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MCBN Childrens Association - Making Children Better Now
PRESENTATION INFO Print E-mail

Mike Neuts' passionate message captivates and educates audiences of all ages. 

As Of November 6th 2010 M.C.B.N. Childrens Association has Hired  Mike Neuts back as per Legal  guidance to do the work,presentations and lobbying for change under this entity. We recognize the importance of such presentations and talks and will continue   Mike Neuts  as a outside Contractor.  Mr. Neuts will be reimbursed directly for expenses and fees as our outside consultant for such presentations. He is not paid, nor is anyone else paid to do the actual internal operation or administration of M.C.B.N.

Presentations have been adjusted for many and include;

Anti-bullying presentaions, children issues re; education, recreation and well being. Funding for Childrens Services, Mental Health and  other Societal Issues affecting Youth. The presentations can be a Full Day, Half Day and Evening Presentation,or Key Note Address and/or Breakout sessions.

Full Day- Elementary School; Usually consists of 4presentations and working lunch.

JK/SK- 25 minutes, story and song. Reinforcement of good behaviour.

Schools are for learning, fun and friends.

Grade 1-3- 60 minutes, story of Myles Neuts being hurt at school,bullying behaviour and PEACE.

Grade 4-6- 90 minutes, story of Myles Neuts, schools,bullying behaviour and PEACE.

Grades 7-8-90 minutes, story of Myles Neuts, schools,bullying behaviour and PEACE.

Secondary School; Usually 1-2 assemblies of 90 minutes, story of Myles Neuts, schools, 

bullying behaviour and PEACE. Working lunch and some classroom visits. (time permitting)

 Evening Presentations;  Usually 90 minutes, story of Myles Neuts,schools,bullying behaviour

and PEACE. 

PRESENTATIONS 2012, when, where, students.

January 17th- St. Jude Mississauga, 341 students.          February 6th- St. Martin Mississauga, 925 students.

             18th- St. Valentine Mississauga,435 students.                  7th- St. Augustine Brampton, 290 students.

             19th- Talbot Trail Windsor, 953 students.                         8th- Sacred Heart Mildmay, 164 students.

             23rd- St. Louis Leamington, 367 students.                       9th- Upper Thames Mitchell, 418 students.

             24th- St. Hilary Mississauga, 315 students.                     14th- Rebound Sarnia, 14 youth.

                                                                                                     15th- Rebound Sarnia, 10 youth./ Ministry of Education Toronto.

                                                                                                     21st- St. Joseph Mississauga, 1700 students.

                                                                                                    22nd- Windsor Police Windsor, 2600 students.

                                                                                                    27th- St. Luke Mississauga, 537 students.

                                                                                                    28th- All Saints Mississsauga, 399 students. 

                                                                                                    29th- Ecole St Paul Stoney Pointe, evening.

 MARCH 1st- Anerdon Amherstburg, 540 students.

             5th- Loyola Mississauga, 1100 students.

             7th- United Church Botany Rd. evening.

             8th- W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind Brantford, 180 students.  

  

MEMBERSHIP into M.C.B.N. Children's Association;

Please contact M.C.B.N. @ P.O.BOX 44 KENT BRIDGE ONTARIO N0P 1V0 or 519-692-4116

 or send e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Inaugral Sign Up Fee is $10.00 with a yearly membership fee of $5.00 per year.

 

 

 
Myles Casey Benson Neuts Print E-mail
Myles Casey Benson NeutsOn Friday, February 6th, 1998 during the lunch-hour, ten year old Myles Neuts was found hanging on a coat hook in the washroom of his school and never came home again. The death of their son, a funeral, a police investigation, a coroner's inquest where Myles parents acted as their own legal counsel gave the family insight into the lives, behaviours, concerns and issues of young people. Children!

This insight and knowledge helped the family to have input into the coroner's inquest recommendations and became the foundation of the child advocacy by Myles parents. 
 
  They were instrumental in:
      .  Sitting with CAVEAT-Canadians Against Violence to  
         help develop the Youth Safety Stretegies Report 2000 On
         Youth Violence In Ontario Schools and Communities.
      .  The First ever Youth Symposium. It was held In Chatham- a water-shed event that
         for the first time assembled Professionals from all aspects having interaction
         with Youth. A response from the Chatham-Kent Police Department to the Coroners 
         Inquest Recommendations.   
      .  The adoption of the Missing Protector Strategy in Chatham-Kent 2000
      .  The Chatham-Kent Centralized Services Protocol for children 2000
      .  Fundraising for safety villages
      .  Donating a defribrillator to the Ursuline High School in Chatham 2001
      .  They have spoken to over 100,000 students and are the motivation of the M.C.B.N
      .  Children's  Association - Make Children Better Now.