Tele-Care is a free, confidential, health advice and information line. Dial 811 for access to bilingual, registered nurses, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In an emergency, call 911 or visit the local emergency department. 

With eVisitNB, you can connect with a New Brunswick-licensed nurse practitioner for online medical care from your phone, tablet, or computer. 

The Department of Social Development is responsible for overseeing social assistance programs, licensing and inspecting long term care homes, coordinating adoption, kinship and foster care and providing a range of health services and programs.

he Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is responsible for cultivating learning environments in which children and youth can develop the qualities and competencies needed to be lifelong learners and achieve personal fulfillment.  

A detailed directory of services guide for those with disabilities is available on the Premier's Council on Disabilities' website, in French and English. Click on the tab that says Directories and then Directory of Services.  

 E-Learning - Online Resource on Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) offers many free training modules that were originally designed for Educational Assistants in Ontario.

 Part of the resources Autism Connections provides  include a small lending library onsite that contains ASD related books and videos on topics such as Diagnosis, Early Intervention, Asperger’s Syndrome, Sensory Processing Issues, Communication, Social Skills Training and Employment Issues. Borrowing is FREE to members of Autism Connections. 

AIDE Canada offers a free autism library that provides a curated collection of over 6,000 resources on autism and related disabilities. Sign up to borrow digital resources instantly, or choose free mail delivery anywhere in Canada. 

 The NBMFRC is excited to introduce their new Special Needs Lending Library. This program provides access to bilingual children’s books covering topics around emotions, anxiety, exceptionalities, deployment, as well as a few parental resources.  You can also borrow assistive devices like noise reduction headphones, weighted blankets and a canopy tents.  The program is free to all families. Please contact Lisa O’Blenis for any additional information.