Literacy Coalition of Ltd. 2 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. Tel: 506‐457‐1227 921 College Hill Road Toll Free:1‐800‐563‐2211 Fredericton, NB Fax: 506‐458‐1352 E3B 6Z9 Email: [email protected]

Executive Director: Natasha Bozek Project Coordinator: Maureen Hughes Researchers: Maureen Hughes & Nicki Jewett Research Assistant & Editor: Madeline West

July, 2011 Funded by the Province of New Brunswick, Department of Education

Acknowledgements The Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. wishes to express sincere appreciation to the literacy practitioners and organizations who generously volunteered their time to participate in this survey. Thanks also to the volunteer Board of Directors of the Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick for their valued contribution to this project.

The Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick gratefully acknowledges the New Brunswick Department of Education for initiating and funding this project.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS Aboriginal Skills & Training Strategic Investment Fund Born to Read / Le Goût de Lire Community Action Plan for Children (CAPC) Family Resource Centres Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) First Nations Education Initiative Laubach Literacy Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick New Brunswick Aboriginal Workplace Essential Skills Program New Brunswick Public Library Service Workplace Essential Skills

ALBERT COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Imagine‐ A Solution for Dyslexia Riverview Boys and Girls Club South East Early Intervention Workplace Essential Skills

CARLETON COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Southern Carleton Laubach Literacy Council Talk With Me / Parle‐Moi Woodstock / Perth Valley Family Resource Centre Woodstock Early Intervention Aboriginal Headstart Workplace Essential Skills

CHARLOTTE COUNTY Charlotte County Early Intervention Charlotte County Family Resource Centre Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Grand Manan Community Programming Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi St. Stephen Workplace Essential Skills

GLOUCESTER COUNTY Bathurst Literacy Council (Laubach) Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 4 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Pabineau First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Workplace Essential Skills

KENT COUNTY Bouctouche First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Aboriginal Headstart Indian Island First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Kent Family Resource Centre Workplace Essential Skills

KINGS, QUEENS, AND SUNBURY COUNTIES Care n’ Share Family Resource Centre Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Havelock Boys and Girls Club Hampton Alliance for Lifelong Learning Kings County Family Resource Centre KV3C‐ Kennebecasis Valley: Community, Capacity, Children Oromocto First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Read Sussex II (Laubach) Sussex and Area Early Intervention Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Sussex Workplace Essential Skills

MADAWASKA COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Madawaska First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Madawaska‐Victoria Family Resource Centre Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Edmundston Aboriginal Headstart Workplace Essential Skills

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Espenoopetitj First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Aboriginal Headstart Metapenagiag First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Miramichi Boys and Girls Club Miramichi Literacy Council (Laubach) Northumberland County Early Intervention Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 5 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Northumberland Family Resource Centre Workplace Essential Skills

RESTIGOUCHE COUNTY Campbellton Literacy Council (Laubach) Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Eel River Bar First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Eel River Bar First Nation Boys and Girls Club Restigouche Resource Centre for Parents Storytent / Lire en Plein‐Air Program Partnership Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Campbellton / Dalhousie Workplace Essential Skills

SAINT JOHN COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program Quality Learning New Brunswick READ Saint John (Laubach) Saint John Boys and Girls Club Saint John Early Intervention Saint John Family Resource Centre Saint John Learning Exchange Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Saint John Workplace Essential Skills Youth Choices Career Link

VICTORIA COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Madawaska‐Victoria Family Resource Centre Perth‐Andover Partners for Community Literacy Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Grand‐Sault/Saint Quentin/Kedgwick Workplace Essential Skills

WESTMORLAND COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Dorchester / Westmorland Literacy Council (Laubach) Employment Transition Services Aboriginal Headstart Frontier College Greater Moncton Family Resource Centre Moncton Boys and Girls Club Moncton Headstart Early Intervention Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 6 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Moncton Regional Learning Council (Laubach) Parkton Family Learning and Resource Centre Petitcodiac Boys and Girls Club Port Elgin Literacy Council (Laubach) Salisbury Boys and Girls Club Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi South East Tantramar Literacy Council (Laubach) Wilson Reading Center Workplace Essential Skills YMCA Moncton Youth Tutor Program

