CAMP ECTUS INC./FORMATION ET LOISIRS JEUNESSE
Nadia Cormier, Director
P. O. Box 3022
Petit-Rocher, N.B. E8J 3E7
Telephone : (506) 783-1122 (w)
Camp : (506) 783-2894
Fax : (506) 783-1126
Camp Fax : (506) 783-2816
E-mail : campectus@gmail.com
Website : www.campectus.ca

Camp Ectus is a residential camp for girls and boys ages 6 to 13 with many years of experience in development and leisure in the great outdoors. Rental services are offered to groups such as the Girl Guides, Boy Scouts, children with special needs, families, social clubs, companies, etc. Services are available in French.

CAMP GLENBURN
Greg Bishop
c/o The YMCA-YWCA of Saint John
130 Broadview Avenue
Saint John, N.B. E2L 5C5
Telephone : (506) 832-5632
Fax : (506) 832-0907
E-mail : youth@saintjohny.com

This is a residential camp for boys and girls of ages 7 to 16 years. Activities include swimming, canoeing, kayaking, camp craft, nature, arts and crafts, sports and more. Camp Glenburn strives to meet the needs of children with varying disabilities. Due to the steep terrain, mobility for some children is restricted; thus entrance into the program is assessed individually. Children with disabilities are integrated into the regular programs. All information regarding inscription to the program can be obtained from the Camp Director.

CAMP ROTARY
Chad Duplessie, Director
c/o Easter Seals New Brunswick (CRCD)
65 Brunswick Street
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 1G5
Telephone : (506) 458-8739 [Voice/TTY]
Fax : (506) 457-2863
E-mail : camp_director@camprotary.ca
Website : www.camprotary.ca

This camp provides a camping and therapeutic recreation program filled with a wide variety of activities promoting independence of all campers. The camp program is fully accessible and accredited. It is offered to children and adults with various physical disabilities, as well as to those with diabetes, developmental disabilities and persons with speech or learning difficulties.

(See also under Easter Seals New Brunswick)

CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR DISABLED SKIING - N.B.
Jim Bowland, President
35 Bloomfield Station Road
Bloomfield, N.B. E5N 4M5
Telephone : (506) 636-2229 (cell)
E-mail : jimbowland.cadsnb@nb.sympatico.ca
Website : www.cadsnb.ca

This Association provides specialized downhill ski programs for persons with disabilities. Programs are offered through three regional clubs in conjunction with New Brunswick's three main ski hills:  Crabbe Mountain, Mont Farlagne and Poley Mountain.  Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing - N.B. also offers a cross-country ski program.  Services available in English and French.

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY - N.B. DIVISION
Contact : Jo-Anne Verboom, Executive Assistant
133 Prince William Street, Suite 201
P. O. Box 2089
Saint John, N.B. E2L 3T5
Telephone : (506) 634-6272
Toll-Free : (800) 455-9090
Fax : (506) 634-3808
E-mail : ccsnb@nbnet.nb.ca
Website : www.cancer.ca

The Canadian Cancer Society is a national community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.

The Canadian Cancer Society achieves its mission through research, education, support programs for those living with cancer and advocacy for healthy public policy. These efforts are supported by volunteers and staff, as well as funds raised in communities across Canada. Services are available in English and French.

The 5 District Offices in New Brunswick are:

CANADIAN CELIAC ASSOCIATION
National Office :
5025 Orbitor Drive
Building 1, Suite 400
Mississauga, Ontario L4W 4Y5
Telephone : (905) 507-6208
Toll-free : (800) 363-7296
Fax : (905) 507-4673
E-mail : info@celiac.ca
Website : www.celiac.ca

The Canadian Celiac Association, NB Chapters, helps with managing diet, shows how to shop for gluten-free food, how to prepare food and moral support. They hold monthly meetings. Newsletters, videos, recipe books, dictionaries and handbooks on the disease are all available. Cooking lessons are also available.

