Community Resource Handbook Guide des ressources

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Community Resource Handbook
Guide des ressources communautaires
Support to Single Parents Inc.
Support aux parents uniques inc.
22 rue Church St, Suite 370
Moncton, NB
E1C 0P7
(506) 858-1303
www.supporttosingleparents.ca
Updated March 31, 2015
Index
EMERGENCY _______________________________________ 1
ABUSE & VIOLENCE ________________________________ 2
ADDICTION ________________________________________ 3
BASIC NEEDS ______________________________________ 5
EDUCATION/EMPLOYMENT ________________________ 7
ELECTED GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ________________ 9
FINANCIAL _______________________________________ 11
HEALTH __________________________________________ 12
GOVERNMENT GENERAL INFORMATION __________ 14
LEGAL/SEPARATION & DIVORCE __________________ 15
LEISURE __________________________________________ 16
MULTICULTURAL SERVICES _______________________ 18
PREGNANCY, PARENTING
& FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES _____________________ 19
VARIOUS NON-PROFIT AGENCIES__________________ 22
EMERGENCY
• Ambulance: 911
• Codiac Regional RCMP: 857-2400
• Fire: 911
• Moncton City Emergency Department: 857-5353
• Police: 911
• Poison Control: 911
• Telecare: 811
----• CARA Helpline Inc. (Help-Au Secours Inc.): 857-9782
CARA Helpline Inc. is a bilingual telephone listening service, a referral service and a suicide prevention
service in the Greater Moncton area.
• Child Protection (after hours emergencies): 1-800-442-9799
• George Dumont Hospital: 862-4000
• Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868
• Moncton City Hospital: 857-5111
• Moncton Fire fighter Association: 383-1164
• Sackville Memorial Hospital: 364-4100
• Tri County Ground Search and Rescue: 852-8511
• Victim Services: 856-2875
http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/contacts/dept_renderer.144.2551.3149.7546.7567.2673.html
Support to Single Parents Inc. / Support aux parents uniques inc.
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ABUSE & VIOLENCE
• Beausejour Family Crisis and Resource Centre: 533-9100
Professional interventionists can offer emotional support, short-term counselling, information on services
available and can make referrals to appropriate agencies.
http://www.criseshediacrisis.org/
• Child Abuse and Neglect: 1-888-992-2873
• Child and/or Adult Protection Referral: 1-866-426-5191
• Child Protection: 1-888-992-2873
• Child Protection (after hours emergencies): 1-800-442-9799
• Coalition Against Abuse in Relationships (CAAR): 855-7222
C.A.A.R. dreams that all men, women and children have the right to live without physical, sexual,
financial and emotional abuse. It attempts to improve the awareness of and access to services for victims
of abuse through outreach support, education and awareness activities, as well as through community
connections.
http://www.coalitionagainstabuse.com/
• Crossroads for Women/ Carrefour pour Femmes: 853-0811
Sheltering women and their children living with family violence, ensuring their physical safety and
providing them with the support that ultimately will help them break the cycle of violence
http://www.crossroadsforwomen.ca/
• Domestic Violence Court: 856-2307
The court combines specialization in domestic violence cases with coordinated community-based
resources for support and treatment of victims and offenders.
• Victim Services: 856-2875
Provide a range of support services and programs for victims ensuring that they are fairly treated by the
criminal justice system.
• Status of Women Canada: 1-877-851-3644
The objective of the Women's Program is to achieve the full participation of women in the economic,
social and democratic life of Canada.
http://www.swc-cfc.gc.ca/index-eng.html/
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ADDICTION
• Moncton Addiction Services: 856-2333
Complete addiction and mental health services, including outpatient and community services.
http://horizonnb.ca/home/facilities-and-services/facilities/moncton-addiction-services-(inpatient-unitand-methadone-treatment-program).aspx
Drug & Alcohol
• Al-Anon: 1-506-388-7010
Al-Anon is an anonymous support program for family members of addicts.
http://www.freewebs.com/alanonmaritimes/district5.htm/
• Alateen: 388-7010
A fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone
else's drinking
http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/for-alateen
• Alcoholics Anonymous: 386-7572
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they
may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
www.aa.org/
• Alcoholics Anonymous Answering Service: 1-506-382-9977 or 1-506-382-5087
www.aa.org/
• Alcoholics / Drug Dependency: 856-2333
Alcohol, drug and gambling addiction centre which has specialist staff that will help.
http://www.ledgehill.com/resources/rehab-guide/alcoholism-and-drug-addiction-centres-in-newbrunswick/
• Canada Rehab: 1-800-419-7941
Information on Canadian rehabs.
www.canadarehab.ca/
• Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E): 1-506-387-2222
DARE helps elementary school children develop the skills to recognize and resist social pressures to try
tobacco, alcohol and other drugs.
