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General
New Brunswick Addiction and Mental Health Helpline:
1-866-355-5550; Available 24/7
Suicide Crisis Helpline:
Call or text 988; Available 24/7
Hope for Wellness Indigenous Helpline:
A confidential helpline for Indigenous people's across Canada that is available 24/7.
1-855-242-3310; Available 24/7
Chat at www.hopeforwellness.ca
Veterans Affairs Canada Assistance Services:
Resources and services for mental and physical health for veterans.
1-800-268-7708; Available 24/7
Black Lives Matter
BLMF aims to address the issues of anti-Blackness, racism, and systemic oppression within our communities.
Email info@fredericton.blacklivesmatter.ca or visit https://www.blmfredericton.ca/
LibertyLane
Housing and support programs to individuals who have been affected by domestic violence.
(506) 451-2120; email ExecutiveDirector@libertylane.ca or visit https://www.libertylane.ca/
YCMA Fredericton
Health and Wellness, Global & Community Programs, Youth and Leadership Development.(506) 462-3000 ext. 0; email info@ymcafredericton.org or visit https://fredericton.ymca.ca/programs/
Greener Village
Food Bank, Learning Kitchen, Community Gardens and the Unique Boutique. Supports the community by providing the food, clothing and developmental opportunities people require on their journey to self sufficiency.
506-459-7461 or visit https://www.greenervillage.ca/
Community Food Smart
Community Food Smart is a food security initiative. It is a bulk food buying club for individuals and families keen on purchasing quality fruits and vegetables at affordable prices, sourced from local farmers when possible.
Visit https://www.communityfoodsmart.com/
NB African Association
Promotes a sustainable system of socio-cultural and socio-economic integration amongst Africans and the other Canadians for the harmonious living and enrichment of community life.
Visit https://nbaa.ca or email youth@nbaa.ca
Family
Frederictonfrc
Place for parents, guardians, caregivers and their children to interact with each other to improve physical, mental and social wellbeing through various programs.
(506)-474-0252; visit https://www.frederictonfrc.ca/programs-1
Or email admin@frederictonfrc.ca
Wolastoqiyik Family Services
Provides family services to First Nation families, individuals, youth and elders.
(506)-206-9577 or visit https://www.wfsnb.ca/
Capital Family Services
Family support agency.
(506)-454-0078 or email Info@capitalfamilyservices.ca
Multicultural Association of Fredericton
Programs for newcomer children and youth.
(506)-454-8292 or visit https://mcaf.nb.ca/en/
Opal Family Services
Programs and services which help to provide respite and support to families who have a dependent with an intellectual disability.
(506)-457-9520 ; email director@opalfamilyservices.ca
or visit https://www.opalfamilyservices.ca/programs-and-services
Family Friend Program
YMCA of Fredericton program for single parents of young children
Call (506) 462-3000 ext: 121; email outreach@ymcafredericton.org or visit Family Friend Program
Anxiety Canada
Free online, self-help, and evidence-based resources on anxiety.
Visit www.anxietycanada.com
Strongest Families Institute
Bilingual mental health services available for children/youth, adults, and their families. Referral details on the website.
Visit strongestfamilies.com
Social Supports NB
Helping New Brunswickers easily find information about government and community services and programs.
Visit socialsupportsnb.ca/en
Youth
The Office of the New Brunswick Advocate
NB advocate for the rights and interests of children, youth, older adults and vulnerable adults.
Visit https://www.defenseur-nb-advocate.ca; email advocate-defenseur@gnb.ca
or call 1 (833) 453-8653
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
NBAPC supports and empower youth to participate and be actively involved in the decisions that shape their lives, families, communities and our nations.
Visit nbapc.org/programs-and-services/youth/ or call 1 (506) 458-8422
Youth in Transition
A nurturing home for our youth to mend their past hurts and a supportive and engaging environment for them to develop essential life skills.
Visit Youth in Transition Fredericton | Chrysalis House (yitfredericton.com)
Partners for Youth
Engages youth who are facing challenges in their lives and assists them in becoming capable, connected, and contributing members of their communities.
Call 506-462-0326 or visit Partners For Youth
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Mentoring relationships to ignite the power and potential of young people.
Call (506)-458-8941; email judy.luton@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca or visit fredericton.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Provides therapeutic horseback riding to individuals with a physical and/or cognitive disability.
Call (506)-455-3872
Bullying Canada
A youth-created website to bringing together bullied kids and providing information on bullying. 24/7 support service.
Visit www.bullyingcanada.ca
Youth Mental Health Canada
A community-based, youth-led non-profit organization focused on youth, family and community engagement for mental health education, support, advocacy and change.
Visit Youth Mental Health Canada
BounceBack at the Canadian Mental Health Association
Workbooks, activities and videos to create your own self-help journey, and work with a trained coach over the phone.
Visit www.cmhanb.ca/bounceback-youth
Mind Your Mind
Where mental health, wellness, engagement and technology meet. Community partners and young people aged 14 to 29 co-create interactive tools and innovative resources to build capacity and resilience.
Visit mindyourmind.ca | reach out, give help, get help
Anxiety Canada
Free online, self-help, and evidence-based resources on anxiety.
Visit www.anxietycanada.com
Be There
Educating ourselves to recognize when someone is struggling and learn how to properly support one another.
Visit bethere.org
Kids Help Phone
Self-guided tools, crisis support, community resource database and a peer to peer community.
Visit kidshelpphone.ca
National Eating Disorder Information Centre
NEDIC provides information, resources, referrals and support to Canadians affected by eating disorders.
Visit https://nedic.ca/
2SLGBTQIA+
PFlag
National charitable organization, founded by parents who wished to help themselves and their family members understand and accept their LGBTQ2S children.
1-888-530-6777; email Info@pflagcanada.ca
or visit pflagcanada.ca
Solace
Monthly workshop and conversation series in support of the queer community. (Adults and Youth.)
Email Groups@familyenrichment.ca
or visit www.familyenrichment.ca/solace.html
Imprint Youth
Non-profit that supports LGBTQIA2S+ youth and young adults in their efforts to build a vibrant and engaged community.
Email Imprintyouthfredericton@gmail.com
or visit Home - Imprint Youth Association
Grief
NB Copes
Safe, compassionate and creative spaces for children & their families to learn about grief and connect with others in similar circumstances.
Visit https://nbcopes.com/
Pre/Post Natal
La Leche League
Provides experienced mother to mother and peer breastfeeding support through a variety of programs.
(506)-455-0413 or visit https://www.lllc.ca/lllc-fredericton-virtual
Women's Care Centre
Pre-natal, post natal and pregnancy care support.
Call 1-866-980-2273 or 506-459-5901; or email hello@womenscarecenter.ca
Adjusting to Parenting Support Group
A non-judgmental and low pressure environment for all mothers who are finding it difficult to cope with the realities of parenting.
Visit their Facebook page here.
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