The chapters of the Canadian Celiac Association in New Brunswick are :

CANADIAN CONTINENCE FOUNDATON (THE)
Jacqueline Cahill, Executive Director
P.O. Box 417
Peterborough, ON K9J 6Z3
Telephone : (705) 750-4600
Fax : (705) 750-1770
E-mail : help@continence-fdn.ca
Website : www.continence-fdn.ca

The mission of the Foundation is to enhance the quality of life for people experiencing incontinence by helping, them and/or their caregivers, to confidently seek and access cures and treatment options. To this end, the Foundation will implement and encourage important public and professional education, support, advocacy and research to advance incontinence treatment and/or management.

CANADIAN COUNCIL OF THE BLIND - N.B. DIVISION
Linda Sobey, National Representative for N.B.
761 Route 435 Hwy
Maple Glen, N.B. E1V 4X4
Telephone : (506) 622-4997
E-mail : whitecane@nb.aibn.com
Website : www.ccbnational.net

James Cunningham, Coordinator
327 Spruce Street
Miramichi, N.B. E1N 3E6
Telephone : (506) 773-5869

The main purpose of the CCB is to serve as a means of rehabilitation of blind persons through recreational and social events. Membership in the CCB is confined to those who are registered blind persons, although family members of blind people can become associate members.

There are 9 CCB clubs in New Brunswick located in Bathurst, Campbellton, Fredericton, Moncton, Miramichi, Saint John, Shippagan, Tracadie, Nackawic/Woodstock.

CANADIAN COUNCIL ON REHABILITATION AND WORK (CCRW)
Head Office:
1 Yonge Street, Suite 1202
Toronto, Ontario M5E 1E5
Telephone : (416) 260-3060
Toll Free : (800) 664-0925
TTY : (416) 260-9223
Fax : (416) 260-3093
Website : www.ccrw.org

Contact : Carole J. Barron, President & CEO
E-mail : cjbarron@ccrw.org

New Brunswick Contact:
Norma Ricker, Director, Project Development
Telephone : (506) 858-1655 ext. 102
Toll-free : (800) 664-0925 ext. 232
TTY : (506) 858-1657
Fax : (506) 855-6776
E-mail : nricker@ccrw.org

The Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work is a Canada-wide network of organizations and individuals.  Our mission is to promote and support the meaningful and equitable employment of persons with disabilities. As innovators and agents of change, we build partnerships, develop skills, share knowledge and influence attitudes.

CCRW provides leadership in programs and services for job seekers with disabilities and businesses committed to equity and inclusion. A comprehensive information source for disability and employment resources, CCRW works with businesses of all sizes in all industries.

This organization offers the following programs:

Disability Awareness Series (DAS®) - DAS®is a comprehensive, yet simple, easy-touse program that presents diversity concepts in an organized, professional, and engaging manner.  These concepts are divided into a pre-requisite module and five interconnected modules.  Designed to incorporate inclusive practices into your workplace to ensure maximum access and participation in all aspects of your business environment.  Please contact Norma Ricker for more details (contact information listed above).   

CCRW Employment Services - Employment counseling services for persons with disabilities. Services offered in French and English:

Manon Nadeau
529 Main Street, Suite 100
Moncton, N.B. E1C 1C4
Telephone: (506) 858-1650 ext. 108
TTY : (506) 858-1657
Fax : (506) 855-6776
E-mail : inclusion@ccrw.org
Website : www.ccrw.org

Job Accommodation Service (JAS) - The Job Accommodation Service (JAS)® is a Canada-wide Industry-leading service for workplace accommodation solutions. With its multi-disciplinary pool of experts from throughout the country, this bilingual service offers public and private sector companies of all sizes advice, consultations, and assessment services in order to assist them to comply with their legal duty to accommodate. This fee-based service supports employers and employees in setting up an inclusive and healthy environment thereby preventing conflict, managing disability, as well as preventing occupational disability through ergonomic evaluations. The JAS® consultants recommend solutions that optimize performance and make diverse and healthy workplaces.