YORK COUNTY Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Fredericton Boys and Girls Club Fredericton Early Intervention Fredericton Regional Family Resource Centre Frontier College Keswick Valley Literacy Council (Laubach) Kingclear First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Laubach Literacy Fredericton St. Mary’s First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Talk with Me / Parle‐Moi Fredericton / Oromocto UNB Early Childhood Centre Workplace Essential Skills Youth Choices Career link

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PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS

Aboriginal Skills & Training Strategic Investment Fund (ASTSIF) Various Locations, NB

Participants will have the opportunity to improve on pre‐employment and essential skills such as: reading text, document use, numeracy, writing, oral communication, working with others, continuous learning, thinking skills and computer use. Participants will also learn about the job search process, networking, skill identification, resume writing, the application process, interview techniques, dressing for success, time management, employer expectation, budgeting and money management, work ethics, etc.

38 Micmac Rd Tel: 506‐627‐4611, Ext. 112 Eel Ground First Nation, NB Fax: 506‐627‐4613 E1V 4B1 Email: [email protected]

Born to Read/Le goût de lire Various Locations, NB

Born to Read provides a bag of children’s books to every new mother who has given birth in a New Brunswick hospital. The books are accompanied with a letter for parents, outlining the importance of reading to their child. Information is also included on early childhood development

40 Union Street Tel: 506‐466‐1479 St. Stephen, NB Email: [email protected] E3L 1T5

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Community Action Plan for Children (CAPC) Family Resource Centres Various Locations, NB

The 13 CAPC Family Resource Centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years of age. All programs are parent/caregiver and child based. Centres offer core programs which may include Parent and Tot Time, School Readiness and Parenting programs. All programming has a family literacy component and stress the importance of early learning. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities. The centres serve over 80 communities throughout the Province. The Centres are a program of the Public Health Agency of Canada, as well as a partner of the Department of Social Development N.B.

Contact: Anna Marie Hayes Tel: 506‐325‐2299 Website: http://www.frc‐crf.com/home.cfm

Community Adult Learning Program Various Locations, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Beaverbrook Building Tel: 1‐877‐444‐0510 500 Beaverbook Court PO Box 6000 Fax: 506‐453‐3300 Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1 Web: http://www.cnbb.nb.ca/en/english.htm

First Nations Education Initiative Inc. Various Locations, NB

The First Nations Education Initiative works to improve achievement levels in literacy, numeracy and student retention of First Nation Students which meet or exceed their non First Nation peers through the commitment and collaborative effort of school administrators, teachers, support personnel, parents, the community and stakeholders.

370 Wilsey Road Tel: 506‐453‐7230 Fredericton, NB Fax: 506‐453‐7240 E3B 5N6

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Laubach Literacy Various Locations, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick

Laubach Literacy New Brunswick Tel: 506‐384‐6371 347 Mountain Road Email: [email protected] Moncton, NB Website: http:www.nald.ca/llnb/index.htm E1C 2M7

Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick Various Locations, NB

The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick promotes the understanding and acceptance of the ability of persons with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives through programs and workshops offered on a needs basis. Membership is open to all who are interested in the well‐being of those with learning disabilities. LDANB is affiliated with the Learning Disabilities Association of Canada.

LDANB/TAANB Tel: 1‐877‐544‐7852 Provincial Office Tel: 506‐459‐7852 203‐403 Regent Street Email: [email protected] Fredericton, NB Website: http://www.nald.ca/ldanb/ E3B 3X6

Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Various Locations, NB

The Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick (LCNB) is a registered non‐profit charitable organization. It is an umbrella organization which acts as the voice for community Anglophone literacy in New Brunswick. Their aim is to increase the literacy rate in New Brunswick in partnership with others. LCNB offers a toll‐free referral service for learners.

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New Brunswick Aboriginal Workplace Essential Skills Program (NBAWES) Various Locations, NB

The NBAWES program is drawing on the NBCC‐Workplace Essential Skills (WES) program to enhance the nine essential skills of First Nation learners but with particular emphasis on literacy. The program aims to recruit people with low level 2 literacy and get them to a high level 3 (grade 6 to grade 9).

150 Cliffe Street Phone: (506) 444‐8884 Fredericton, NB E3A 2V2

New Brunswick Public Library Service Various Locations, NB

The New Brunswick Public Library System provides access to a provincial collection of more than 1.8 million items, as well as to programs and services ranging from story hour to public lectures to services such as reference, Inter‐Library loan and public access workstations.

Place 2000, PO Box 6000 Tel: 506‐453‐2354 Fredericton, NB Web:http:www.gnb.ca/0003/index‐e.asp E3B 5H1

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Beaverbrook Building Tel: 1‐877‐444‐0510 500 Beaverbook Court PO Box 6000 Fax: 506‐453‐3300 Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1

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ALBERT COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Services (CALP) Various Locations, Albert County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐856‐2241

Imagine – A Solution for Dyslexia Riverview, NB

This program works to help people cope with various disorders in a learning setting. Disorders may include dyslexia, language‐based learning disabilities, reading disabilities, attention deficit disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, phonemic awareness disability, visual processing disorder, and auditory processing disorder. The program is individualized and delivered one‐on‐one. Participants are required to pre‐register and pay a fee.

202 Downey Ave, Suite 2 Tel: 506‐871‐5674 Riverview, NB E1B 1W7 Website: www.dyslexia‐solution.com

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Riverview Boys and Girls Club Riverview, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

50 Runnymeade Rd Tel: 506‐387‐7070 Riverview, NB Fax: 506‐387‐6997 E1B 2M7

South East Rural Early Intervention Various Locations, Albert County, NB

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

PO Box 24051 Tel: 506‐386‐4304 Riverview, NB E1B 4T6

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Albert County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐856‐2242

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CARLETON COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Carleton County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐325‐4866

Southern Carleton Laubach Literacy Council Southern Carleton County Region, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

2077 Route 165 Tel: 506‐328‐6665 Lower Woodstock, NB Email: [email protected] E7M 4A6 Contact: Terry Thomas

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Woodstock/Perth Carleton County, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

11300 Route 130 Tel: 1‐866‐423‐8800 Waterville, Carleton County, NB Fax: 506‐643‐7589 E7P 0A4

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Valley Family Resource Center Woodstock area, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

110 Richmond St, Unit 1 Tel: 506‐325‐2299 Woodstock, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/woodstock E7M 2N9 Email: woodstock@frc‐crf.com

Woodstock Early Intervention Various Locations, Carleton County, NB

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

261 Connell St, Unit 7 Tel: 506‐325‐4493 Woodstock, NB E7M 1L2 Email: [email protected]

Woodstock First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Woodstock First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

6 Eagles Nest Drive Tel: 506‐328‐4332 Woodstock, N.B. Email: [email protected] E7M 4J3

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Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Carleton County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐444‐3859

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CHARLOTTE COUNTY

Charlotte County Early Intervention Various Locations, Charlotte County, NB

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

21 River St, Suite F Tel: 506‐466‐7575 St Stephen, NB E3L 3H2 Email: [email protected]

Charlotte County Family Resource Centre St.Stephen, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

126 Milltown Blvd. Tel: 506‐465‐8181 PO Box 3052 Website: frc‐crf.com/st‐stephen St. Stephen, NB E3L 2X3 Email: ststephen@frc‐crf.com

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Charlotte County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available.

Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐325‐4866

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Grand Manan Boys and Girls Club Grand Harbour, Grand Manan, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

1021 Route 776 Tel: 506‐662‐3653 Grand Manan, NB E5G 4E5 Email: [email protected]

Grand Manan Community Programming Woodward Cove, Grand Manan, NB

Grand Manan Community Programming offers a variety of programs for children and families.

790 Route 776 Tel: 506‐662‐8884 Grand Manan, NB E5G 3C3 Email: [email protected]

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi St. Stephen St. Stephen, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

Charlotte County Hospital Tel: 506‐465‐4465 St. Stephen, NB

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Charlotte County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

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GLOUCESTER COUNTY

Bathurst Literacy Council (Laubach) Bathurst, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

1180 Rockland Dr. Tel: 506‐548‐5137 Bathurst, NB E2A 3T9

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Gloucester County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant (Bilingual) Regional Consultant (Francophone) Campbellton Péninusule acadienne Tel: 506‐789‐2085 Tel: 506‐325‐4866

Pabineau First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Pabineau First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

1290 Pabineau Falls Rd Tel: 506‐548‐9211 Pabineau, N.B. Email: [email protected] E2A 7M3

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Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Gloucester County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator, Péninsule acadienne Regional Coordinator, Bathurst 506‐726‐2710 506‐789‐2085

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KENT COUNTY

Bouctouche First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Bouctouche First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

9 Reserve Rd Tel: 506‐743‐2173 Bouctouche, NB E4S 4G2

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Kent County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages.

E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available.

Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant, Anglophone Regional Consultant, Francophone Tel: 506‐856‐2241 506‐856‐2073

Elsipogtog First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Elsipogtog First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

361 Big Cove RD Tel: 506‐523‐8254 Big Cove, N.B. Email: [email protected] E4W 2S3

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Indian Island First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Indian Island First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

179 Island Drive Tel: 506‐523‐4875 Indian Island, N.B. EAW 1T1

Kent Family Resource Centre Richibucto & Bouctouche, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

21 Renaud Court Tel: 506‐524‐9192 ( Bouctouche 506‐743‐8444) Richibucto, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/richibucto E4W 4G8 Email: richibucto@frc‐crf.com

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Kent County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator, Miramichi Regional Coordinator, Moncton Tel: 506‐627‐6610 Tel: 506‐856‐2242

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KINGS, QUEENS, AND SUNBURY COUNTIES

Care ‘N Share Family Resource Center Chipman, NB

Family Resource Centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years of age. All programs are parent/caregiver and child based. Centres offer core programs which may include Parent and Tot Time, School Readiness and Parenting programs. All programming has a family literacy component and stress the importance of early learning. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

341 Main Street Tel: 506‐339‐6726 Chipman, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/chipman E4A 2M8 Email: chipman@frc‐crf.com

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Kings, Queens, and Sunbury Counties, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐325‐4866

Havelock Boys and Girls Club Havelock, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

13 Cross Street Tel: 506‐534‐8298 Havelock, NB E4Z 5E8 Email: [email protected]

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Hampton Alliance for Lifelong Learning Hampton, NB

The Hampton Alliance for Lifelong Learning is a charitable community association dedicated to providing information and educational resources and supports to parents and caregivers of young children in Hampton and surrounding areas.

27 Centennial Road, Unit 7 Tel: 506‐832‐5665 Hampton, NB Website: http://www.hamptonalliance.ca/ E5N 6N3 Email: [email protected]

Kings County Family Resource Centre Sussex, Hampton, Bellisle, Wickham & Kingston, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

625 Main St Tel: 506‐433‐2349 (1‐800‐573‐8800) Sussex, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/sussex E4E 7H5 Email: sussex@frc‐crf.com

KV3C – Kennebecasis Valley – Community, Capacity, Children Rothesay, NB

KV3C consistently runs playgroups, ‘baby wonders’, parent series and summer programs. Contact the centre for information on scheduling.

Bill McGuire Memorial Center Tel: 506‐849‐7266 95 James Renforth Dr Email: [email protected] Rothesay, NB E2H 1K7

Oromocto First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Oromocto First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

P.O. Box 417 Tel: 506‐357‐3570 Oromocto, N.B. E2V 2J2

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Read Sussex II (Laubach) Sussex, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

65 Essex Street Tel: 506‐433‐6109 Sussex, NB E4E 1J8

Sussex and Area Early Intervention Sussex area, Havelock, Hampton, and Cambridge Narrows. NB

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

717 Main St, Unit 2 Tel: 506‐432‐4590 Sussex, NB Email: [email protected] E4E 7H7s

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Sussex Sussex, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

717 Main St, Unit 2 Tel: 506‐432‐4514 Sussex, NB E4E 7H7

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Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Kings, Queens, and Sunbury Counties, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐444‐3859

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MADAWASKA COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Madawaska County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐735‐2715

Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

1771 Main St Tel: 506‐739‐7143 Edmundston, N.B. E7C 1W9

Madawaska‐Victoria Family Resource Centre Grand Falls, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

475 Terrace St, Unit E Tel: 506‐473‐6351 (1‐866‐905‐9900) Grand Falls, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/grand‐sault E3Z 1B3 Email: grandfalls@frc‐crf.com

