The United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick Region proudly provides financial support and non-financial resources to 20 Partner Agencies in our region. They include:
Ability Transit
This service is available to residents of Moncton and visitors to the City and is limited to individuals who have serious mobility problems due to a physical disability.
Address
236 St. George Street, Suite 115
Moncton, N.B.
E1C 1W1
Phone: (506) 853-3055
Email: ability_transit@rogers.com
Executive Director
Arthritis Society
The society’s mission is to provide hope and help to those with arthritis and to fund research into the cause and treatment of the disease.
Address:
Moncton Codiac Branch
960 St. George Street
Moncton, N.B.
E1E 3Y3
President
Vice-President
Marg Elliot
Phone: 506-389-1014 (Moncton) or 1-800-231-1433 (Fredericton)
Fax:(506) 389-1015
Email: arthritismoncton@nb.aibn.com
Beauséjour Family Crisis Resource Centre
Professional interveners offer emotional support, short-term counseling, information on services available and make referrals to appropriate agencies in the following cases: family violence; sexual assault; family and marital problems; separation or divorce; parent-child relationship; emotional problems; drug, alcohol and/or gambling dependency; depression, suicide, etc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Volunteers share their time with a young person, typically two to four times a month. These unstructured outings cultivate relationships that provide children with skills to manage everyday challenges.
Canadian Mental Health Association
This organization focuses on combating mental health problems and emotional disorders. Tools offered include research and information services, sponsored research projects, workshops, seminars, pamphlets, newsletters and resource centers.
Address:
30 Gordon Street,
Suite 104
P.O. Box 11
Moncton,
N.B. E1C 8R9
Executive Director:
TBA
CNIB
This agency provides counseling, vision enhancement services and training in life skills and mobility to those blind or visually impaired.
Crossroads for Women
A safe house for abused women and their children. The organization provides counseling and free shelter in a supportive atmosphere.
Address:
P.O. Box 1247
Moncton, N.B.
E1C 8P9
Executive Director:
Tina Thibodeau
Assistant: Yolande Arsenault
Phone: (506) 857-4184
Reception: (506) 853-0811
Fax:(506) 853-4159
Email: admin.crossroads@nb.aibn.com
Dieppe Boys & Girls Club
Offers children and youth opportunities to develop skills, knowledge and values.
Address:
76 Emmanuel Street
Dieppe, N.B.
E1A 2J5
Executive Director:
Bob Hebert
Family Service Moncton
Professionally trained therapists offer confidential service to meet with individuals and families who want to solve problems involving communication, marital conflict, alcohol or drug abuse, separation or divorce, parenting, emotional stress, family budgets, and a wide range of other issues. Fees charged are based on income.
Address:
120 High Street
Moncton, N.B.
E1C 6B5
Executive Director:
Maurice LeBlanc
CARA Helpline
An agency that provides a telephone listening and referral service to people of all ages in Southeastern New Brunswick.
Mapleton Teaching Kitchen
Available to those interested in learning more about nutrition and developing their meal planning, food preparation, budgeting and grocery shopping skills. The education programs offered are the Teaching Kitchens, the Collective Kitchens and the Money Smart Program. Mapleton Teaching Kitchen also offers a Food Purchasing Club where people put their money together to buy food in bulk at discount prices.
Address:
1111 Mountain Road
Moncton, N.B.
E1C 2S9
Coordinator:
Cheryl Parrish
Boys and Girls Club of Moncton
Provides children and youth programs and services which are always made accessible, no matter what the child’s economic or social status.
Phone: (506) 858-0949
Direct Line: (506) 853-7356
Fax: (506) 855-7848
Moncton Headstart Inc.
This agency addresses the needs of children and families in crisis, and aims to break the generational cycles of poverty and despair. Its program has empowered participants to move forward in life, gain literacy and job skills, build coping and parenting abilities, and build better support networks. For the children, the program has offered a new start, one in which basic needs are met, and improved coping skills, increased self-esteem, and happiness are the final result.
Petitcodiac Boys & Girls Club
Serves a rural population of approximately 10,000, offering programs to children, teens, adults, seniors, and families.
Address:
45 Corey Ave.
Petitcodiac, N.B.
E4Z 4G3
Executive Director:
Lorna Hicks
Phone: (506) 756-2841
Direct Line: (506) 756-2841
Fax: (506) 756-1912
Email: littletykes@nb.aibn.com
Riverview Boys & Girls Club
Offers youth opportunities to develop skills, knowledge, and values.
Phone: (506) 387-7070
Fax: (506) 387-6997
South-East Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services
Provides a variety of services and programs for the deaf or hard of hearing, as well as for the general public.
Support to Single Parents Inc.
Designs and implements a broad range of adult workshops and educational training programs. It provides resource and referral services, public awareness, advocacy and related physical and emotional services that will address the needs of single parents and their families.
VON
A not-for-profit, national health-care organization and registered charity offering a wide range of community health care solutions, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Address:
1077 St. George Blvd., Suite 310
Moncton, N.B.
E1E 4C9
Executive Director:
YMCA
A registered charity dedicated to the growth of the community, building strong kids and strong families. The YMCA offers a wide range of services for all ages.
YWCA
Dedicated to providing opportunities, resources, and support for women and their families to empower and enrich their lives.
Address:
35 Highfield Street
Moncton, N.B.
E1C 5N1
Executive Director:
Jewel Mitchell
Assistant: Karen Geraghty
