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New Brunswick, Canada CLC Assignment: Community Assessment & Analysis

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    CLC assignment: Community assessment & analysis of New Brunswick, Canada. –

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    New Brunswick industries include – manufacturing, forestry, mining, agriculture, fisheries and tourism. Growing Population – 751,171 in 2011 census. Number of persons in private Households – 735,715 Average Household Income – 45,194 Diverse Community (2011 census) English 479,930 French 233,530 Chinese 1,825 German 1,805 Arabic 1,325 Spanish 1,135 Dutch 925 Government – Progressive conservative. Capital – Fredericton.

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    Provincial Parks - 9 National Parks - 2 International Parks - 1 Climate - The high temperature in Fredericton in January is - 4 ° C (24 degrees) while the low is - 15 ° C (5 degrees). Fredericton’s summers are much warmer, reaching an average high of 25 ° C (77 degrees) and low of 13 ° C (55 degrees) in July. Education English & French public schools/private secondary schools from kindergarten to high school. New Brunswick Community College University of New Brunswick, St. Thomas University, Mount Allison University, and Université de Moncton. Religion - Roman Catholic Church, Baptist, United Church of Canada, Anglicans, and Pentecostals.

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    New Brunswick is home to 61 National Historic Sites. New Brunswick is divided into five scenic drives: Fundy Coastal Drive, Acadian Coastal Drive, River Valley Scenic Drive, Miramichi River Route and Appalachian Range Route. Hopewell Rocks – a series of wonderful rock formation caused by tidal erosion. Christ Church Cathedral. New Brunswick Museum. Village Acadien.

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     Value/Belief Pattern : ▪ First Nations People - Matriarchal Society ▪ Naturalistic approaches and medicine ▪ Christianity and traditional forms of worship ▪ Own health incentives and promotion ▪ Elders and traditional ceremonies ▪ Spends earnings mostly on children, transportation, and entertainment

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     Health Perception/Management : ▪ Predominant health problems include: Diabetes; AIDS; violence; hypertension; hepatitis, and illicit drug use ▪ Most people are current with the recommended immunizations ▪ Most deaths are related to AIDS and diabetes ▪ Prevention programs include: Suicide prevention; Alcohol Anonymous, and Narcotic Anonymous ▪ Health center is fully staff ▪ Extra Mural Program has a huge impact

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     Nutrition/Metabolic : ▪ Common nutritional problems include: Anemia and obesity ▪ Food is available by meals on wheels and funding from Indian Affairs ▪ Running water in every home and water fountains in public areas ▪ Convenient stores and vending machines available ▪ Streets littered with garbage ▪ Meals on wheels supplies special diet needs ▪ Lunch served at minimal costs in schools

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