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Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Edmundston Edmundston, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

180 Hebert Blvd Tel: 506‐739‐2863 Edmundston, NB E3V 2S7

Tobique First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Tobique, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

240 Main St Phone: (506) 273‐5408 Tobique, N.B. E7H 2Y8

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Madawaska County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐735‐2715

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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Northumberland County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Regional Consultant Miramichi Péninsule acadienne Tel: 506‐778‐5261 Tel: 506‐394‐3910

Espenoopetitj First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Espenoopetitj First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

12 Riverside Dr Tel: 506‐776‐1210 Burnt Church, N.B. E9G 0A7

Eel Ground First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Eel Ground First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

47 Church Road Tel: 506‐627‐4612 Eel Ground, N.B. E1V 4E6

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Metapenagiag First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Metapenagiag First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

1926 Micmac Rd Tel: 506‐836‐6165 Red Bank, N.B. E9E 1B3

Miramichi Boys and Girls Club Miramichi, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

115 Maher St Tel: 506‐778‐2444 Miramichi, NB Website: www.bgcmiramichi.com E1N 4B4 Email: [email protected]

Miramichi Literacy Council (Laubach) Miramichi, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

262 Winnipeg Crescent Tel: 506‐836‐7882 Miramichi, NB E1N 2L7

Northumberland County Early Intervention Program Northumberland County, NB

The Early Intervention Program is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

1202 Water St Tel: 506‐778‐6532 Miramichi, NB E1N 1A2 Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 30 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Northumberland Family Resource Center Miramichi, Newcastle, Rogersville, Baie‐Sainte‐Anne, Blackville, Sunny Corner, Neguac, Legacyville, and Rivière‐du‐Portage, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

1204 Water St Tel: 506‐622‐5103 Miramichi, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/miramichi E1N 1A2 Email: miramichi@frc‐crf.com

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Northumberland County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

North of Richibucto South of Richibucto Regional Coordinator Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐627‐4162 506‐856‐2242

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RESTIGOUCHE COUNTY

Campbellton Literacy Council (Laubach) Tide Head, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

142 Babcock St. West Tel: 506‐753‐2091 Tide Head, NB E3N 4T5

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Restigouche County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐789‐2085

Eel River Bar First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Eel River Bar First Nation, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

509 Sunset Drive Tel: 506‐684‐6305 Eel River Bar, NB E8C 2M5

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Eel River Bar First Nation Boys and Girls Club Eel River Bar, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

11 Main Street, Unit 201 Phone: 506‐ 684‐6277 Eel River Bar, NB E8C 1A1 Email: [email protected]

Restigouche Resource Centre for Parents Campbellton, Jacket River, St. Quentin, Kedgwick, and Atholville, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

6 Prince William Street Tel: 506‐753‐4172 Campbellton, New Brunswick Website: frc‐crf.com/campbellton E3N 1X2 Email: campbellton@frc‐crf.com

Storytent/Lire en plein‐air Program Partnership Campbellton, NB

Storytent is a reading program where canopies, blankets and ground sheets are set up outside, along with popular picture, story and chapter books, and two or three staff. The core activity inside a storytent include reading to or with children; listening to children read; and supporting children as they read to themselves or to one another.

1 Tingley Street Tel: 506‐684‐7066 Campbellton, NB E3N 2S1

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Campbellton/Dalhousie Campbellton and Dalhousie, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

280 Victoria St, Unit 4 Tel: 506‐684‐7066 Dalhousie, NB E8C 2R6 Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 33 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Restigouche County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐789‐2085

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SAINT JOHN COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Saint John County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐658‐6701

Quality Learning New Brunswick Saint John, NB

Quality Learning New Brunswick is a Quality (Choice Theory) organization that responds to communities' learning requests and provides opportunities for individuals and families to become independent learners.

57 MacLaren Blvd. Tel: 506‐693‐9159 PO Box 6026, Brunswick Square Website: http://www.nald.ca/sjfamlit/ Saint John, NB E2L 4R5 Email: [email protected]

READ Saint John (Laubach) Saint John, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

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Saint John Boys and Girls Club Saint John, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people. The Saint John Boys and Girls Club offers a Youth Choices Career Link program for youth ages 15 to 30.