• John Howard Society: 1-506-854-3499
Offers drug and alcohol addiction counselling and prevention workshops.
http://www.johnhowardsenb.com/
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• Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD): 1-866-798-6233
Promotes public awareness campaigns and school outreach programs. Offers services and support to
victims of impaired driving.
www.madd.ca/senb/pages/contact-madd-senb.php/
• Narcotics Anonymous: 862-4000
Offers recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step program, including regular
attendance at group meetings.
http://www.nearna.com
• Portage: 1-506-839-1200
Teens with addiction
http://www.portage.ca/welcome
• Regional Addiction Services Youth Treatment Program: 1-506-856-2333
Offers outpatient counseling for youth 12 to 19 years who are experiencing problems with drugs and
alcohol.
• Teens Against Drunk Driving (TAAD): 1-866-798-6233
Youth volunteer group of MADD.
www.madd.ca/senb/pages/contact-madd-senb.php/
• Teen Challenge Atlantic: 1-519-652-0777 or 1-888-417-7777
Christian charity that helps men and adolescents deal with and overcome addictions, while building their
relationship with God.
Gambling
• Gambling Help line: 1-800-461-1234
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they
may solve their common problem and help others to recover from their gambling addiction.
http://www.gnb.ca/0378/gambling-e.asp/
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BASIC NEEDS
Clothing & Furniture
•Albert County Action Committee: 386-7824
Clothing
• Boutique Encore – Nazareth House: 384-1853
Furniture, clothing and household appliances
• Salvation Army: 389-9901
Emergency Clothing & Furniture
http://www.salvationarmy.ca/
• St Vincent de Paul Society: 857-2088
Clothes Depot & Flea Market
Food
Food Banks:
• Albert County Action Committee: 386-7824
• Caring Community Food Bank (YMCA): 8570606
http://www.ymcamoncton.com/
• Christian Food Bank: 857-9121
• Salvation Army: 389-9901
Emergency Food
http://www.salvationarmy.ca/
• Open Hands Food Bank (St. Augustine’s): 3823663
• St Vincent de Paul Society: 857-2088
• West End Food Bank: 874-5307
www.wefb.org/
• YMCA Food Bank: 856-4362
http://www.ymcamoncton.com/en/community
-development-mainmenu-63/community-foodcenter/food-centre.html
Soup Kitchens
• Community Meal: 855-5209
• Ray of Hope Needy Kitchen: 857-4224
• Karing Kitchen: 854-3837
Offers basic nutritional meals
• Nazareth House: 384-1853
Provides meals
• Harvest House: 855-0626
Provides meals
Food Assistance
• Meals to Seniors: 863-2560 EXT. 2655
Provides hot nutritious meals to home of Senior
Food Preparation / Expense Assistance
• Fresh for Less – Headstart Mapleton Teaching Kitchen : 852-8252
Offers fresh food at lower cost
http://www.monctonheadstart.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=
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Housing
• Atlantic Peoples Housing : 858-6031
Discount/Subsidized & Single Residences
• Crossroads for Women / Second Stage Housing (Crisis) : 857-4211
Sheltering women and their children living with family violence, ensuring their physical safety and
providing them with the support that ultimately will help them break the cycle of violence.
http://www.crossroadsforwomen.ca/
• Moncton Youth Residences Inc.: 869-6333
Transitional housing and services - building relationships with at-risk children, youth, and families.
http://www.myrinc.com/restidential-programs.php
• Future Horizons – Headstart: 389-1198
Affordable family housing program providing a home to 12 families.
