Big Brothers Big Sisters supports mentoring programs for youth in Saint John, Kings and Charlotte Counties. Our free programs build social emotional competence, improve mental health and well-being and improve educational engagement and employment readiness for youth aged 6 to 24 years.
- information call 506-635-1145 or email saintjohn@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca
Envision Saint John: The Regional Growth Agency is a game-changer - a singular economic development entity with greater impact and alignment to propel growth for the Saint John region.
130 Mark Dr, Saint John, NB E2J 4H5
Saint John, NB
E2J 4H5
Founded in 1977, the Hammond River Angling Association (HRAA) is a dynamic, community-rooted non-profit organization leading nearly five decades of innovative, science-based conservation to protect and preserve the Hammond River Watershed through education, conservation and community interaction.
HRAA combines ecological expertise, trusted leadership, and a powerful network of collaborators to drive large-scale, impactful environmental action. Our work includes Atlantic Salmon conservation, advocating for the establishment of a “Below the Dam Outer Bay of Fundy Atlantic Salmon Working Group”, riparian restoration, land protection, species-at-risk research, fish passage improvements, and extensive water quality monitoring. In 2024, we launched New Brunswick’s first watershed-led glyphosate monitoring project and distributed over $125,000 in equipment to watershed partners across the Wolastoq to lead the province’s largest cyanobacteria monitoring collaboration.
We offer engaging programs for all ages- from our Hammond River Nature Camp to Youth and Adult Fishing Clubs and mobilize hundreds of volunteers through citizen science and stewardship. We work in close partnership with Indigenous communities, schools, municipalities, watershed groups, and all levels of government. HRAA is a proud affiliate of the Atlantic Salmon Federation, NB Salmon Council, NB Environmental Network, the Saint John River Management Advisory Committee, and the Ritchie Lake Management Advisory Committee.
Through trusted partnerships, scientific expertise, and an unwavering commitment to conservation, the HRAA continues to be an essential force in safeguarding the Hammond River and Wolastoq-Saint John watershed by uniting communities in the shared mission of environmental stewardship.
For Nature Camp or Conservation Activities, please contact 506-832-1230.
For Rental Inquiries, please contact 506-645-1698.
Address: 10 Porter Rd, Nauwigewauk, NB, E5N 6X1
Website: hraa.ca
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hammondriveranglingassociation
Established in 1890, the Hampton Curling Centre is among the oldest curling clubs in New Brunswick. They are a 3 sheet Curling Club offering a full range of curling and social activities for all ages. The club is run 100% by volunteers who are dedicated to providing a great curling experience for their members.
Whether you are new to curling looking to try the game for the first time, a seasoned veteran with lots of experience or somewhere in between, the Hampton Curling Club is here for you.
They have adult day and evening curling, Junior curling and a Little Rocks program on Sundays. They also have a variety of special events and bonspiels where you can meet up with old and new friends.
The mission of the Hampton Curling Centre is to encourage and facilitate the recreational and social enjoyment of curling. They are committed to being an organization that offers curling to people of all abilities and ages with a focus on friendly competition, sportsmanship, and fun!
To learn more, visit www.hamptoncurling.ca
At Hampton Food Basket, they know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support. Since their founding in 1985, they have been determined to make an impact. The core of their efforts is to relieve hunger today and prevent hunger tomorrow in collaboration with the New Brunswick Association of Food Banks and the Food Bank Network in Canada.
To learn more about the important work they do or to get involved, visit the Hampton Food Basket website at: HamptonFoodBasket.wixsite.com/HamptonFoodBasket or contact them at HamptonFoodBasket@gmail.com
39 Tilley St Unit 2,
Hampton, New Brunswick E5N 5B4
506-333-1651
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