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LINK Ptogram Decisional Tree English School based Free legal advice programs / groups: clinic: Call Chimo Health action groups, 450-HELP (4357) THE LINK PROGRAM – HELPING TREE FOR YOUTH Teen mom groups, etc. or 1-800-667-5005 www.thelinkprogram.com This HELPING TREE is designed to inform you about resources. If you, or someone you care about, is Helplines: School based u Chimo 450-HELP (4357) programs/groups: experiencing a problem in any of the areas listed at the base of the Helping Tree, follow a "branch" of the or 1-800-667-5005 Antibullying, Peer Helping Tree (flow chart) to find resources to help you. There are many resources in your community – it's u Kids Help Phone Helpers, Making 1-800-668-6868 Waves, etc just a matter of knowing how to contact them. If you are uncertain where to turn, or would like more infor- www.kidshelpphone.ca u Telecare 811 Frontier College mation on any of these services, call the CHIMO Helpline at 450-4357 or 1-800-667-5005, 24 hours/day. (Talk to a nurse) (tutoring) Helplines: 450-7923 or School based Employment services/ Q Centre Commun- u Chimo programs/groups: programs for special 1-877-450-7923 autaire Sainte-Anne Helplines: 450-HELP (4357) or specific needs: 453-2731 Birthright 1-800-550-4900 School based Teens Against Tobacco u Chimo 450-HELP (4357) Other local services for grief: programs/groups: or 1-800-667-5005 Use (TATU) u Premier's Council on or 454-1890 u Other services to meet or 1-800-667-5005 Local churches & organizations Clubs, Peer helpers, Sports, Kids Help Phone the Status of Disabled u Sylvan Learning Teens Against Drinking basic needs: Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 Helplines: Support Groups such as Youth Engagement, etc 1-800-668-6868 Persons 444-3000 or Q 1-866-363-6546 & Driving (TADD) Federation des Courthouses: www.kidshelpphone.ca u GriefShare, youth groups, etc. www.kidshelpphone.ca Local churches & 1-800-442-4412 Chimo etc. jeunes francophones Fredericton 453-2120 u Suicide Bereavement group Other local services Bullying Canada charities, etc. Lakeland Industries 450-HELP (4357) du N.-B. 857-0926 Burton 357-4020 458-1803 (with CAMHA) for families: 1-877-352-4497 Greenwood Clothing or 1-800-667-5005 u 784-2251 or www.fjfnb.nb.ca u Multicultural Association www.bullyingcanada.ca Libraries: Bank 452-8593 Woodstock 325-4415 Telecare 811 (to talk to a nurse) u Kids Help Phone www.fredkid.com Jobs Unlimited Miramichi 627-4018 of Fredericton 454-8292 u Telecare 811 Other Counselling Oromocto Clothing 1-800-668-6868 YMCA – Family and F'ton South 460-2800 458-9380 Friends 462-7694 (To talk to a nurse) F'ton North 453-3241 Services: Bank 357-3461 NB Association for www.kidshelpphone.ca u u Other local services for mental www.ymcafredericton.nb.ca Women in Transition u Harvey Xmas NB Aboriginal Public Health Offices Sexual Assault Centre Harvey 366-2206 Family Enrichment & Community Living health or suicide: u Military Family Resource 459-2300 (crisis-line) McAdam 784-1403 Mommies 366-2200 453-4400 Peoples Council Victim Services: 453-5200 (central office) 454-0437 John Howard Society Counselling 458-8211 u Centre 422-2000 x3352 Salvation Army 458-8422 or u www.fsacc.ca Canadian Mental Health 450-2750 Oromocto 357-3329 Employee/Family Aboriginal Skills & Public Safety: 453-2768 u Fredericton Regional 453-1706 www.nbapc.org u Association - NB: 455-5231 Minto 327-3220 Assistance programs Employment Training RCMP: 357-4300 Family Resource Centre (Youth Council) u Counselling Services: Chipman 339-5852 or private counselling 458-8422 or F'ton Police: 460-2422 Nutritionist / Dietician and Outreach 474-0252 Q 1-800-442-9789 u Addiction & Mental Marguerite-Michaud (use local numbers) www.frederictonfrc.ca u Family Enrichment 453-7100 Other programs / groups: Health Services Bulk food Other local services for families: & Counselling Service Stanley 367-2492 u After-hours Dental Care 451-4787 GLSEN www.glsen.org 453-2132 purchasing club Multicultural Family Advice Lawyer 458-8211 u Sexuality and U YMCA – Family and Friends Family Enrichment & Support Groups: www.community Employment Association 1-855-266-0266 www.sexualityandu.ca 462-3000 Other services for Counselling Services foodsmart.com services/programs: 454-8292 u Alcoholics Pharmacists My GSA www.mygsa.ca Military Family Resource Centre my child & me: 458-8211 School based Anonymous (AA) Employment Central School based EGALE Canada 422-3352 Employee/Family programs/groups: u Fredericton Family Resource Head Start Programs: Partners for Youth Assistance programs 470-8262 453-8269 Family Law programs / groups: www.egale.ca 462-0323 Tutors, Peer Helpers, u Centre: 474-0252 (See Geary & Sunbury or private counselling Narcotics Food Banks: Human Resources Elsipogtog Information Line After Hours Clinics: Health action Teachers, Guidance etc. Anonymous (NA) & Development NB 1-888-236-2444 West Schools) (use local numbers) Oromocto 357-3461 Crisis Helpline u Campus Health Centre 453-4837 groups, etc. 1-888-436-2929 (HRD-NB) Care n' Share programs Fredericton 459-7461 523-5999 Fredericton Northside - u Gamblers 1-800-641-4049 UNB Sexuality Centre (See local groups in Minto, u Big Brothers Big Sisters Minto 327-6198 435 Brookside Dr., 458-0200 u Family & Early Childhood Post-Secondary Anonymous (GA) Stanley 367-2052 JOB Info Line 452-6272 Doaktown, Boiestown, 458-8941 Transition Homes: Free legal advice call Fredericton Southside - 1015 Regent St. Agency 454-8698 Coles Island, Chipman Education, Training 453-7071 McAdam 784-2251 1-800-645-5605 u Helplines: Fredericton Native Chimo 450-HELP (4357) New Maryland - 636 NM Hwy, 458-8927 at 339-6726) Liberty Lane (for 18 yrs & Labour (PETL) Al-Anon 455-3094 Harvey Xmas John Howard Society u Sexually Transmitted or 1-888-425-2666 Friendship Center or 1-800-667-5005 Telecare 811 Talk With Me and older) 451-2120 453-2597 Mommies 366-2200 450-2750 Helplines: Illnesses (STI) Info Line u AIDS-NB 459-5283 u (speech & reading) Local youth groups and Women in Transition Chipman 339-5565 Fredericton YMCA Chimo 1-877-STI-1010 1-800-561-4009 Counselling Services: 1-877-691-8800 recreational programs: (for 18 yrs and older) Employment Services 450-HELP (4357) u Chimo u u Addiction and Mental Health Welcome Wagon 457-2770 / for Newcomers or 1-800-667-5005 Public Legal Education Health Centres & Clinics: 450-HELP (4357) local gyms, clubs, Partners for Youth Al-Anon u Services 453-2132 449-8084 and 208-0140 crisis line 459-2300 462-3177 Kids Help Phone & Information Service or 1-800-667-5005 sports/fitness, drama, 462-0323 (Family/Teen services) First Nations u u Family Enrichment and Youth in Transition – Community Kitchen of NB 453-5369 Community Health Centre u 455-3094 or Band Services: 1-800-668-6868 Kids Help Phone Community based music, arts, dance, etc Chrysalis House (F'ton) 457-1788 www.kidshelp 452-5900 programs / groups: Counselling Service 458-8211 Cadets (Army / Air / Navy) 1-888-425-2666 Q 1-800-668-6868 (Males & Females 16-19) Kingsclear Band: phone.ca Noreen Richard Ecole Employee/Family Assistance 1-888-848-6333, u Kingsclear www.kidshelpphone.ca Fredericton Pride programs or private counselling u 451-4767 Post-Secondary u Ste Anne Health Centre de santé u Family & Early Childhood NB Association for Crime Stoppers Sexual Assault Crisis on Facebook www.cadets.ca Gignoo Transition Education, Training & Child & Family 715 Priestman St, F'ton 474-4611 (use local numbers) Agency 454-8698 Community Living Transition Homes: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) Centre 454-0437 Fredericton Gender Scouts – www.scouts.ca House 458-1236 or u Portage Labour (PETL) programs: 363-3028 Boiestown Health Centre 369-2700 Girl Guides (NBACL) 453-4400 Youth in Transition – u for anonymous tips www.fsacc.ca Minority Group 452-6272 1-800-565-6878 Kingsclear Health Counselling Central Miramichi Community (Youth ages 14 – 21) Chrysalis House Resumé writing UNB Spectrum www.girlguides.ca 453-2377 Centre 363-4001 Services: Health Centre 365-6100 (Doaktown) 4-H Clubs – www.nb4h.com 472-4847 or (Male and female, [email protected] Clergy or spriritual advisor u Workplace Essential Oromocto Band: u Addiction & Fredericton Junction Mental Health Services YMCA 462-3000 (Fredericton) Learning Disabilities 1-888-735-9800 ages 16-19) 451-4767 Oromocto Parents and Friends of u Mental Health u Youth Probation Services Health Centre 368-6501 u (Child & Adult) 453-2132 Sexual Assault Association of NB Gignoo Transition Skills Program AIDS-NB Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) Boys & Girls Club 444-3859 Child & Family Services 453-2132 453-3928 Harvey Health Centre 366-6400 472-5112 (Fredericton) Center 454-0437 459-7852 House 458-1236 or u 1-800-561-4009 1-888-520-6777 ext. 224 357-6633 u Family Enrichment McAdam Health Centre 784-6300 Family Physician (See local municipal Office 454-0460 1-800-565-6878 u Miramichi Probation Office - u Fredericton Lesbians Helplines: Wel-a-mook-took & Counselling Stanley Health Centre 367-7730 (use local numbers) Women in Transition Boiestown, Doaktown and Gays 457-2156 u Public Health Offices for: service for recreation) u Health Centre 357-1027 Services 458-8211 Queens North Community Smokers Helpline (ages 18 yrs and older) Financial Services: 627-4060 Pride in Education Academic Upgrading 1-877-513-5333 Saint Mary's Band: Employee/Family Health Centre Walk-ins 327-7800 u Sexual Health Healthy Families, Healthy Police: 459-2300 (crisis-line) u Saint Mary's www.pienb.com (NBCC) 453-3641 u Gambling Infoline Credit Counseling Assistance Chipman Health Centre 339-7650 Centre 453-5200 Hospitals (use local numbers) Babies (Healthy Toddler u RCMP Child
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