Community Resources

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Telephone Resources

HOUSING
  1. Youth and Family Services, Eastern Health: 738-4160
  2. Wiseman Centre: 739-8533
  3. St. John’s Native Friendship Centre: 726-5902
  4. St. Frances Foundation: 368-6390
  5. Shalom Inc: 579-2208
  6. Refugee Immigrant Advisory Council: 754-4122
  7. Pleasant Manor: 739-7329
  8. NFLD School for the Deaf: 364-1234
  9. Naomi Centre: 579-8432
  10. Iris Kirby House: 722-8272
  11. Human Resources, Labour and Employment: 729-3982
  12. Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
  13. Emmanuel House: 754-2072
  14. Elizabeth House: 726-0713
  15. Community Living and Supportive Services: 752-4717
  16. Carew Lodge: 738-5055
  17. Child, Youth and Family Services: 752-4238
  18. NL Association for Community Living: 722-0790
  19. John Howard Society: 726-5500
RECREATION
  1. NL Parks and Recreation Association: 729-3892
  2. Leafs Foundations Inc: 758-5489
  3. Longside Community Centre: 772-4338
  4. Macmorran Community Centre: 722-1168
  5. R.E.A.L Program: 576-2574
  6. Rainbow Riders: 772-9017
  7. Read to Ride/Kids Can Bike: 753-5245
  8. St. John’s Boys and Girls Club: 579-0181
  9. The Pottle Centre: 753-2143
  10. The Works: 737-3000 or 737-3799
  11. Virginia Park Community Centre: 579-4534
  12. YMCA/YWCA: 754-2900
  13. City of St. John’s, Department of Recreation: 576-8500 or 576-8630
EMPLOYMENT
  1. Capital Coast Development Alliance: 753-5554
  2. Human Resource Centre of Canada for Students: 772-4077
  3. Job Finding Club: 579-0144
  4. New Beginnings: 579-1181
  5. PREP Program: 738-4156
HEALTH
  1. Access House: 752-4146
  2. Addiction Services: 752-4919
  3. Adolescent House: 777-5180
  4. Bridges and Outpatient Psychiatry: 777-8529 or 777-7715
  5. Child Rehabilitation Centre: 777-6300
  6. Community and Family Services (Salvation Army): 726-0393
  7. Community Health Nurses: 738-4800
  8. Community Living and Supportive Services: 752-4717
  9. Community Health Promotion Network Atlantic : 722-0130
  10. Coalition of Persons with Disabilities: 772-7011 or 722-7998

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