Call toll-free Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.  Services available in English and French.  Please contact Nayla Farah, Director, Job Accommodation Service:

Contact : Nayla Farah, Director, Job Accommodation Service
Telephone : (416) 260-3060 (ext. 224)
Toll-free : (800) 664-0925 (ext. 224)
TTY : (416) 260-9223
Fax : (416) 260-3093
E-mail : jas@ccrw.org
Website : www.ccrw.org

Partners for Workplace Inclusion Program - A one-stop employment service for job seekers with disabilities.  Developed by the Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work (CCRW) and funded by the Opportunities Fund, Government of Canada.  PWIP enhances the employability skills of persons with disabilities.  PWIP provides job seekers with disabilities with tools to prepare for a career or secure employment.

PWIP provides job seekers with disabilities with tools to prepare for a career or secure employment.

• Supporting the development of individual vocational plans and portfolios specific to the career needs of the participants.
• Accessing a wide range of employment programs and opportunities.
• Enhancing participants' pre-employment skills development.
• Reducing barriers in the workplace by engaging employers in a successful, recognized best practices model program.
• Acting as a resource to assist stakeholder groups in creating an inclusive workplace.

Contact: Laura Anderson, Employment Coordinator
1320 - 61 Union Street
Saint John, N.B. E2L 1A2
Telephone: (506) 635-2272
Fax: (506) 642-4268
E-mail: landerson@ccrw.org
Website: www.workinc.com

WORKINK - A Canada-Wide Virtual Employment Resource Centre - WORKink® is Canada's most powerful online career development and employment portal for Canadians with disabilities.

WORKink® was the first Web site to offer online employment counselling, and one of the first Web sites to provide online chat room technology for counselling purposes, meetings, and presentations. Among its many features, WORKink® provides job search tools, career guidance, and resources pertaining to education and employment. Since 1997, the site has grown rapidly from a small Toronto initiative to what it is today- a National success!

In the current WORKink® capacity as Canada's leading online employment resource, it is used by stakeholders in every region of the country.  Please contact Georgia Whalen, Manager:

Contact : Georgia Whalen, Manager
Toll-free : (800) 664-0925
Voice : (416) 260-3060
TTY : (416) 260-9223
Fax : (416) 260-3093
E-mail : gwhalen@ccrw.org
Website : www.workink.com

Workplace Essential Skills Partnership (WESP) - Employment Programs for Persons with Disabilities - This nationally acclaimed employment model has several distinctive features:  the focus of the training is skills development; based on a formal partnership with community and employers; employer partners commit in advance to hire successful graduates from the project into permanent jobs; skills development is customized to meet specific needs of the employers; and the program includes a detailed transition plan, extended post program support for both the new hires and the employers.  Please contact Norma Ricker for more details (contact information listed above). 

Youth Employment - Youth the Future (YTF) - CCRW’s Youth Employment Program is designed for working-age youth with disabilities (15-30).  Our customized program addresses various employments and career preparation needs specific to this group.  The program supports the creation of pathways for job seekers with disabilities who are ready to embark on their career and employment journey.  Please contact Norma Ricker for more details (contact information listed above). 

CANADIAN DEAFBLIND ASSOCIATION - NB
Kevin Symes, Executive Director
259 Brunswick Street, Suite 301
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 1G8
Telephone/TTY : (506) 452-1544
Fax : (506) 451-8309
E-mail : office@cdba-nb.ca
Website : www.deafblind.nb.ca

CDBA-NB provides Intervenor services to children and adults with deafblindness throughout New Brunswick. An Intervenor is hired to provide a "one-on-one" interaction with the deafblind person in his/her community with regard to vocational, educational, social and recreational activities. The Intervenor is specially trained to meet the unique needs of the deafblind individual and follows an individualized service plan. Other services are family relief and consultation, our camp experience for Deafblind persons, family support group and Intervenor services to Prince Edward Island for Deafblind children during the summer. Stacey Copeland and Gisele Gaudet are the Directors of Intervention Services. CDBA-NB may also be contacted with questions about CHARGE syndrome, rubella and other conditions which can lead to deafblindness.

CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION - N.B. REGION
Jake Reid, Regional Director
61 Carleton Street, Suite 2
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 3T2
Telephone : (506) 452-9009
Toll Free : (800) 884-4232
National Information Line : (800) 226-8464
Fax : (506) 455-4728
E-mail : nbinfo@diabetes.ca
Website : www.diabetes.ca

The Canadian Diabetes Association plays a leading role in supporting the over forty thousand New Brunswickers who are directly affected by diabetes, and their loved ones, through diabetes research, education, service and advocacy. New Brunswickers can turn to the Canadian Diabetes Association for answers and help in accessing diabetes resources.

