We are a network of wellness enthusiasts dedicated to enhancing the well being of citizens and communities in the Fundy region.
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Alberta Stanton Rousselle
Public Health Nurse Healthy Learners Program, Saint John Education Centre Telephone: 506-643-2005 Email: alberta.stantonrousselle@gnb.ca The Healthy Learners Program aims to promote, improve, maintain and support the long-term outcomes of student health, wellness and learning achievement. |
Amanda Downey
Program Director Saint John Boys & Girls Club Telephone: 506-634-2011 Email: Amanda.downey@sjclub.com |
Amy Shanks
Executive Director Saint John Boys & Girls Club Telephone: 506-634-2011 Email: amy-shanks@sjclub.ca Connect on Facebook |
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The Boys and Girls Club provides a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life. Some programs they have are Fun Fit Fridays, Stone soup Healthy lunch Program, Flex your Head Program ( Mental Health Program for Youth) etc.
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Achsah Losier
RMT and Owner Massage Works / Lou services Telephone: 506-609-1216 Email: loufoodservices@gmail.com Facebook Page Twitter: @liftingothersup |
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Gary Clark
Recreation Director Town Of Grand Bay- Westfield Recreation Department Telephone:506-738-6423 Email: gclark@towngbw.ca Connect on Facebook Twitter: @GBW_Recreation Through its Recreation Department, the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield aims to facilitate programs, preserve parks and outdoor recreation spaces, and encourage the development of public, private and commercial recreation facilities and services. |
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Keri Flood
Recreation Coordinator Town Of Rothesay Telephone: 506-847-6398 Email: keriflood@rothesay.ca Connect on Facebook Twitter: @Rothesay NB Rothesay Recreation and Parks department strives to provide safe, accessible, high quality recreational facilities and programs, along with well-maintained open space throughout the community. In her role as Recreation Coordinator, Keri is responsible for planning and organizing recreation programs and special events to make Rothesay a great place to live, play, raise a family, and enjoy life. |
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Megan Lucas
Program Director Town of Quispamsis Telephone: 506-849-5773 Email: mlucas@quispamsis.ca Facebook: Town of Quispamsis | Quispamsis qplex Quispamsis Arts & Culture Park |Quispamsis Recreation Twitter: @quispamsis | @Quispamsisqplex @SummerInTheQ The Town of Quispamsis offers a wide variety of outdoor spaces, sport and recreational facilities to provide residents the opportunity to explore, stay physically active and socialize with friends. Megan works to provide wellness opportunities to enhance the quality of life of residents. She also enjoys volunteering in the community through local sports groups, not-for-profit organizations, and school committees. |
Dawn O'Dell
Administrative Assistant Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick Telephone: 506-633-1705 Email: saintjohn@cmhanb.ca Connect on Facebook Twitter: @CMHANB The mission of the Canadian Mental Health Association is to facilitate access to the resources people require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery from mental illness. Today, one in five Canadians will experience mental health problems throughout their lifetime. The Saint John Office develops and implements educational programs and works closely with community stakeholders to strengthen community-based support services. |
Roger Stoddard
Vice President Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick Telephone: 506-647-3422 Email: RogerStodd@hotmail.com Connect on Facebook Roger is a local mental health advocate. He currently serves as vice president for the Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick. He is an active member of several advisory committees to provide support, guidance and education for mental health care, including the suicide prevention committee, the UNB strategic patient orientated research operational group and the Provincial center of excellence for youth management group. He has worked on the province's mental health strategy and action plan and has spent time in Ottawa assisting with the national mental health strategy. |
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Coordinator The Work Room Connect on Facebook Twitter: @careerroom The Work Rooms are state-of-the-art career resource centres that provide a one-step stop resource library for anyone in the community. The Work Room can help you polish your resume, write a cover letter, develop career coaching skills, explore industry sectors, identify marketable skills, create a portfolio, complete a mock job interview, research employers, find job opportunities, prepare for a new job, explore career fields and develop skills to maintain your job. The work room also helps with making informed career decisions by using P.A.C.E ( Plan to Achieve Career Excellence) ,a 5 step career planning tool designed to help participants research, build and maintain career paths. |
Cindy Levesque
Regional Wellness Consultant Province of New Brunswick Wellness Branch Telephone: 506-643-2114 Email: cindy.levesque@gnb.ca Connect on Facebook Twitter: @ WellnessNB The Wellness Branch of Social Development is committed to supporting Wellness Networks, groups and organizations to improve wellness for communities, schools, workplaces and families. The Wellness Movement is the spark that inspires people to action, through the sharing of NB wellness stories. Please visit http://wellnessnb.ca, a portal that will provide you with resources, connections, tool kits, and grant opportunities to help you in enhancing wellness. Within the role of Regional Wellness consultants we are connectors and facilitators to guide you to the right resources. |
Trish Rodd
Assistant to Coordinator The Workroom - KVHS Telephone: 506-848-6693 Email: trisha.rodd@nbed.nb.ca Twitter: @careerroom The Work Rooms are career resource centres developed through a joint partnership between PETL & the local School Districts to address key challenges facing school to work transition, unemployment and strategies to build a successful career. It is open to all students as well as the general public. We provide career resources, workshops, seminars, and information sessions. Our computers are available for the public to access job sites, develop resumes, and utilize assessment tools designed to assist with career development. |