1 Paul Harris St Tel: 506‐634‐2011 ext. 222 Saint John, NB E2L 3V9

South End Community Center 210 Wentworth Street Saint John, NB E2L 2T3

Saint John Early Intervention Inner City Saint John, Kennebecasis, Hampton, Kingston Peninsula, St. Martins, Lepreau

The Early Intervention Program is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

115 Charlotte Street Tel: 506‐643‐2022 Saint John NB, E2L 2J2 Email: [email protected]

Saint John Family Resource Centre Saint John, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

211 Wentworth Street Tel: 506‐633‐2182 Saint John, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/saint‐john E2L 2T4 Email: saintjohn@frc‐crf.com

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Saint John Learning Exchange Saint John, NB

The Saint John Learning Exchange is a non‐profit literacy education organization that provide a positive and supportive learner‐centered environment, self‐paced learning programs, and promotes life long learning and the importance of literacy.

162 Union St Tel: 506‐648‐0202 Saint John, NB Website: www.sjle.org E2L 1A8 Email: [email protected]

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Saint John Saint John, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

130 Bayard Road Tel: 1‐877‐492‐8255 Saint John, NB E2L 3L6

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Saint John County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐658‐6610

Youth Choices Career Link Saint John, NB

An individualized and self‐paced drop‐in program for youth ages 15‐30, focusing on academics, employability, life skills, and self‐sufficiency. Career Link offers a comfortable and non‐ judgmental space where clients and paid facilitators work together to achieve these goals. Participants commit to work on these goals for a minimum of 360 hours over a minimum twenty‐ four week period. Clients who complete this requirement are awarded $500.

13 Queens Square North Tel: 506‐634‐0788 Saint John, NB E2L 1R6 Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 37 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

VICTORIA COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Victoria County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

South of Grand Falls: Regional Consultant North of Grand Falls: Regional Consultant Central and Western Valley Edmundston Tel: 506‐325‐4866 Tel: 506‐735‐2715

Madawaska‐Victoria Family Resource Centre Grand Falls, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

475 Terrace St, Unit E Tel: 506‐473‐6351 (1‐866‐905‐9900) Grand Falls, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/grand‐sault E3Z 1B3 Email: grandfalls@frc‐crf.com

Perth‐Andover Partners for Community Literacy Perth‐Andover, NB

Perth Andover Partners for Community Literacy promotes literacy through various programs in the communities served by the schools of Perth Andover.

9 School St. Tel: 506‐273‐4761 Perth‐Andover, NB E7H 4T4 Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 38 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Grand‐Sault/Saint‐Quentin/Kedgwick Grand Sault, Saint‐Quentin, and Kedgwick, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

532 Madawaska Road Tel: 506‐475‐2863 (Grand‐Sault) Grand‐Sault, NB 506‐235‐2863 (Kedgwick) E3Y 1A3

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Victoria County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐737‐4544

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WESTMORLAND COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, Westmorland County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐856‐2241

Dorchester/Westmorland Literacy Council (Laubach) WoodPoint, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

415 Route 935 Tel: 506‐379‐4064 or 506‐536‐2993 Wood Point, NB E4L 2J9

Employment Transition Services Moncton, NB

Employment Transition Services serves people with intellectual disabilities or brain injuries through their free six‐month program. The program is designed to provide an opportunity for personal growth and skill development and to address barriers to employment. Medical diagnosis and an assessment are required for participation in the program.

1222 Main Street Tel: 506‐858‐3639 Moncton, NB E1C 1H6

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Fort Folly First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Dorchester, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

38 Bernard Trail Phone: (506) 379‐3405 Dorchester, NB E4K 3V5

Frontier College Various Locations, Westmorland County, NB

Frontier College is Canada’s original literacy organization, training volunteers to work with children and adults in various communities across the province and country.