Living with diabetes can be challenging – but you are not alone. In addition to our website, print materials and toll-free information line, the Canadian Diabetes Association offers a wide range of programs and services to help you learn more about your condition and meet others living with it.

CANADIAN FARMERS WITH DISABILITIES
Wilbur Lutwick
546 Route 122
Dow Settlement, N.B. E6H 1C2
Telephone : (506) 279-2150
E-mail : jandkfarms.wilbur@gmail.com
Website : www.fwdcanada.com/index.asp

Volunteers visit and talk with Disabled Farmers.  They also talk to different groups and schools, and put on demonstration booths at fairs.  They are working on a resource library.  Services available in English.

CANADIAN HARD OF HEARING ASSOCIATION
National Office :
2415 Holly Lane, Suite 205
Ottawa, Ontario K1V 7P2
Telephone : (613) 526-1584
Toll-free : (800) 263-8068
TTY : (613) 526-2692
Fax : (613) 526-4718
E-mail : chhanational@chha.ca
Website : www.chha.ca

The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association is a self-help group for persons with a hearing loss who use speech for communication. Paid members will receive a magazine from the national office in Ottawa. The Fredericton Branch meets at the Senior Centre on Johnston Avenue on the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Services available in English and French.

The Chapters in New Brunswick are :

CANADIAN HEMOPHILIA SOCIETY - N.B. CHAPTER
8 Corbett Avenue
Fredericton, N.B. E3A 5B9
Telephone : (506) 450-8424
Fax : (506) 459-4474
Website : www.hemophilia.ca

The Canadian Hemophilia Society exists to improve the quality of life for all persons with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders and to find a cure. Services are available in both English and French and they have a resource library. Staff/volunteers are available to visit schools and businesses to conduct workshops and/or presentations.

CANADIAN LIVER FOUNDATION
National Office :
Canadian Liver Foundation
2235 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 1500
Toronto, Ontario M2J 5B5
Telephone : (416) 491-3353
Toll-free : (800) 563-5483
Fax : (416) 491-4952
E-mail : clf@liver.ca
Website : www.liver.ca

Halifax Chapter:
287 Lacewood Drive
Unit 103 - 406
Halifax, NS B3M 3Y7
Contact : Shayla Steeves, Regional Director
Telephone : (902) 423-8538
Fax : (902) 423-8811
E-mail : atlantic@liver.ca

The Canadian Liver Foundation (CLF) is a national health charity committed to promoting liver health and supporting research and education into the causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of all liver diseases.  The CLF provides funding for medical research and offers education programs for patients, health care professionals and the public.  

CANADIAN MEDIC ALERT FOUNDATION
National Office :
2005 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 800
Toronto, Ontario M2J 5B4
Telephone : (416) 696-0267
Toll-free : (800) 668-1507
(French) (800) 668-6381
Fax : (416) 696-0156
E-mail : medinfo@medicalert.ca
Website : www.medicalert.ca

Contact : Angela Shulman (ext. 1117) English
Tena Dubeau (ext. 1236) French

MedicAlert® provides a unique combination of medical identification products and services that protect the lives of Canadians with allergies, health conditions or special medical needs. Membership is comprised of the purchase of a custom-engraved MedicAlert® bracelet or necklet coupled with an annual membership fee. Membership services include maintaining a portable medical record on behalf of the member stored on a confidential database. In an emergency, MedicAlert® provides immediate access to a member’s vital medical information through the MedicAlert® 24-Hour Emergency Hotline engraved on the bracelet or necklet. Canadian MedicAlert® Foundation is Canada’s largest member-based charity, protecting more than one million Canadians. Through Member Assistance™ and Students First™ Assistance, MedicAlert® offers subsidized memberships for Canadians with medical conditions who have limited financial means.

CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION - N.B. DIVISION
403 Regent Street, Suite 202
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 3X6
Telephone : (506) 455-5231
Fax : (506) 459-3878
E-mail : cmhanb@nb.aibn.com - General / cmhanb2@nb.aibn.com - Executive Director
Website : www.nb.cmha.ca

The Canadian Mental Health Association, a nation-wide voluntary organization, promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. CMHA accomplishes this mission through advocacy, education, research and service.

The goal of CMHA is to improve the quality of life for all people and to be a strong advocate for the mentally ill in our communities and also to assist anyone who needs support in getting appropriate service and to assist people in accessing the mental health system. CMHA strives to educate the public on the importance of maintaining your mental health through prevention. Therefore, we offer many workshops, conferences and information sessions on topics such as Suicide Prevention and Awareness, Stress Management, Parenting, Self-Esteem and Anger Management, etc. We also facilitate many self-help groups on topics such as Bereavement, Family & Friends of the Mentally Ill, Survivors of Suicide, as well as many more.

Three branches have staffed offices and are located at the following addresses :

CMHA Regional Community Workers can be contacted at the following addresses :

CANADIAN RED CROSS - N.B. REGION
Regional Office :
70 Lansdowne Avenue
P. O. Box 39
Saint John, N.B. E2L 3X3
Telephone : (506) 674-6200
24-Hour Homemaker : (800) 588-4881
Fax : (506) 674-6129
Website : www.redcross.ca

This organization offers Youth, Disaster Services, First Aid, Injury Prevention, International Tracing and Reunion, Home Support Services, Health Equipment Loan Program (HELP), Seniors' Services - i.e. Friendly Visiting, Meals-to-Seniors, Telephone Reassurance and Transportation.

Several types of equipment, from wheelchair cushions and elbow crutches to specialized wheelchairs, are loaned to persons over 65 years of age through their government-funded Seniors' Rehabilitative Specialized Equipment Program [(506) 674-6150]. A written referral from an Occupational Therapist is required for this.

Referrals for specialized equipment individuals 65 years of age and over should be directed to the attention of the Specialized Rehabilitative Equipment Coordinator at the Regional Office in Saint John. Fax: (506) 674-6157.

Standard equipment, such as crutches and canes, is also loaned to persons under 65 years of age. Telephone: (506) 674-6132.

Not all programs of the community-based senior services are offered in all areas. If clients have any questions regarding services offered in their area, they should contact the nearest Red Cross Office:

CEREBRAL PALSY FOUNDATION (SAINT JOHN) INC.
P. O. Box 2152
Saint John, N.B. E2L 3V1
Telephone : (506) 648-0322
E-mail : mail@cpfsj.ca
Website : www.cpfsj.ca

The Cerebral Palsy Foundation (Saint John) Inc. is the only association in New Brunswick that represents persons with cerebral palsy.  The Foundation provides financial assistance to assit with the purchase of equipment, provides general information about cerebral palsy and serves as a support group to its members.

Except during the summer months, the Foundation meets at 7:00pm on the second Tuesday of each month in the Recreation Room at Rocmaura Nursing Home, in Saint John, and welcomes visitors and new members.  Services available in English.

CHALEUR SERVICES NETWORK INC. (Réseau Services Chaleur Inc.)
Lise Boulanger, Executive Director
268 Boudreau Street
Beresford, N.B. E8K 2G2
Telephone : (506) 542-9406
Fax : (506) 542-1087
E-mail : rscinc@nb.sympatico.ca

This group offers a self-help service, advocates for the rights of persons with disabilities and acts to create awareness about the situation of persons with disabilities among the public in general and other kinds of groups and government departments. All persons with disabilities and their families from the Chaleur area are invited to attend their meetings. Services available in English and French.

CHARLOTTE DIAL A RIDE
Dana Planetta, Manager
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 172
St. Stephen, N.B. E3L 2X1
Telephone : (506) 466-4444
Fax : (506) 466-0779
E-mail : dialaride@nb.aibn.com
Website : www.charlottedialaride.com

Physical Address:
123 Milltown Boulevard, Suite 205
St. Stephen (N.B.)

To provide access to transportation to those with little or no access due to geographic isolation, lack of accessible transport or affordability. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Minimum charge depending on distance.

