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“I have been at the Learning Exchange for about three years. I got my Adult High School Diploma, with a party. I'm now in a class to learn computers. Never once have I been made to feel like I'm on a clock to finish. I also was helped tremendously with finding a job I love and how to give a good interview.
I've taken a life skills course there to.
Even if you think life is your teacher, it feels really great to take a class and learn more.
Oh yes, all ages from young to older are there learning.
I can't thank everyone there enough.
Gina Hicks.”
“Personally, i feel this facility is very diverse and clinically appropriate, for an autist such as myself. I think this would benefit from a padded cell for me to cry in alone, although otherwise the facilities are great.”
“It is a place where the city new comers can get help, support and direct assistance to know better about the city's norms, live, study, jobs, opportunities and more.
People there are very collobrotive too.”
5AM - 10:30PM
191 Churchill Blvd, Saint John
Community Services Non Profits
“The YMCA Saint John is a fantastic place for the whole family. The facilities are top-notch, with a clean and well-maintained swimming pool and a warm therapy pool that's perfect for relaxation. The gym is well-equipped, and there are courts for basketball and pickleball, providing plenty of options for exercise and fun. The staff is friendly and always ready to help. It's a welcoming and positive environment that caters to all ages. Highly recommended!”
“This place is great if you’re out looking for a bargain or just wanting to browse hoping to find hidden gems. Took my son there and he had a ball pushing the little cart and finding “his favourite” toy. It was a bit hectic in certain areas. It’s not the tidiest of places but that is what you expect from a place like this. The cashiers were very friendly.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“We offer a diverse range of programs and services to newly arrived immigrants, including:- English language classes,- employment readiness programs,- Canadian cultural orientation,- immigrant settlement & refugee resettlement assistance, and- school readiness programs.With a multilingual team of more than 50 staff representing 11 countries, we make every effort to provide services in a client-centric manner that is inclusive and respectful of the rights, dignity and diversity of all newcomers to Canada.”