove earrings, eyeglasses, hair accessories, and any facial jewelry.
 
          - Bring the following:
             a) duly-accomplished e-passport application form (downloadable from http://philembassy-ottawa.com/home/images/stories/EPASSPORT_APPLICATION_FORM_updated_30_Jun_2011.pdf)
             b) original passport
             c) photocopy of date page (or first page) of passport
             d) photocopy of work permit or permanent resident card
             e) Cash payment of $69 CAD (exact amount only)
             f) Xpresspost envelope with SIGNATURE STICKER (Please fill out complete return address with your telephone numbers).


2) Application for notarial services
             a) Download and present the duly-accomplished document to be notarized (downloaded from www.philembassy-ottawa.com)
             b) Photocopy of date page (or first page) of passport
             c) Photocopy of work permit or permanent resident card
             d) Cash payment of $28.75 CAD per document (exact amount only)

3) Application for dual citizen ship
             a. Please see list of requirement from www.philembassy-ottawa.com

 

4) NBI clearance
             a) Complete NBI Form No. 5 (available form consular officer)
             b) One 2"x 2" photograph
             c) Cash payment of $28.75 CAD

 

Salamat,
Roland Moreno, President
Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB)
Building Our CommUNITY Together
visit us @ www.nb.filipinocommunity.ca
                 www.pinoys.org

FCNB Mission Statement: 'To celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'

 


 

 

 
Donation Relief for Sendong Victims
Written by Administrator   

Kababayan,


    By now you should have heard about the Sendong storm (international name: Washi); a devastating flood that wiped out the entire costal community of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City. Today, the Philippine National Red Cross has estimated that the death toll stands at 713 dead and 911 people are listed as missing and some 47,000 people are huddled in evacuation centres.

   We the CommUNITY council are mourning the losses of our loved ones and kababayan in affected areas. At this time, I would like to be notified by those CommUNITY members whom relatives/friends are directly affected by this tragedy.

   The Outreach and Fundraising commitee will be collecting financial donations from our CommUNITY members and will contact other ethno-cultural groups in New Brunswick for assistance. Please contact Rudy (Choy) Dimayacyac at (506) 260-9288 or Roland Moreno at (506) 470-7203 for your donations. We will contact the Philippine National Red Cross or and other established non profit organizations to make arrangement for this donations.


Salamat,
Roland Moreno, President
Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB)
Building Our CommUNITY Together
visit us @ www.nb.filipinocommunity.ca
           www.pinoys.org

FCNB Mission Statement: 'To celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'

 


 
FCNB Choir Performance
Written by Administrator   

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7th Annual CommUNITY Christmas Party 2011
Written by Administrator   

2011 Annual CommUNITY Christmas PartyNovember 18, 2011


Mga Kababayan,


The Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB) has been celebrating our Annual CommUNITY Christmas Party for more than 7 years. Once again, we are inviting you to celebrate the occasion with us on December 3rd, Saturday at 4:00 PM at Forest Hill United Church, 45 Kimble Court, Fredericton. Please refer below for direction to the area.

This is a potluck gathering and we are encouraging everyone to bring a special dish, dessert and non alcoholic beverages to share with everyone. We have prepared games, adult exchange gift ($10.00 min.) and made an arrangement for Santa Claus to drop by and distribute gifts for your little ones.

Registration will be collected at the door for $ 5:00 for Individual and $ 10.00 for Family to cover for related expenses (party venue, technical equipment rental, decorations and cutleries).

For more information, visit us at http://www.pinoys.org/

Please email us at to confirm your attendance on or before December 1st.


Thank-you and we'll see you there!


Mabuhay kayong lahat,

FCNB Council
Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB)
Building Our CommUNITY Together
...have a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR!!!

FCNB Mission Statement: 'To celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'


Directions from Westmorland Bridge
1. Take Westmorland Bridge south bound and head onto Westmorland Street. 950 m
2. Turn left at the 3rd cross street onto Brunswick St. 1.2 km
3. Turn right at Waterloo Row. 1.1 km
4. Keep right at the fork 93 m
5. Turn left at Forest Hill Rd 1.7 km
6. Turn right at Kimble Ct
7. Destination will be on the right 140 m

Directions from Princess Margaret Bridge
1. Take the Princess Margaret Bridge west bound
2. Take the exit toward Forest Hill Rd 240 m
3. Turn left at Forest Hill Rd 1.0 km
4. Turn right at Kimble Ct
7. Destination will be on the right 140 m

 
FCNB 2011 2nd General CommUNITY Meeting
Written by Administrator   

FCNB 2011 2nd General CommUNITY Meeting

 

October, 24 2011

 

Kabayan,

 

The CommUNITY is calling all members to our 2nd General CommUNITY Meeting at 3:30 PM on Saturday, November 12, 2011  at Odell Park Lodge (350 Rookwood Avenue, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 2M6). (Click here for directions.)

 

The main items on our agenda are the following:

 

 

1. Correspondence/Announcements and CommUNITY Information
2. Approval of Past Meeting Minutes
3. Core Group Reports
4. Committee Reports
5. Any unfinished business
       a. Steering Committee Project Progress Report


6. Any new business
       a. Proposed FCNB By-Laws Amendments


7. Address or other program features
8. Adjournment

 

2nd CommUNITY General Meeting 2011

Our meeting is a POTLUCK event to commemorate the October/November/December monthly celebrants, welcome the new comers and bid farewell to those who are moving; so we encourage you to bring your favourite dish to share with everyone.


Please see the attached poster for our 2011 2nd General Community Meeting. You can also visit our website to see the poster and refer for more information. Thanks to Keilah for this design.

We encourage your active participation and continous commitment by attending and engaging in our healthy discussion for the benefit of our CommUNITY.

 

LET'S BUILD OUR COMMUNITY TOGETHER.

 

Please RSVP on or before Friday, November 11th to FCNB Contact Information.

 

Salamat Ulit,
Amalia Gaspar
, Secretary
Heidi Abad, Treasurer and Membership & Recruitement Committee Chairperson
Filipino CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB)
Building Our CommUNITY Together

 

FCNB Mission Statement: 'To celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'


 
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