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Do you need information about financial assistance, government programs, mental health support, employment support, childcare, housing, food, clothing and/or shelter? Find help at nb.211.ca or call/email 2-1-1. |
Immigration Support Services
The Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area (MAGMA) helps new immigrants and refugees to become settled in the community.
Centre d’accueil et d’accompagnement francophone des immigrants du Sud‑Est du Nouveau‑Brunswick (CAFi) helps francophone immigrants settle into the community.
The New Brunswick Refugee Clinic (NBRC) provides free bilingual legal services to refugee claimants and persons making humanitarian‑based immigration applications in NB and who cannot afford a private lawyer.
The New Brunswick Multicultural Council Inc (NBMC) is a bilingual, not-for-profit, umbrella, organization committed to supporting immigrant-serving agencies, and multicultural and ethno-cultural associations in the province.
Ethno‑Cultural Associations
Ethno‑Cultural Associations bring newcomers in touch with people from their
homeland or ethnic origins. Find here a list of many of the associations in Greater Moncton.
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Important Telephone Numbers
| Ambulance, fire, police, poison centre: | 911 (open 24 hours) |
| Bus service & schedules (Codiac Transpo): | 506.857.2008 |
| Police (non-emergency): | 506.857.2400 |
| Power outages – NB Power: | 1.800.442.4424 (open 24 hours) |
| Service Canada (Federal Government Services): | 1.800.622.6232 |
| Service New Brunswick (Provincial Government Services): | 1.888.762.8600 |
| Tele-Care (health information and support): | 811 (open 24 hours) |
| 211 Services: | nb.211.ca or call 2-1-1 |
After You Arrive
There are a number of services you can use to make it easier to settle into your new home.
Forms & Documents
Here is a list of crucial documents you will need to immigrate.
