Key Tag Service : Toronto
Telephone : (416) 297-2660
Toll-free : (800) 250-3030
Fax : (416) 297-2650
Toll-free : (800) 219-8988
E-mail : customerservice@waramps.ca

The War Amps assists Canadian war, civilian and child amputees through financial assistance with artificial limbs, counseling, peer support, regional seminars and information on the latest prosthetic developments.

Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program - Children under the age of 18 who are missing a limb or limbs at birth, from medical causes or due to an accident are eligible to enroll in CHAMP. The program offers financial assistance for artificial limbs and related expenses; counseling to Champs and their families; regular regional seminars; matches families who have children with similar amputations through Matching Mothers; specially-designed recreational limbs and adaptive devices, and encourages Champs to live full and active lives. JUMPSTART assists Super Champs (multiple amputee children) with computers and computer training as an educational aid to ensure their employment opportunities in the future. For more information, refer to our website:  www.waramps.ca.

CHAMP Program :
Telephone : (613) 731-3821
Toll-free : (800) 267-4023
Fax : (613) 731-4092
Toll-Free Fax: (866) 235-0350
E-mail : champ@waramps.ca

National Amputee Centre - Educates amputees and family members about aspects of amputation, including the latest information on artificial limbs and products. Provides a comprehensive library and website section and publishes amputee resources. Contact the National Amputee Centre at (877) 622-2472 for more information.

Adult Prosthetics Program - Provides financial assistance to registered adult amputees in Canada for the purchase of artificial limbs.

WORKER APPEALSERVICES
30-1216 Sand Cove Road
(Formerly Dr. Roberts Bld.)
Saint John, N.B. E2M 5V8
Telephone : (506) 635-0391
Fax : (506) 634-7099
E-mail : WAS@nb.aibn.com

A United Way agency that services the greater Saint John area and charges no fee for service. Experienced staff may help injured or disabled workers to appeal decisions of WorkSafeNB and the Canada Pension Disability Plan (CPDP). Also assist and/or represent clients with appeals before the Employment Insurance (EI) Board of Referees. Clients may be referred to a wide range of services and agencies in Saint John. Staff are able to visit schools and service clubs to conduct information sessions regarding the work they do.

WORKERS' ADVOCATES
Website : http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.15396.html

Workers' Advocates are in place to assist injured workers or their dependents in respect of any claim being advanced for compensation before WorkSafeNB.

We provide information about WorkSafeNB, policies and practices; provide advice to injured workers or their dependents relative to issues that arise in relation to claims before WorkSafeNB; provide direct representation to injured workers or their dependents with respect to issues under appeal, although in some special circumstances we may decline to represent. Workers' Advocates in New Brunswick are :

WorkSafeNB
1 Portland Street
P. O. Box 160
Saint John, N.B. E2L 3X9
Telephone : (506) 632-2200
Toll-free : (800) 222-9775
Fax : (506) 632-2830
E-mail : communications@ws-ts.nb.ca
Website : http://www.worksafenb.ca/index_e.asp

WorkSafeNB will promote a safe and healthy work environment to the workers and employers of New Brunswick, and efficiently provide quality services, just adjudication and fair administration of the legislation.

To provide better services to New Brunswick workers and employers, WorkSafeNB has established regional offices in the following areas: