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Immigrant settlement agencies are your first step to getting settled

There are agencies across the province ready to welcome you and help you adjust to your new life in New Brunswick. These agencies can assist you with accessing language training, finding employment, and getting to know your new community. They can also be a place to go when you need information about living and working here. Some associations organize intercultural and multicultural activities to bring together Canadians and newcomers to meet and get to know each other.

To find organizations for people who share your origins or culture, refer to, New Brunswick Multicultural Council (NBMC). The New Brunswick Multicultural Council Inc. (NBMC) is the non-profit, umbrella organization for immigrant-serving agencies, and multicultural and ethno-cultural associations in the province. For a complete listing of agencies and associations, please refer to NBMC’s listings of member organizations and other related associations in New Brunswick.

Immigrant-serving agencies by county:

Carleton County

Multicultural Association of Carleton County,
Florenceville, NB
506-392-6011

St. John County

Saint John Multicultural and Newcomers Resource Centre (SJMNRC),
Saint John, NB
506-642-4242

YM-YWCA – Saint John,
Saint John, NB
506-646-2389

PRUDE (Pride, Race, Unity, Dignity, Education),
Saint John, NB
506-634-3088

Westmorland County

Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area,
Moncton, NB
506-858-9659

Centre d'Acceuil et d'Intégration des Immigrants et Immigrantes du Moncton Métropolitain (Le CAIIMM),
Moncton, NB (French website only)
506-382-7494

York County

Multicultural Association of Fredericton Inc.,
Fredericton, NB
506-454-8292