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• Habitat for Humanity: 384-4663
To eliminate poverty housing in your community, they build decent, simple homes for lower income,
working families.
http://www.habitatmoncton.com/
• Nazareth House > Crisis: 858-5702
The House of Nazareth is a temporary emergency shelter, free of charge; for men, women and families in
need.
http://www.maison-nazareth.org/index_e.php
• NB Housing – Dept. of social development : 1-866-426-5191
Discount/Subsidized housing
http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/social_development/housing.html
• St James Court – Support to Single Parents Inc. : 858-1303 Ext. 3304
Single Parent Housing
http://supporttosingleparents.ca/
• Tannery Court : 851-7424
Single resident housing
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EDUCATION/EMPLOYMENT
C.A.L.P. (Community Adult Learning Program)
• English Mission Outreach C.A.S.P.: 389-2046
C.A.S.P. stands for "Community Academic Services Program." C.A.S.P. is a community based program
that provides free literacy and upgrading classes for adults in New Brunswick
• Greater Moncton Association for Community Living : 857-8899
Ensures that appropriate supports are in place for people with intellectual disabilities to live, learn, work
and participate in their own communities, alongside non-handicapped people as respected and valued
contributing members.
http://gmacl.no-ip.org/index.php/about-us
• John Howard Society: 854-3499
To provide basic upgrading in a learning environment that promotes safety, encouragement and success.
http://www.johnhowardsenb.com/index_e.php
• Moncton Community Residences CASP : 858-0550
Literacy and upgrading classes
http://www.monctoncommunityresidences.com/services/
• Moncton Headstart Inc.: 858-8252
Designed to meet the students’ educational goals up to the GED level, and to enhance their self-esteem.
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• Moncton Youth Residences Inc. : 869-6333
Academic upgrading program for youth 18 to 24 years of age who have not experienced success in a
typical classroom setting.
http://www.myrinc.com/
• Salisbury Adult Learning Centre: 372-5873
to improve literacy levels in the province by bringing literacy training opportunities to adults in their own
community (GED)
Development
• Life Works Connexions/Vie Travail : 862-0230
Job Search Coaches/ Career Counsellors
Government/Legal
• HR Development : 851-6644
Human Resource Development
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/home.shtml/
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• Job Bank : 869-6944
Job listings/ résumé builder
http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/intro-eng.aspx
• PLEIS of NB : 453-5369
Public Legal Education and Information Service – Assisting the public in identifying and understanding
their legal rights and responsibilities, and attaining self-help skills where appropriate, to improve their
ability to deal with legal issues.
http://www.legal-info-legale.nb.ca/en/
Library & Literacy
• Dieppe Public Library : 877-7945
http://www1.gnb.ca/0003/library.asp?Code=AD
• Moncton Public Library : 869-6000
http://monctonpubliclibrary.ca/SplashPages/LibraryIndex.htm
• Greater Moncton Literacy Council : 388-3013
Providing confidential one-on-one volunteer tutoring for individualized literacy and learning
opportunities to new readers in the southeast New Brunswick region
http://www.mrlcnb.ca/
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ELECTED GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
Federal
Robert Goguen – He is Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
34 King St (Main Office)
Moncton NB, E1C 4M2
506-851-3310
Provincial - Ministers of the 58th Legislative Assembly of the Greater Moncton Area
MLA, Shediac Bay - Dieppe – Premier, President of the Executive Council, Chair of the New Brunswick
Jobs Board, Minister responsible for Innovation/Intergovernmental Affairs/Women’s Equality/Rural
Affairs/Premier’s Council on the Status of Disabled Persons
Hon. Brian Gallant
650 Champlain Street, Suite 203
Dieppe, NB E1B 1P5
Tel: (506) 869-7000
[email protected]
MLA, Moncton Centre – Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
Hon. Chris Collins
118 Mountain Road
Moncton, NB E1C 2K7
(506) 453-2548
[email protected]
MLA, Moncton South – Minister of Social Development, Minister of Healthy and Inclusive
