About the Kent Wellness Network:
The Kent Wellness Network includes many volunteer members and community organizations working on various aspects of wellness in the Kent region. This multi-sectoral team mobilizes and supports communities to engage in health and wellbeing actions.
Our Vision
People in the Kent region are resilient in their healthy, active communities.
Our Mission
To facilitate collaboration between partners, through an inclusive approach, to promote and implement wellness initiatives in our region.
Our Team
Stéphanie A. Caissie
Chair
I'm involved with the Kent Wellness Network because I want to help people in our region improve their well-being and reach their full potential. In short, to increase their ability to enjoy life to the fullest!
Lucie Chiasson
Co-Chair
As someone who is very passionate about nutrition, getting involved with the Kent Wellness Network is a great way to reach more people so they can improve their well-being and create healthier, more resilient communities together.
Lynn Landry Caissie
Treasurer
Marie-Eve Brideau
Secretary
Passionate about the health of individuals and communities, I chose to join the dynamic team at the Kent Wellness Network to contribute to efforts to promote and improve wellness in the region's communities.
Marie-Cécile Léger
Board member
I'm involved with the Wellness Network because global wellness is important to me! In my opinion, if we are well physically, mentally and spiritually, we will live a full life, and that's why I decided to join this great team and share my knowledge with everyone.
Aaron Shantz
Board member
I'm part of the Wellness Network, because I have a passion for at-risk youth in our county. I want to encourage them to discover themselves and see the possibilities that exist outside their current reality!
Chanelle DaPonte
Board Member
I'm involved with the Kent Wellness Network because I'm passionate about health, wellness and helping people improve their well-being. I believe that together, we can create healthy, resilient communities.
Samuel Léger
Board member
I wanted to be part of the Wellness Network to be associated with the element of nature, which inspires me to bring out the best in myself and cultivate a sustainable balance.
Daniel Castonguay
Board member
Julie Vautour
Board member
Julien LeBlanc
Board member
What’s happening in Kent?
Calendar of activities and events that contribute to wellness in the Kent region
Events for 1st July
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Canada Day celebrations
45 Park Dr, Richibucto
Events for 2nd July
No Events
Events for 3rd July
No Events
Events for 4th July
No Events
Events for 5th July
No Events
Events for 6th July
No Events
Events for 7th July
No Events
Events for 8th July
No Events
Events for 9th July
No Events
Events for 10th July
No Events
Events for 11th July
No Events
Events for 12th July
No Events
Events for 13th July
No Events
Events for 14th July
No Events
Events for 15th July
No Events
Events for 16th July
No Events
Events for 17th July
No Events
Events for 18th July
No Events
Events for 19th July
10:30 am - 11:30 am
Story Time ( 0 – 5 years)
Bibliothèque publique de Rogersville Public Library
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Trivia Night
33 Rue Morgans, Richibucto
Events for 20th July
No Events
Events for 21st July
No Events
Events for 22nd July
No Events
Events for 23rd July
No Events
Events for 24th July
No Events
Events for 25th July
No Events
Events for 26th July
10:30 am - 11:30 am
Story Time (0 – 5 years)
Bibliothèque publique de Rogersville Public Library
Events for 27th July
No Events
Events for 28th July
No Events
Events for 29th July
No Events
Events for 30th July
No Events
Events for 31st July
No Events
Events for 2nd August
10:30 am - 11:30 am
Storytime (0 – 5 years)
Bibliothèque publique de Rogersville Public Library
Events for 3rd August
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Activities at the Outdoors Market with the Library
Parc Milles Pas Park
Legend:
| Champdoré | nbsp; | Five Rivers | nbsp; | Beausoleil | nbsp; | Nouvelle-Arcadie | nbsp; | Beaurivage |
| Saint-Antoine, Sainte-Marie, Saint-Paul | nbsp; | Rexton, Harcourt | nbsp; | Cocagne, Grande-Digue, Shediac Bridge, Shediac River | nbsp; | Rogersville, Collette, Acadieville | nbsp; | Richibucto, Saint-Louis de Kent, Saint-Ignace, Aldouane, Saint-Charles |
| Grand-Bouctouche | nbsp; | District rural de kent | nbsp; | Elsipogtog First Nation | nbsp; | L’nui Menikuk First Nation |
nbsp; | Tjipogtotjg First Nation |
| Bouctouche, Sainte-Anne-de-Kent | nbsp; | Pointe-Sapin, Carleton, Baie Ste. Anne, Escuminac | nbsp; | nbsp; | Indian Island First Nation | nbsp; | Buctouche First Nation |
You can also visit the calendars of different Municipalities in the Kent region below:
Beaurivage
Champdoré
Five rivers
Grand-Bouctouche
Nouvelle-Arcadie
Funding Request Form
Please fill out the form and return it to us by email once completed.
Resources
Kent Trail Guide
The Kent Trail Guide offers the opportunity to discover the Kent region through its wooded areas, rivers and coasts. It consolidates several trails varying in length, difficulty, and route. This guide totals 53 kilometres of trails.
Click on the image on the left to see the Kent trail guide. It will help you plan your next outdoor adventure.
Resource Directory
Bilingual directory of resources in the Kent region that includes information on the following subjects: Important Phone Numbers; Municipalities; Health; Helplines; Public Safety and Justice; Programs and Services; Education; Employment; Utilities; Transportation; Food and shopping; Parks, Culture and Recreation.
Photo Gallery
Kouchibouguac
Bouctouche Dunes
Cap Lumière Beach
Irving Park in Bouctouche
St-Antoine
Cocagne trails
Notre-Dame
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