CHILDHOOD CANCER FOUNDATION - CANDLELIGHTERS CANADA
Provincial Director :
21 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 801
Toronto, O.N. M4T 1L9
Telephone: (416) 489-6440 ext. 219
Toll-free: (800) 363-1062
Fax: (416) 489-9812
E-mail: chisrobi@nbnet.nb.ca
Website: www.childhoodcancer.ca

The Childhood Cancer Foundation ~ Candlelighters Canada is a national support and information network with international affiliation. It is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of children and teens with cancer, their families and all those who care for and about them.

The Childhood Cancer Foundation has liaison representatives in New Brunswick who can provide information on the Foundation and other resources to parents and families as well as provide certain other services as required.

CHIMO HELPLINE, INC. -- FREDERICTON
P. O. Box 1033
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5C2
Telephone : (506) 450-2937
Helpline : (506) 450-HELP [4357]
Toll-free : (800) 667-5005
Fax : (506) 450-2156
E-mail : chimo1@nb.aibn.com
Website : www.chimohelpline.ca

Chimo is a provincial toll-free telephone service, which provides confidential, bilingual crisis intervention services to all residents of New Brunswick. Chimo’s service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

No matter what the problem, big or small – thoughts of suicide, drug dependency, domestic abuse and more - a trained volunteer or staff member will answer by responding competently and in complete confidence.

Help, province-wide, just a phone call away.

CHRONIC PAIN ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (THE)
Barry D. Ulmer
Box 66017, Heritage RPO
Edmonton, Alberta T6J 6T4
Telephone : (780) 482-6727
Fax : (780) 435-8758
E-mail : cpac@chronicpaincanada.com
Website : www.chronicpaincanada.com

Our purpose is to provide support to people living with chronic pain. We do this through local support groups, education forums, newsletters, and written information upon request. We help people deal with their pain in a positive way and promote the “from patient to person” role model. Offers a helping hand and a caring ear to those willing to help themselves and become partners in managing their pain. Services available in English.

CNIB
Lui Greco, Director, Government Relations (Atlantic Canada)
77 Westmorland Street, Suite 130
Frederick Square
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 6Z3
Telephone : (506) 458-0060 ext. 5607
Fax : (506) 458-9219
E-mail : lui.greco@cnib.ca
Website : www.cnib.ca

CNIB passionately provides community-based support, knowledge and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and opportunities to fully participate in life.

To do that, our dedicated specialists work with people of all ages in their own homes and communities – providing one-one-one rehabilitation support in everyday skills like cooking and walking safely with a white cane; as well as innovative consumer products, emotional support and access to the CNIB Library, Canada’s largest collection of material in alternative formats like Braille and audio.

We also work hand-in-hand with Canadians who are blind or partially sighted to advocate for an inclusive, barrier-free society, and we strive to reduce unnecessary vision loss with world-class research and by promoting the importance of vision health through public education.

Since our founding in 1918, CNIB has grown to become the primary resource for Canadians who are blind or partially sighted, with offices in communities across the country.  We’re proud to help thousands of Canadians see beyond vision loss every single day.

CNIB receives just 29 per cent of its funding from government sources, and we rely on public donations to continue to be there for all those who need us.  To make a donation or learn more, visit the CNIB website  listed above.  

Career and Employment Services:  CNIB’s Career and Employment Services are free for people whose vision loss is affecting their ability to obtain or maintain employment.  Career and employment specialists work with blind and partially sighted individuals in communities across New Brunswick to set career goals and provide job readiness skills training. CNIB also consults with employers on how to better accommodate persons with vision loss in the workplace – informing them about assistive technology, from accessible cell phones to software that enlarges or reads print on a computer screen.

For more informaton, visit the website, call 1-800-563-2642 or visit one of the following offices:

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF N.B.
Dr. Ed Schollenberg, Registrar
1 Hampton Road, Suite 300
Rothesay, N.B. E2E 5K8
Telephone : (506) 849-5050
Toll-free : (800) 667-4641
Fax : (506) 849-5069
E-mail : info@cpsnb.org
Website : www.cpsnb.org

This College is responsible under Provincial Legislation for the regulation of the practice of medicine in N. B. It decides on the requirements for a license to practice medicine, registers medical doctors and issues licenses and decides who may be legally recognized as a specialist in any of the medical or surgical specialties. It also handles inquiries for complaints concerning members of the medical profession and may take legal action against persons practicing medicine without registration with the College.

COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS OF N.B.
Annie Boudreau, President
Rebecca Bourdage, Registrar
82 Germain Street, Suite 2C
Saint John, N.B. E2L 2E7
Telephone : (506) 642-9760
Fax : (506) 642-9770
E-mail : physionb@nb.aibn.com
Website : www.nbphysiocollege.ca

This College regulates the practice of physiotherapy in N.B., sets practice standards, issues licences and deals with patients’ concerns about physiotherapy care.

COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS OF N.B.
Head Office:
P.O. Box 201, Station A
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 4Y9

Business Office:
236 St. George Street, Suite 219
Moncton, N.B. E1C 1W1
Telephone : (506) 382-1994
Fax : (506) 857-9813
E-mail : cpnb@nbnet.nb.ca
Website : www.cpnb.ca

The College of Psychologists of New Brunswick (CPNB) is a regulatory body for licensing psychologists to practice in the province of New Brunswick. The College provides a directory of licensed members and receives complaints regarding professional conduct. Services available in English and French. The CPNB is also responsible for the promotion of the psychology profession in New Brunswick.

COMMUNITY AUTISM CENTRE INC.
Woodlawn Learning Centre
55 Westmorland Road
Saint John, N.B. E2L 2E3
Contact : Debbie McDonald
Telephone : (506) 642-1128
Fax : (506) 693-7634
E-mail : n6edi@nb.aibn.com

The Community Autism Centre Inc. provides resources, training, support and programs for persons diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related neurological disorders.  Office hours are from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., please call for more information or to book an appointment.  Resources are available in English. A French translator may be available when receiving services.

COMMUNITY INCLUSION - N.B. Association for Community Living
420 Wilsey Road, Suite 201
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 6E9
Telephone : (506) 453-4400
Toll-free : (866) NBACL-4U [622-2548]
Fax : (506) 453-4422
E-mail : nbacl@nbnet.nb.ca
Website : www.nbacl.nb.ca

The New Brunswick Association for Community Living's Community Inclusion Project is focused on helping the community grow stronger with the contributions of people with intellectual disabilities so that our community includes everyone. The Community Inclusion facilitators are available to assist groups or associations become more inclusive, help individuals become connected with community activities and/or organizations and provide support to those who would like to get more involved in their community.

October is Inclusion Month in New Brunswick. Please contact us to find out about some of the activities in the province, of which we are a part of and promote, an Inclusive Society! We have staff/volunteers available to visit schools and businesses, to conduct workshops and do presentations (in both English and French) on how to become more inclusive.

Community Inclusion facilitator can be reached at the following :

SAINT JOHN
Contact : Ken Pike
1 Garrison Drive
Rothesay, N.B. E2H 2V2
Telephone : (506) 847-9153
E-mail : pikes@rogers.com

COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE
c/o Human Development Council
47 Charlotte Street
3rd Floor, Saint John City Market
P. O. Box 6125, Station "A"
Saint John, N.B. E2L 4R6
Telephone (INFO-Line) : (506) 633-4636
Toll-free : (877) 322-4636
Admin : (506) 634-1673
Fax : (506) 636-8543
E-mail : infoline@nb.aibn.com
Website : www.sjhdc.ca

The Community Information Centre is an information and referral service operated by the Human Development Council. The Community Information Centre’s inquiry services provide information on the full range of human services from all levels of government, the non-profit sector, the private voluntary sector by individuals in the community as well as from the business sector.

Individualized information is free, confidential and available to everyone. Services are provided by telephone, in person, email and the Internet.