Communities
Hon. Cathy Rogers
23 High Street
Moncton, NB E1C 6B4
Tel: (506) 869-6824
[email protected]
MLA, Dieppe – Minister of Finance, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, Chair of the Board
of Management
Hon. Roger Melanson
650 Champlain Street, Suite 203
Dieppe, NB E1B 1P5
Tel: (506) 869-7000
[email protected]
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MLA, Shediac-Beaubassin-Cap-Pelé – Minister of Health, Minister responsible for the Regional
Development Corporation, Minister responsible for Strategic Program Review
Hon. Victor Boudreau
328 Main Steet, Suite H
Shediac, NB E4P 2E3
Tel: (506) 533-3450
[email protected]
Provincial - Members of the 58th Legislative Assembly of the Greater Moncton Area
MLA, Kent North
Bertrand LeBlanc
10511 Principale Street
Saint-Louis-de-Kent, NB E1A 1E6
Tel: (506) 876-3592
[email protected]
MLA, Moncton Southwest
Sherry Wilson
555 Edinburgh Drive, Unit 9
Moncton, NB E1E 4E3
Tel: (506) 382-6567
[email protected]
MLA, Kent South
Benoît Bourque
291 Irving Boulevard, Suite 202
Bouctouche, NB E4S 3K6
Tel: (506) 743-0335
[email protected]
MLA, Riverview
Bruce Fitch
567 Coverdale Road, Unit 18A
Riverview, NB E1B 3K7
Tel: (506) 869-6117
[email protected]
MLA, Memramcook-Tantramar
Bernard LeBlanc
488 Centrale Street
Memramcook, NB E4K 3S6
Tel: (506) 758-4088
[email protected]
MLA, Albert
Brian Keirstead
1037 Route 114
Lower Coverdale, NB E1J 1A1
Tel: (506) 856-3006
[email protected]
MLA, Moncton East
Monique LeBlanc
459A Elmwood Road
Moncton, NB E1A 4X2
Tel: (506) 386-2014
[email protected]
MLA, Gagetown-Petitcodiac
Ross Wetmore
56 Front Street
Gagetown, NB E5M 1A1
Tel: (506) 488-3577
[email protected]
MLA, Moncton Northwest
Ernie Steeves
1888 Mountain Road, Suite 3B
Moncton, NB E1G 1A9
Tel: (506) 383-2164
[email protected]
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FINANCIAL
• Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada Inc.: 1-888-753-2227
http://www.solveyourdebts.com/english/Moncton
• GST: 1-800-959-1953
• Income Assistance (Department of Social Development): 1-866-426-5191
•Income Tax - Revenue Canada: 1-800-959-8281
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HEALTH
• Canadian Mental Health Association: 859-8114
Find help for yourself or others through support groups and programs. Learn how to take care of your
mental health. Get the facts about mental illness.
http://moncton.cmha.ca/
• Chimo Helpline: 1-800-667-5005
Offers support for emotional crisis.
http://www.chimohelpline.ca/en/community-directory/473-patient-advocate-services.html
• Department of Health and Wellness: 856-2401
Info concerning health, communities, sport, wellness, seniors youth, persons with disabilities and more.
http://www.gnb.ca/0051/
• Moncton Hospital, Doctor’s List: 851-5111
Family Doctors Availability
•Full Circle Wellness Centre: 878-2562
Offers a holistic approach for individuals in the pursuit of proactively maintaining and achieving optimal
health.
www.fullcirclewellnesscentre.ca/
• Groupe de Support Emotionnel Inc.: 857-1340
Offrent des programmes d'aide mutuelle pour les personnes francophones ayant vécu avec la psychiatrie et
la maladie mentale.
• Hebert Centre: 386-2262
Autism Consultants of New Brunswick.
www.hebertcentre.ca/
• Hospice Greater Monctonn: 383-2404
Care for people and families touched by end-of-life issues.
www.hospicegm.ca/
• Psychiatric Patient Advocate Services: 869-6818 / 1-888-350-4133
To inform patients of their rights represent them and ensure the Mental Health Act and the rights of
patients are respected.
http://www.gnb.ca/0055/advocate-e.asp/
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• Salvus Clinic: 384-7283
Offers primary health care for those living in the Moncton area and suffering from poverty, mental health or
addictions.
www.salvusclinic.com/
• Sexual Health Clinic: 856-3310
Offers sexual health services to people who need medical information, services and care.
http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/ocmoh/cdc/content/sexual_health_clinics.html/
• Sexually Transmitted Infections: 1-877-784-1010
Immediate telephone access to bilingual Registered Nurses the Sexually Transmitted Infections Information
Line provides free, confidential health advice regarding sexually transmitted infections, including HIV/AIDS
and blood-borne pathogens such as Hepatitis C.
