New Brunswick Seniors Advocate Kelly Lamrock today released a report examining the circumstances surrounding the death of an older adult, identified as "Alice," who wandered away from a special care home and later died after not being found in time. The report concludes that Alice’s death was preventable and highlights significant administrative and governance failures within the long-term care system and the Department of Social Development.

The New Brunswick Advocate today released a report examining the life and death of “Bobby,” a child who died from an overdose after years of repeated warnings to the systems responsible for protecting vulnerable children. The report concludes that Bobby’s death was preventable.

The New Brunswick Advocate, Kelly Lamrock, has issued an urgent open letter to Members of the Legislative Assembly raising serious concerns about the effectiveness and implementation of the province’s Youth Engagement Services (YES) program under the Department of Social Development.

Child, Youth and Seniors’ Advocate Kelly Lamrock is urging the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development to take immediate action to address his concerns surrounding the use of seclusion rooms in schools. In a report released today, Lamrock highlights what he calls critical gaps in oversight, inconsistent adherence to guidelines, and potential violations of human rights. Parents are upset, children are impacted and schools seem confused about how to properly fol

Kelly Lamrock, New Brunswick’s Child, Youth, and Senior Advocate has released a report following an investigation into the $1.46 million funding provided by the Regional Development Corporation (RDC) to Village of Hope for the expansion of a recovery center for individuals suffering from substance use disorders. The report was made pursuant to the Advocate’s mandate under the Child, Youth and Senior Advocate Act (CYSAA) to examine government actions affecting vulnerable adul

New Brunswick’s Child, Youth, and Senior Advocate is recommending that the provincial government work with First Nations governments to address youth mental health. In a new monitoring report addressing recommendations from the No Child Left Behind report, Kelly Lamrock says that the unique challenges facing First Nations youth require dedicated funding and a process that empowers First Nations governments to lead. In reviewing government actions in the three years since No