The Mandate Development Centre

10/20/2026

TMDC AT MONCTON CITY COUNCIL | KINDNESS IS POWER!

We returned to Moncton City Council to keep our City leaders informed about the work we’re doing, the communities we’re serving, and the impact we’re building together.

From The Helping Hand Project by TMDC to Moncton Creates, youth empowerment, community storytelling, and our ongoing KINDNESS IS POWER campaign, our message remains simple: stronger communities are built through collaboration, compassion, and consistent action.

We also shared our vision for sustainable community space and stronger partnerships that will help us do even more.

And yes, KINDNESS IS POWER!

A massive shout-out to our AMAZING VOLUNTEERS - THE POWER TEAM! You continue to show up, give your time, share your hearts, and demonstrate what community service truly looks like. You are the power behind kindness!

Thank you to the City of Moncton and City Council for the opportunity to keep the conversation going.

BY COMMUNITY. FOR COMMUNITY. STRONGER COMMUNITIES.

TMDC | BUILD. INNOVATE. TRANSFORM.

10/17/2026

10/16/2026

YOUR VOICE MATTERS. YOUR COMMUNITY MATTERS.

What does food security look like for you and your family in Greater Moncton?

Through The Helping Hand Project, The Mandate Development Centre (TMDC) is inviting residents of Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview to participate in our Greater Moncton Community Food Support Interest Survey.

We want to understand the real challenges people face with rising grocery costs, access to healthy and culturally appropriate food, and existing community food support programs.

Whether you’re a newcomer, community member, service provider, or simply passionate about building a stronger community, we want to hear from you!

Your responses are confidential and will help us explore practical, inclusive, and dignity-centred food support solutions, particularly for individuals and families who may not currently access existing food banks.

TAKE THE SURVEY TODAY!
https://shorturl.at/1kDOK

Because access to food is about more than groceries. It’s about dignity, hope, and community.

THE HELPING HAND PROJECT
Hope. Dignity. New Start.

10/13/2026

A MEANINGFUL VISIT. A SHARED COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY.

It was a pleasure welcoming The Honourable Ginette Petitpas Taylor, Member of Parliament Ginette Petitpas Taylor, to The Mandate Development Centre (TMDC) in Moncton!

The visit provided a valuable opportunity to share our vision, showcase our growing community initiatives, and explore how collaboration can create meaningful opportunities for individuals and families across Greater Moncton.

From community support and homelessness initiatives to youth development, skills training, creative entrepreneurship, and newcomer inclusion, our discussions highlighted the importance of connecting community-driven solutions with public leadership.

A special highlight of the visit was the opportunity to feature MP Ginette Petitpas Taylor on My Community with Maruf Hassan, a TMDC Studios conversation series. The conversation offered another platform to explore her journey in public service, community leadership, and the people and priorities shaping our region.

We sincerely appreciate MP Petitpas Taylor for taking the time to engage with our team, learn about our work, and share her perspectives with our community.

Meaningful conversations build connections. Strong partnerships create opportunities. Together, we make an impact.

BUILD. INNOVATE. TRANSFORM.

10/13/2026

GREATER MONCTON COMMUNITY FOOD SUPPORT INTEREST SURVEY

Do you need weekly food support? We want to hear from you!

Through The Helping Hand Project, The Mandate Development Centre (TMDC) is working to improve access to food support for individuals and families across Greater Moncton.

If you live in Moncton, Dieppe, or Riverview, are not currently registered with an existing food bank, and would like to access weekly food support, this survey is for you!

Your response will help us understand community needs, identify interested households, and plan direct food support for those who may not yet be accessing existing services.

Complete the short survey here: https://shorturl.at/20OKR

PLEASE SHARE! Help us reach individuals, newcomers, and families who may benefit from this initiative.

Please note: Completing the survey does not guarantee immediate food assistance. It helps us assess needs and coordinate future support.

THE HELPING HAND PROJECT
Dignity. Hope. Care. Kindness.

KINDNESS IS POWER.

10/12/2026

HAPPY THANKSGIVING, CANADA!

Today, we celebrate gratitude, diversity, kindness, and the beautiful communities we call home.

At The Mandate Development Centre (TMDC), we are thankful for every volunteer, partner, supporter, and community member who continues to make a difference.

Together, we are building a community where everyone belongs, every contribution matters, and kindness creates lasting impact.

From all of us at TMDC, Happy Thanksgiving!

BUILD. INNOVATE. TRANSFORM.

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10/10/2026

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WORLD HOMELESS DAY 2026

KINDNESS IS POWER.

On World Homeless Day, The Mandate Development Centre, through The Helping Hand Project, is launching the next chapter of our community campaign:

KINDNESS IS POWER

A movement bringing individuals, families, businesses, organizations, volunteers and community leaders together around one simple belief:

No act of kindness is too small when a community acts together.

COMMUNITY FOOD BANK FUNDRAISER FESTIVAL

A community-powered gathering designed to mobilize resources, raise support and strengthen our collective response to food insecurity and homelessness.

Food, Community, Music, Giving, Volunteering, Partnership. Impact.

One community coming together for another.

A community where dignity matters.

Where hope remains alive.

Where care becomes action.

Where kindness becomes culture.

And where KINDNESS BECOMES POWER.

THE HELPING HAND PROJECT The Helping Hand Project by TMDC
An initiative of The Mandate Development Centre

BY COMMUNITY - FOR COMMUNITY.

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10/09/2026

CARE

Care is more than feeling concerned.

Care shows up.

It volunteers.
It listens.
It gives.
It shares.
It checks on a neighbour.
It makes room at the table.

Strong communities are not built only by institutions. They are built when ordinary people decide that what happens to another person matters to them.

Today, we choose care.

10/08/2026

HOPE

Sometimes the greatest thing we can give someone is a reason to believe tomorrow can be different.

Hope can begin with a meal.
A conversation.
A warm coat.
A connection.
An opportunity.
Someone simply saying, “I see you.”

Small acts can become turning points in someone’s story.

Today, we choose hope.