Caring Calendar

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​ The Caring Calendar is a services coordination tool for our faith-based community and other organizations that provide services to those in the circumstance of poverty. 
​Please click on the "How to" for instructions or watch the video. 
40 faith-based organizations unite in an open space forum in partnership with the Community Action Group on Homelessness. - Mayor's Homelessness Task-force.

Bullying & Exclusion in NB Schools Effects Mental Health

Why is no one talking about this?
Civic Tech Fredericton's submission to the DataViz competition at UNB. Others presented charts and graphs, we engaged our "actors" to tell the data story.
​#DoBetter4Me 

Transit Fare Assistance Program

Civic Tech volunteers helped connect Fredericton's charity organizations with the City of Fredericton's Transit Fare Assistance Program. The Transit Fare Assistance Program assists residents for whom transit costs make mobility a challenge. Under the program, registered non-profit organizations and agencies can apply to receive Transit and ParaTransit tickets to distribute to their clients. This will help people get to medical appointments, access education and training, seek employment, and/or visit service providers. 
To view the program's eligibility criteria and fill out an application visit:
https://www.fredericton.ca/en/transit/fares/transit-fare-assistance-program 

​The Cost of Ending Poverty in NB - A lot less than you think!

Civic Tech volunteers Meredith and Mohamed led the UNB DataViz competition with the "No Poverty in NB".  Goal #1 on the list of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals to transform our world. 

The HUB - Non-profit Data Collaboration

Civic Tech volunteers Pierrette and Pierre led the UNB DataViz competition with the "HUB". This project is a game-changer for our Non-profit sector. 

Civic Tech Wins Two Prizes at the FredeHack hackathon

June 9, 2019 - Civic Tech won the top two prizes at the City of Fredericton Fred-eHackathon for their proposal "PoolWatch" that helps monitor local swimming pools, water quality and occupancy. PoolWatch took the prizes for the best overall idea and most likely to succeed. 

Data Visualization Competition  - Completed

​GETTING SENIORS THERE - Through smart, accessible & affordable transportation 
Civic Tech took 2nd place at the Data Visualization Competition hosted by ​IBEC.  Civic Tech project leads were Kyle Rogers and Pierre Cormier. 

Based on the results of a recent Age-Friendly Survey, the team looked at the role transportation plays in social isolation of older adults in our City and provided a go-forward strategy to ensure we have a transit system with accessible bus shelters that meet the needs of our aging population. 

​The findings also proved valuable to other Non-profits in our City such as Meals on Wheels. 

River Watch Mobile  - Completed

The Civic Tech Fredericton team in partnership with the Government of New Brunswick and their flood forecast data have launched the River Watch application just in time for the spring thaw.  Check it out here.

Meal Planning Tool

Greener Village - Community Food Center's clients would like a meal planning tool that will include healthy recipes  created by the Greener Village chef. The tool will also provide a shopping list and associated costs. 
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Sports Field Closure Tool

City of Fredericton needs a tool to support their maintenance teams' ability to let the public know when a sports field has to be closed. Today it is a  labourious process and Civic Tech plans to make it easy & efficient. 

If you have a project that would make our city better, we would love to hear your pitch. Please contact us. We will add you to the agenda at our next meeting.