• SIDA/AIDS Moncton: 859-9616
To improve the quality of life of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS and to reduce the spread of HIV
and other sexually transmitted infections.
http://www.sida-aidsmoncton.com/
• VON: 857-9115
Victorian order of nurses- charitable home and community care organization
http://www.von.ca/en/home/default.aspx
LGBT
• "Gaiecoute"
Support and information website.
www.gaiecoute.org/
• "Homophobie"
Support and information website.
www.homophobie.org/
• It Gets Better Project
Inspirational videos from the LGBT community, to the Youth LGBT community.
http://www.itgetsbetter.org
• P Flag Canada: 1-888-530-6777 ext. 224
National Support Line.
www.pflagcanada.ca
• Safe Spaces: 869-6224
Free support group and resources for the LGBT community.
www.safespaces.ca/
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GOVERNMENT GENERAL INFORMATION
• Birth, Death or Marriage Certificates: 453-2385
• Citizenship and Immigration: 1-888-242-2100
• Moncton City Hall: 853-3333
http://www.moncton.ca/Contact_Us.htm
• Town of Riverview: 387-2020
http://www.townofriverview.ca
• City of Dieppe: 877-7900
http://www.dieppe.ca/en/hoteldeville.asp
• Coroner’s Office: 453-3604
• Human Resource and Social Development Canada: 851-6644
• Medicare NB: 1-888-762-8600
http://www.gnb.ca/0051/0394/index-e.asp
• Moncton Service Canada Centre for Youth: 851-7440
• Probationary Services: 856-2313
• Service Canada : 1-800-622-6232
http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/home.shtml
• Service NB : 1-888-762-8600
http://www.snb.ca/e/0001e.asp
• Social Insurance Registration: 1-800-206-7218
• Special Needs Children (Department of Social Development) : 1-866-426-5191
• Stats Canada: 1-800-263-1136
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LEGAL / SEPARATION & DIVORCE
• Dept. of Justice: 1-888-373-2222
Child and family support, Pensions, Office of the public trustee, Insurance, Credit Unions, Consumer affairs &
Legal aid.
http://www.gnb.ca/0062/index-e.asp
•Court of Queen’s Bench : 856-2304
Family & Trial Court of NB
http://www.gnb.ca/cour/overview-e.asp#qb
• Family Law Court: 856-2305
http://www.familylawnb.ca/english/going_to_court
• Family Law workshops: 1-888-236-2444
Workshops provide a wealth of information on completing and filing family forms and understanding the
rules and procedures for specific matters.(To register for the Moncton Area call the phone number listed above).
http://www.familylawnb.ca/english/resources_links
• For the Sake of the Children/Pour l’amour des enfants: 1-888-236-2444
Free program designed to provide the type of information parents need to understand what they are going
through both legally and emotionally and to help them cope with and adjust to separation so that they can
help their children adjust.
• Legal Aid: 853-7300
Child Custody & Divorce
http://www.legalaid.nb.ca/en/index.php
• Ombudsman of NB: 1-888-465-1100
What’s fair? Government decisions and your rights.
http://www.gnb.ca/0073/index-e.asp
• PLEIS of NB: 453-5369
Public Legal Education Information Service
http://www.legal-info-legale.nb.ca/en/
• Rentalsman: 856-2330
Renting rights
http://www.snb.ca/e/1000/1000-2/e/1000-2_003_e.asp
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LEISURE
Youth
• Dieppe Youth House : 388-2665
Dieppe's Youth House is a community centre that welcomes all young people who want to be themselves, to
develop and to increase self-esteem through activities and a variety of services in a safe, pleasant and
stimulating environment.
http://www.dieppe.ca/en/vivreadieppe/maisondejeunes.asp
• Kidsport: 1-888-543-7767
Provides support to children in order to remove financial barriers that prevent them from playing organized
sport.
http://www.kidsportcanada.ca/
• MyRap – Moncton Youth Recreational Assistance Program: 857-0606
Provides limited financial assistance for children to participate in recreation programs who could not
otherwise afford the registration fee or equipment.