2 Garland Court, Suite 101 Tel: 506‐450‐7923 PO Box 4400 Website: www.frontiercollege.ca Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3

Greater Moncton Family Resource Center Dieppe, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

20‐451 Paul St, Suite 210 Tel: 506‐384‐7874 Dieppe, NB Website: frc‐crf.com/moncton E1A 6W8 Email: moncton@frc‐crf.com

Moncton Boys and Girls Club Moncton, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

15 Everett Street Tel: 506‐853‐7356 Moncton, NB E1C 3Z6 Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd. 41 New Brunswick Directory of English‐Language Literacy Programs

Moncton Headstart Early Intervention Moncton, NB

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development. The Moncton Headstart Early Intervention includes programs for economically disadvantaged children as well as parenting programs.

111 Mountain Road Tel: 506‐858‐8252 Moncton, NB Fax: 506‐857‐3170 E1C 2S9

Moncton Regional Learning Council (Laubach) Moncton, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

347 Mountain Road Tel: 506‐388‐3013 Moncton, NB E1C 2M7 Website: www.nald.ca/mrlc

Parkton Family Learning & Resource Centre Moncton, NB

Parkton Family Learning & Resource Centre offers one on one tutoring for adult literacy and programming for family literacy.

62 Lancaster Road Tel: 506‐382‐3303 Moncton, NB E1C 7A6

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Petitcodiac Boys and Girls Club Peticodiac, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

45 Corey Avenue Tel: 506‐756‐2841 Petitcodiac, NB Email: [email protected] E4Z 4G3

Port Elgin Literacy Council (Laubach) Port Elgin, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

PEDVAG Inc. Tel: 506‐538‐7638 12 Church St. Email: [email protected] Port Elgin, NB E4M 2C9

Salisbury Boys and Girls Club Salisbury, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

2699 Fredericton Road Tel: 506‐372‐5873 Salisbury, NB Email: [email protected] E4J 2E1

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Talk With Me/Parle‐moi South‐East Moncton, NB

Talk With Me/Parle‐moi is a free program for the promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

81 Albert St. Tel: 506‐870‐2993 Moncton, NB or 1‐888‐746‐1333 E1C 1B3

Tantramar Family Resource Center / Tantramar Interactive Sackville, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

9B Willow Lane Tel: 506‐939‐8372 Sackville, NB Website: tantramarfamily.ca E4L 4P4 Email: [email protected]

Tantramar Literacy Council (Laubach) Sackville, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

PO Box 6311 Tel: 506‐536‐0245 Sackville, NB Email: [email protected] E4L 1G6

Wilson Reading Center Moncton, NB

The Moncton Reading Center has programs to teach people of all ages to read. Run primarily as an after‐school program, participants must pre‐register and pay a fee.

99 Church Street Tel: 506‐388‐5813 Moncton, NB Email: [email protected] E1C 4Z4

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Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, Westmorland County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐856‐2242

YMCA Moncton Youth Tutor Program Moncton, NB

The Youth Tutor Program is an individualized tutoring service for children in grades 1‐6. Participants are referred by Sunny Brea and Beaverbrook Schools, while the tutors are local high school students. Tutors go to the school of the child, which are typically Sunny Brea Elementary and Beaverbrook Elementary.

30 Veterans Ave Tel: 506‐857‐0606 ext. 2235 Moncton, NB Website: http://www.ymcamoncton.ca/ E1C 0B3

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YORK COUNTY

Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) Various Locations, York County, NB

CALP Academic Program: Provides free literacy and GED preparation classes for adults (18+) on a continuous entry basis. CALP is accessible in 70 communities throughout NB and in both official languages. E‐Learning Program: Offers computer training as well as public access to computers and the internet. Assisted access to government online services is also available. Location: Learners are to contact the regional consultant in their area to find classes.

Regional Consultant Tel: 506‐325‐4866

Fredericton Boys and Girls Club Fredericton, NB

Boys and Girls Clubs offer a safe, enriching, and fun place to go when school is out, with programs available and affordable to all children. Boys and Girls Clubs are managed by experienced career professionals trained in youth development. Over 14,000 volunteers nationwide assist club staff in providing positive role models for our young people.

Skyline Acres Tel: 506‐472‐5112 499 Canterbury Drive Website: www.fbgc.ca Fredericton, NB

Henry Park / Devon Mailing address: PO Box 3188, Stn B 248 Medley Street Fredericton, NB Fredericton, NB E3A 5G9

Estey’s Bridge 1388 Route 620 Estey’s Bridge, NB

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Fredericton Early Intervention Fredericton, Minto, Chipman, Boiestown, Doaktown, Harvey, McAdam, Geary, Burton, and Oromocto

This is a home‐based support and teaching program designed to give children a good start in life. Parents are offered guidance and information on child development and parenting skills. The program is designed to help children optimize their development and become school‐ready. An extensive resource library is also available for families. This is a targeted program intended to promote attachment and child development.

