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Outbreak at Moncton shelter exposes COVID-19 challenges among homeless population

Outbreak at Moncton shelter exposes COVID-19 challenges among homeless population
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New Brunswick opioid report: a glimpse into a larger picture of drug use

New Brunswick opioid report: A glimpse into a larger picture of drug use New Brunswick s latest numbers are out, and they show more naloxone is being used and dispensed to the public than ever before. Social Sharing

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People running homeless shelters relieved they and their clients getting vaccines

Posted: Apr 30, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 30 Warren Maddox said of the clients who use the Fredericton shelter, they re incredibly vulnerable and they re vulnerable on a health basis as well as a societal basis. (Vanessa Foss/sumitted) comments The executive director of the Fredericton Homeless Shelters says it s hard to express the relief he felt when his clients and staff were finally vaccinated against COVID-19 two weeks ago. It s a lot, it s quite a heavy burden, Warren Maddox said of the long 13 months of worrying the virus would make it s way into the shelter. According to the Department of Health, more than 1,000 people who use homeless shelters and transition homes, along with the staff who work with them, have been vaccinated since April 12.

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Two harm-reduction vending machines busier than expected

Posted: Apr 28, 2021 1:59 PM AT | Last Updated: April 28 Ashley Legere, community outreach and needle distribution at Ensemble Moncton, said the machine that helps make using drugs safer is saving lives. (Tori Weldon/CBC)

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Financial struggles impacting ability to continue volunteer needle cleanup work: Founder of Needle Dogs Moncton

HALIFAX A Moncton man who has been voluntarily cleaning needles off the streets says he won t be able to continue his work for much longer without financial help from the city. Richard Hyslop is the founder of Needle Dogs Moncton – a community group which has been cleaning needles off Moncton streets for the past 11 years. People in the community have asked us to step up and do this, so we did, said Hyslop. A recent GoFundMe page created by Hyslop says the community-based group, which includes Hyslop and his seven dogs, has cleaned up over 140,000 needles off the streets.

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