Offers a wide range of information on health, employment, nutrition, parenting and family life issues, violence, sexual abuse, addictions, the legal system, and eating disorders. The library contains printed material, videos, and current event listings on topics of interest to women.
Information on Services and Community Resources Available in Moncton: a good starting point for finding information on your needs and interests.
Designed to assist new businesses in getting off to a running start by offering office space at low lease rates, access to central reception, office equipment, conference rooms, and other practical services as needed.
Offers short-term workshops and programs focusing on fun, personal development, legal issues, prevention of violence, and health and wellness. Women of all ages and teens are welcome.
Available for women who cannot afford a lawyer. The YWCA offers a free consultation with a lawyer on matters including separation, divorce, custody, guardianship, and division of property.
Call 855-4349 for an appointment.
In our society today eating disorders are increasingly common. Women and men of all ages are more and more vulnerable to having a disturbed body image and disordered eating.
Since the inception of the Eating Disorder Centre in 1994, we have worked in the area of eating disorder prevention, identification, support, referrals, and education for professionals, families and loved ones. We have developed a school-based educational resource program focusing on adolescents. Our goal in this program, and the Centre, is to concentrate on prevention of eating disorders through healthy eating, exercising, healthy body image, and self-esteem.
Come in and check out our library. We have a wide variety of books, handouts, videos, and scientific articles on eating disorders, body image and self-esteem. We offer documentation for professionals, sufferers, friends and family members, and students.
information, referral, resource, and support services for those coping with eating disorders, weight and body image preoccupation, and low self-esteem. Call for an appointmant week-days 9:00 - 4:30 p.m.
The YWCA has researched and designed healthy living programs, funded be United Way Response funding, for students in Grades 4 to 12. These programs focus on the core issues of healthy body image & self-esteem, physical activity and healthy eating.
We offer a support group for woman ages 17 and older who are recovering from anorexia and bulimia. Call us for more information.
We provide a free confidential counseling session and offer a variety of health and wellness programs to assist people in their lives. Our goal is to evaluate clients and give them knowledge of community resources (Mental Health Clinic, Psychiatric Day Centre, support groups, etc.), which are important sources of support on the road to wellness.