919 Prospect St, Suite 80 Tel: 506‐454‐8698 Fredericton, NB Fax: 506‐443‐0209 E3B 2T7

Fredericton Regional Family Resource Centre Marysville, NB

Family resource centres provide programs and resources for families with children 0‐6 years old, with some providing after‐school programming as well. Centres may differ in the services and programs they offer, depending on the needs of their communities.

60 Veteran’s Drive Tel: 506‐474‐0252 Marysville, NB Email: fredericton@frc‐crf.com E3A 4C3

Frontier College Fredericton, NB

Frontier College is Canada’s original literacy organization, training volunteers to work with children and adults in communities.

2 Garland Court, Suite 101 Tel: 506‐450‐7923 PO Box 4400 Website: www.frontiercollege.ca Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3

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Keswick Valley Literacy Council (Laubach) Middle Hainesville, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

2822 Route 104 Tel: 506‐463‐8189 Middle Hainesville, NB E6E 1H5

Kingsclear First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Kingsclear, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

721 Church Street Tel: 506‐363‐4047 Kingsclear, NB E3E 1K8

Laubach Literacy Fredericton Fredericton, NB

Laubach Literacy was founded in 1975 and offers free tutoring in basic literacy and numeracy skills to adult learners by trained and certified volunteers. A registered, non‐profit charitable organization, Laubach reports that they operate 26 active councils across New Brunswick.

65 Brunswick Street Tel: 506‐458‐1396 Room 289 Email: [email protected] Fredericton, NB E3B 1G5

St. Mary’s First Nation Aboriginal Headstart Fredericton, NB

Headstart programs deliver early literacy and kindergarten readiness programs.

35 Dedham Street Phone: (506) 462‐9685 Fredericton, N.B. Email: [email protected] E3A 2W1

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Talk With Me/Parle‐moi Fredericton/Oromocto Fredericton, NB

Talk With Me is a free program for awareness promotion and prevention of speech‐language development difficulties in pre‐school children. Open to the public, it provides information on speech and language development geared towards those who interact with pre‐school children.

PO Box 9000 Tel: 506‐452‐5830 or 1‐877‐691‐8800 700 Priestman Street Fredericton, NB E3B 5N5

UNB Early Childhood Centre Fredericton, NB

UNB’s Early Childhood Centre offers a broad and balanced curriculum for young children; communication and multi‐modal literacy are key ingredients of this curriculum. The centre also offers a program of literacy education for parents, caregivers and young children which was developed at UNB.

Faculty of Education, UNB Tel: 506‐453‐5024 PO Box 4400 Website: http://www.unbf.ca/education/ecc/ Fredericton, NB Email: [email protected] E3B 5A3

Workplace Essential Skills Various Locations, York County, NB

Workplace Essential Skills (WES) training is based on the nine essential skills: Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral Communication, Document Use, Computer Use, Thinking Skills, Continuous Learning, Working with Others. The WES team is able to assess workplace needs, develop customized training specific to the needs of the workplace and employees, provide training resources, and measure the achievement of training objectives.

Regional Coordinator Tel: 506‐444‐3859

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Youth Choices Career Link Fredericton, NB

An individualized and self‐paced drop‐in program for youth ages 15‐30, focusing on academics, employability, life skills, and self‐sufficiency. Career Link offers a comfortable and non‐ judgmental space where clients and paid facilitators work together to achieve these goals. Participants commit to work on these goals for a minimum of 360 hours over a minimum twenty‐ four week period. Clients who complete this requirement are awarded $500.

Youth Choices Career Link Program Tel: 506‐460‐8813 (Boys and Girls Club) Website: www.fbgc.ca 390 King St Email: [email protected] PO Box 3318, Station B Fredericton, NB E3B 1E3

For more information or for a personalized referral call the Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick’s Learn Line toll free.

1‐800‐563‐2211