http://www.moncton.ca/Residents/Recreation_Parks_and_Culture/Sport.htm
• Jumpstart (Moncton): 1-877-616-6600
Allows kids in financial need to participate in organized sport and recreation activities of their choice.
http://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca/
• P.R.O. Kids Dieppe: 857-5022
The program provides them with the opportunity to register for activities that otherwise would not be
accessible due to a lack of financial resources or a specific family situation.
http://www.dieppe.ca/en/vivreadieppe/projeunesse.asp
• P.R.O. Kids Riverview: 387-2051
The program provides them with the opportunity to register for activities that otherwise would not be
accessible due to a lack of financial resources or a specific family situation.
http://www.townofriverview.ca/en/thingstodo/riverviewprokids.asp
• Dieppe Boys and Girls Club: 857-3807
The provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome
barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life
http://www.dbgc.org/
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• East End Youth Center: 857-0358
The provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome
barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.
• Moncton Boys and Girls Club: 858-0949
Helping young people to discover, develop and achieve their full potential as adults, citizens and leaders, by
engaging them in activities that challenge and enrich their minds, bodies and spirits and nurture their selfesteem.
http://www.bgcmoncton.com/
• Petitcodiac Boys and Girls Club: 756-2841
Educational Centre for infants, preschoolers, and school age children
http://www.pettyboysgirlsclub.ca/index.php
• Riverview Boys and Girls Club: 387-7070
Offers many exciting programs and activities for children and youth to participate in.
http://www.bgcriverview.com/
• Salisbury Boys and Girls Club: 372-5873
Offers children and youth (5-18 years) opportunities to develop skills, knowledge and the values they seek to
become fulfilled individuals.
Other
• Community Services Moncton: 853-3516
Park and leisure services - responsible for many of the ‘quality of life’ services that contribute to Moncton’s
reputation as an outstanding city.
• Dieppe Community Recreation/Loisirs Communautaires: 877-7900
http://www.dieppe.ca/en/vivreadieppe/loisirs.asp
• Moncton Park and Tourism: 853-3516
http://www.moncton.ca/Residents/Recreation_Parks_and_Culture.htm
• Riverview Parks and Recreation Department: 387-2020
http://www.townofriverview.ca/en/insidetownhall/parksrecreationcommunityrelations.asp
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MULTICULTURAL SERVICES
• MAGMA - Multicultural association of Great Moncton Area: 858-9659
Services to enrich and enhance the well-being of our community by fostering and nurturing respect,
understanding, acceptance of and assisting people from all heritages. They offer services such as Settlement
Services, Employment Services, Language Services, Child Minding Services, Technology Center and Public
Awareness.
http://www.magma-amgm.org/
• CAFI – centre d’accueil et d’accompagnement francophone des immigrants du Sud-Est du NouveauBrunswick : 382-7494
Le CAFi est un centre d’accueil et de services francophones à but non lucratif pour les personnes
immigrantes. Il contribue à leur intégration économique, sociale et culturelle par le moyen de services, de
programmes et de partenariats.
http://www.cafi-nb.org/
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PREGNANCY, PARENTING & FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
Pregnancy
• Birthright: 382-2227
Provides caring, non-judgmental support to girls and women who are distressed by an unplanned
pregnancy.
http://birthright.org/en/
•Healthy Baby & Me – VON: 389-2229
Designed to provide education and support to youth who are either expecting a baby or parenting an infant.
http://www.von.ca/en/special_projects/healthy_baby.aspx
• Pregnancy Resource Center: 857-3033
Information, resources, support and counseling during and post pregnancy
http://www.pregnancysupport.ca/
•Prenatal classes- George Dumont hospital: 858-1701
• Prenatal classes- Moncton Hospital: 857-5498
• Prenatal Program – VON: 1-866-4236-5191
• Public Health (Early Childhood initiative/Prenatal Component): 856-2401
• Sexual Health Centre: 856-3310
• Social work dept. of the Moncton Hospital: 857-5331
• Welcome Wagon: 1-866-873-9948
They greet people who are undergoing lifestyle changes with a friendly visit including moving to a new
neighborhood, planning a wedding, expecting a baby, a new executive, manager or professional or 50 plus.