Produces the following:
1. Human Services Directory, a guide to community services
2. Senior’s Directory
3. Surviving the Streets
4. Reaching Out
5. Holiday Sharing Guide
6. Community Services Database: an online searchable database of services www.saintjohninfo.ca / www.nbinfo.ca

Area Served: New Brunswick; A United Way Agency; Partially Accessible-Elevator; Registered Charity

COMMUNITY LIVING BOARD - FUNDY REGION INC.
P. O. Box 875
Saint John, N.B. E2L 4C3
Telephone : (506) 633-0000
E-mail : clbfri@nb.aibn.com

The role of this organization is to advocate, teach, train and lobby so that persons with disabilities have a chance to live a life of dignity in their community.

COMMUNITY LIVING OPTIONS INC.
Virginia Leavitt
P. O. Box 1255
Saint John, N.B. E2L 4G7
Telephone : (506) 696-5050
E-mail : gleavitt@nbnet.nb.ca

Provides adults living with an intellectual disability with opportunities for supported living in the lifestyle of their choice. They believe that everyone has the right to : Valued Adult Roles, Assured Community Presence, Empowerment of Rights and Autonomy, Life Sharing Experiences, Enhanced Status and Reputation, Choices and Decision-Making, Community Participation, Independence/Interdependence and Development of Skills.

COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL LIVING BOARD WOODSTOCK INC.
Leonard Foster, Director
480 Main Street, Unit 4
Woodstock, N.B. E7M 2C1
Telephone : (506) 325-4536
Fax : (506) 325-4537
E-mail : crlb@nb.aibn.com

Promotes residential services to adults with mental disabilities from the Carleton and Victoria counties. This community-based, non-profit organization works to provide a wide range of living options for persons with mental disabilities. It is also associated with the New Brunswick Association for Community Living and is a member of the NB Association of Residential Agencies.  Trained staff is available to conduct workshops and presentations. Please call for more information.

COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICES INC.
Joylene Hodder-Boyd, Executive Director
TARA House
58 Elliot Drive
Sussex, N.B. E4E 2K3
Telephone : (506) 432-2604
Fax : (506) 432-2605
E-mail : cys@nb.sympatico.ca

This is a Training and Relief Aid (TARA) House for special, social and psychological needs children from infancy to 18 years of age, which provides short-term residential care, relief care and specific training for children. Children may receive placement at TARA through the Department of Social Development.

Eden Park Home is a residential home that supports children {age birth – 19 years} who exhibit behaviours classified as anti-social, oppositional defiant, or aggressive.  Our children can be diagnosed with disorders such as: severe conduct disorder, personality disorder, and severe emotional or mental disorder.  Children may receive placement at Eden Park through the Department of Social Development.

CROHNS AND COLITIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA
National Office :
600 - 60 St. Clair Avenue East
Toronto, Ontario M4T 1N5
Telephone : (416) 920-5035
Toll-free : (800) 387-1479
Fax : (416) 929-0364
E-mail : ccfc@ccfc.ca
Website : www.ccfc.ca

New Brunswick Office :
Contact : Tracy Durkee-Jones, Regional Director
5816 St. Margaret's Bay Road
Head of St. Margaret's Bay, NS B3Z 2E4
Telephone : (902) 422-8137
Toll-free : (800) 265-1101
Fax : (902) 422-6552
E-mail : tdurkee-jones@ccfc.ca
Website : www.ccfc.ca

This Foundation is committed to raising money for research to find the cause and cure for inflammatory bowel disease. Local chapters contribute to this effort, along with holding educational meetings. The chapters in New Brunswick are located in Fredericton, Moncton and Miramichi. Information can be obtained by calling the regional office at (800) 265-1101.

CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA
2221 Yonge Street, Suite 601
Toronto, Ontario M4S 2B4
Telephone : (416) 485-9149
Toll-free : (800) 378-2233
Fax : (416) 485-0960
E-mail : info@cysticfibrosis.ca
Website : www.cysticfibrosis.ca

Cystic Fibrosis Canada is a national, non-profit, voluntary health agency established in 1960, led by volunteers in more than 50 Chapters across Canada. Cystic Fibrosis Canada's goal is to help those with cystic fibrosis (CF) by : funding research into improved care and treatment, with the goal of finding a cure or control for CF; promoting public awareness of the disease; and raising and allocating funds for these purposes. Services available in English and French.

The chapters of the Cystic Fibrosis Canada in New Brunswick are :