New Brunswick Association of Social Workers

Directory of social workers.

Directed To: General

Web: https://www.nbasw-atsnb.ca

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides

Private organization who breeds, trains, and matches Dog Guide’s with clients to provide safety, companionship, and unconditional love.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (800) 768 3030

Email: info@dogguides.com

Web: https://www.dogguides.com/programs/autism-assistance/

National Service Dogs

Organization training certified service dogs for autism, PTSD, assisted intervention, and more.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (519) 623-4188

Email: info@nsd.on.ca

Web: https://nsd.on.ca/

MIRA – Service Dogs

Non-profit organization offering free guide and service dogs to people living with visual impairments, physical disabilities, and youth who are autistic.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (450) 759-3789

Email: info@mira.ca

Web: https://www.mira.ca/en/

Maritime Assistance Canines

Volunteer based organization that trains service dogs, helps individuals train their own service dog, and organizes therapy dog teams.

Directed To: General

Email: m.assist.canine@gmail.com

Web: https://www.maritimeassistancecanines.org/

Les Chiens TOGO

Organization that trains psychological assistance dogs with a team of psycho-social interveners and canine educators.

Directed To: General

Email: admission@leschienstogo.com

Web: https://leschienstogo.com/en/les-chiens-togo-psychological-service-dogs/

Jordan’s Principle

Aims to assure First Nation’s children have access to public services without denial, disruption, or delay due to jurisdictional payment dispute.

Directed To: General, First Nations

Telephone: 1-833-652-0210

Email: principedejordanatl-jordansprincipleatl@sac-isc.gc.ca

Web: www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1568396296543/1582657596387#sec3

Inclusion Support Program

Government program by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development that provides support, resources, and training to licenced early learning and childcare facilities to increase accessibility for children with additional needs.

Directed To: General

Telephone: 1-833-453-6645

Email: ISP.PAI@gnb.ca

Web: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.201351.Inclusio n_Support_Program.html

Co-Aide Home Care and Support Services Ltd.

Private organization providing home care and support services to those with mental and physical disabilities, families, seniors, and more.

Directed To: General

Telephone: 1 (506) 389-2433 or 1-866-322-2433 (Toll free phone)

Email: info@coaide.ca

Web: http://www.coaide.ca/

Hébert Centre Intervention and Learning Services

Private agency offering consultation, assessment, individualized intervention, and supports to people of all ages with social, language, learning, and behaviour challenges.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 386-2262

Email: reception@hebertcentre.ca

Web: https://hils.ca/

Support Match NB

A website designed to match individuals and families with support persons in their community through the creation of tailored job advertisements and online profiles.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 453-440

Email: info@supportmatchnb.ca

Web: https://www.supportmatchsoutienjumelenb.ca/

Access Home Care

Private organization providing a range of home care services, along with live-in residential services.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 874-0757

Email: https://www.accesshomecare.ca/

Web: Emily.davis@accesshomecare.ca

The Autistic Self Advocacy Network

The Autistic Self Advocacy Network is a not-for-profit organization run by and for autistic people. They are a disability rights organization that fights for the rights of disabled people, as well as the involvement of autistic people in policymaking. They work to support all forms of self-advocacy to change the way people think about autism. Their team is made of autistic adults and youth, as well as non-autistic family members, professionals, doctors, and friends.

Directed To: General

Email: info@autisticadvocacy.org

Web: www.autisticadvocacy.org

Inclusion NB

Provincial, not-for-profit organization that works with and on behalf of children and adults with an intellectual disability and their families. Assists with access to disability supports, community participation, early learning, employment, financial planning, home life, post-secondary education, social inclusion, recreation and leisure, and self advocacy.

Directed To: General

Telephone: 1 (866) 622-2548

Email: info@inclusionnb.ca

Web: http://inclusionnb.ca

Inclusion Advocacy SENB

Not-for-profit organization that works with and on behalf of children and adults with an intellectual disability and their families. Assists with access to disability supports, community participation, early learning, employment, financial planning, home life, postsecondary education, social inclusion, recreation and leisure, and self-advocacy.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 857-8899

Email: contactus@inclusionadvocacy.ca

Web: www.inclusionadvocacy.ca

Autism Resource Centre (ARC)

The Autism Resource Centre is a not-for-profit organization that provides recreational, social, and educational programs for families and individuals of all ages who are autistic or have autistic people in their lives. Contact us to be added to the members email list.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 855-9032

Email: director@autismresource.ca

Web: www.autismresource.ca

FB: Autism Resource Centre - Sud-Est NB

IG: autismresource

Special Olympics NB

Not-for-profit organization offering a variety of winter and summer sports programs throughout the province for individuals of all ages who have special needs. Programs in the Moncton area include multi-sport, swimming (athletes need to be able to swim one length of the pool on their own prior to joining), curling, power lifting, bowling, speed skating, and ActiveSTART gym class for kids ages 2-12. Registration fees 40$/year, to be paid at time of registration (first practice of chosen sport).

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 850-1583

Web: www.specialolympicsnb.ca

FB: Special Olympics NB-Southeast region

Send inquiries via FB Messenger to Jason Agnew

Parasport New Brunswick

Not-for-profit organization offering a variety of sports suitable for individuals with physical and/or intellectual disabilities. The sports available in Moncton are wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby, wheelchair tennis, para-athletics, para-alpine, and goalball.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 238-4311

Email: sallyhutt@parasportnb.ca (Executive director)

Web: https://www.parasportnb.ca/our-programs

Field of Dreams Moncton – Challenger Baseball

Baseball program for children with special needs, run by the Moncton FisherCats in partnership with Challenger Baseball.

Directed To: General, Public

Web: https://www.facebook.com/groups/562698333776910/about/

Olympia Allstar Cheerleading – Pillars (adaptive cheer team)

Pillars, an all ages and abilities competitive cheerleading team at Olympia Allstar Cheerleading.

Directed To: General

Telephone: (506) 384-2433

Email: hello@olympiacheerleading.com

Web: https://www.olympiacheerleading.com/allstar/