Parenting
• Family and Early Childhood Anglophone East Inc.:1-855-238-3694/
• Famille et petite enfance francophone Sud inc.:1-855-840-6269
A program offering home visits and a variety of support services for parents who have concerns in relation
to their children (ages 0-8) /Un programme de visites à domicile et de divers services de soutien à la famille
à l’intention des parents qui ont des préoccupations au sujet de leurs enfants (0 à 8ans)
• Greater Moncton Family Resource Center: 384-7874
Offers families with children 0-6, free educational and recreational activities to assist parents in their role
and promote healthy family living in a secure and respectful environment.
http://frc-crf.com/moncton/
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• Support to Single Parents Inc.: 858-1303
Offers parenting programs to parents interested in improving the quality of their family life. See Parenting
Matters project – New for Fall 2013.
Support Services
• Atlantic Wellness Center: 382-0298
Free counselling and support services for youth, ages 12 to 21
www.atlanticwellness.ca/
• Big Brothers/Sisters: 857-3047
Facilitates life-changing relationships that inspire and empower children and youth to reach their potential
http://www.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/moncton/en/Home/default.aspx/
• Centre De Counselling Integration: 388-1733
Psychological and psychiatry services.
• Dept. of Social Development: 1-866-426-5191
The provincial Department of Social Development provides a comprehensive approach to family services
removing barriers to work and leading to greater self-sufficiency.
http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/social_development.html
• Dieppe Psychology Center : 382-1717
Psychology services.
• Faces of Hope Family Therapy Centre: 384-2993
Individual therapy for any age, couple and family therapy, intimate partner violence assessment and
intervention, group therapy and workshops such as; emotions management, grief, conflict resolution).
www.facesofhope.ca/
•John Howard Society: 854-3499
Offers youth (12 and older) and their families programs including anger management, family nutrition and
relapse prevention.
www.johnhowardsenb.com/
• Maison des Jeunes: 388-2665
Offers one on one counseling to youth through an outreach program at a Drop-in center.
www.maisondejeunes.ca/
• Mental Health Center Department of Health and Wellness: Adult: 856-2444 / Youth: 856-2546
Services for counseling, therapy. Affordable or free.
• ReConnect: 856-4362
Street intervention program
www.ymcamoncton.com/
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• Moncton Headstart: 858-8252
Early family intervention agency focused on building school readiness skills with children and their parents.
http://www.monctonheadstart.com/
• Moncton Military Family Resource Center Inc.: 851-7223
To promote and facilitate community-based military family services that strengthen Canadian Forces
families and communities.
http://www.familyforce.ca/sites/Moncton/EN/Pages/default.aspx
• Support to Single Parents Inc.: 853-1303
Offers programs to improve the quality of life for single parents and their children.
http://www.supporttosingleparents.ca/
• Talk with Me: 870-2959
Service to develop speech for all parents and caregivers of children from birth to kindergarten-entry.
Mandate of promotion of healthy communication skills and prevention of communication delays.
• Youth Quest: 869-6355
This drop-in centre is for youth ages 16 to 24 who are either homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless. It
offers services such as information sessions, counselling, employment options, meal preparation, artistic
programs, mental health support group and recreational programming, academic upgrading, job-readiness
training and access to housing.
• YWCA Resource Centre: 855-4349
To support and empower women – and their families – through advocacy and integrated services that
foster independence, wellness, and equity for all.
http://www.ywcamoncton.com/
*FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF
COUNSELLORS, THERAPISTS, COACHES
PSYCHOLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS, and DAYCARES,
PLEASE CHECK THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
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VARIOUS NON-PROFIT AGENCIES
• United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern NB Region: 858-8600
An organization that works to create long-term, sustainable change that not only helps people improve
their lives but also results in stronger, more resilient communities. With your help we support community
programs, and charitable and non-profit organizations that offer services and resources that build stronger,
and more resilient communities in our region.
http://www.gmsenbunitedway.ca/
[email protected]
•Volunteer Center of South Eastern New Brunswick Inc.: 869-6977
Building a stronger community through leadership, support and service. Everyone can volunteer; services
will be provided to those in need.
http://www.volunteergreatermoncton.com
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