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12 Neighbours Community Inc
Their vision is to see people overcome barriers to a full and independent life. The developmental supports they offer help community members achieve their goals. This includes access to substance use recovery counselling, opportunities to improve health and education, and more.
It is person-centric, trauma-informed, recovery oriented and strength-based.
Ability New Brunswick
Ability New Brunswick aims to empower and give independence to those with a spinal cord injury or a mobility disability. By providing innovative services, developing progressive public policy.
Autism Connections Fredericton
Autism Connections Fredericton (ACF) is a locally based non-profit organization committed to helping individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), their family, friends, and professionals working with them in the Fredericton area. We provide free access to referrals, resources, support, education, and outreach services to our members and the public.
Chipman Youth Centre
Chipman Youth Centre is a organization located in Chipman New Brunswick which aims to provide appropriate supervised activities and programs for youth ages 5 – 19 to enhance their social, emotional, educational and physical well being.
Family Enrichment and Counselling Services
Family Enrichment and Counselling Service Fredericton Inc. is a not-for-profit, community agency dedicated to providing counselling services, educational programs, and mediation in Fredericton and surrounding area. They provide services to: children (play-based therapy); individuals, families, and couples; to employees through EAP and to employers through on-site consultation and training; and to the community through personal and professional development programs and advocacy.
Fredericton Boys and Girls Club
The FBGC is committed to transforming the lives of children, youth and their families including those most vulnerable, by providing safe places and offering services and programs designed to meet the evolving needs of our community.
Fredericton Community Kitchens
Providing 3 meals a day to those most vulnerable through a drop in program, Also providing healthy school lunches to hundres of students across the city,
Just Friends Food Bank
La Maison des jeunes L'acAdo inc.
Meals on Wheels of Fredericton
Meals on Wheels of Fredericton Inc. is a not-for-profit organization with a mandate to provide nutritious meals and social support to seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those recovering from illness, surgery or injury; to assist them in the enhancement of a healthy and independent lifestyle.
Nackawic and Area Wellness Committee
Nackawic Middle School
New Brunswick African Association Inc.
New Brunswick Indigenous Career College
OPAL Family Services
OPAL Family Services, was incorporated as a charitable entity in 1984 as a means of providing respite for parents who have a child or adult dependent with an intellectual disability. OPAL strives to meet this need for respite by providing services specifically designed to give parents a break.
Oromocto and Area Food Bank
Oromocto and Area Food Bank provides some of the basic necessities in crisis and emergency situations to the financially vulnerable members of our community.
Partners For Youth
Partners For Youth Inc. engages youth who are facing challenges in their lives and assists them in becoming capable, connected, and contributing members of their communities. We achieve our mission by developing innovative programs and services that promote experiential learning in safe, supportive, and rewarding environments. Our work is done in collaboration with public, private, and not for profit partners.
Sanctuary House
Fredericton Homeless Shelters
Fredericton Homeless Shelters aim to restore human dignity to those who were experiencing homelessness in Fredericton and the surrounding areas. The Fredericton Homeless Shelters have three shelters, the Men’s Shelter, Grace House for Women, and Brunswick Home Transitional Housing. Together, the shelters provide temporary housing to over 300 individuals every year.
Woodstock First Nation Health Centre