Saint John Association for Community Living - Hire Potential

Saint John Association for Community Living - Hire Potential Hire Potential works with employers and clients to help people with developmental disabilities find and maintain employment.

01/10/2026

Give the Gift of Skating ⛸️

Gently used ice skates can help newcomer youth and adults experience skating for the first time and enjoy a beloved Canadian winter tradition. Your donation helps them stay active, build confidence, create joyful memories, and feel connected to their new community this winter.

To donate ice skates or arrange drop-off details, contact:
📧 settlementtrainers@saintjohny.ca

01/10/2026

🌟Now Enrolling: Bridge to Recovery - Intensive Group Program

Are you or someone you know a woman seeking support in recovery from addiction? We are offering a six-week outpatient therapy group designed to help women build resilience, heal, and thrive.

✅ What is the program?
- A comprehensive, trauma-informed group experience
- Based on Dr. Stephanie Covington’s Helping Women Recover model
- Covers four key areas: self-understanding, healthy relationships, sexuality, and spirituality

✅ Program Details:
Duration: 6 weeks
Schedule: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays | 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Group Size: small group size for a supportive environment
Facilitator: Chantelle McGrath, Registered Social Worker (BSW, MSW, RSW)

Chantelle brings over a decade of experience in addiction and mental health services and is passionate about empowering women on their recovery journey.

💜 Why join?
This program offers a safe, confidential space to explore recovery holistically and gain tools for lasting change.

📅 Next Cohort Starts Soon - Limited Spots Available!
👉 Refer a client, friend, or family member today.
📞 Contact us at (506)633-8783 or visit https://sophiarecoverycentre.com/programs-and-services/focused-pathways/ -to-Recovery-Intensive-Group-Program to register.

01/10/2026

🌍 CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Bridge the gap—your language skills can transform healthcare! 🌍

Healthcare students & newcomers: Join SJNC's Clinical Interpreter Pilot Program as a volunteer! Help newcomer patients communicate with non-Horizon providers while gaining valuable experience.

🌟 What you'll gain:
✅ Free interpreter & cultural competency training from SJNC
🎓 Perfect for medical, nursing, allied health students
👩‍⚕️ Open to newcomers with healthcare backgrounds
🤝 Real impact—connecting patients to better care

Who it's for: Allied health students speaking languages beyond English/French + newcomers with healthcare experience.

🔗 Scan QR code on poster or contact SJNC to register! Spots limited—apply today to make a difference! 💚

01/10/2026

Join us for Chroma’s monthly Q***r Meet & Greet at Haven Music Hall on January 21st! It’s a wonderful chance to connect with fellow community members and make new friends. Enjoy complimentary non-alcoholic beverages while you mingle. We look forward to seeing you there! 🌈

01/10/2026
01/10/2026

We are looking for an administrative assistant and receptionist to join us in Rothesay! The position starts in January.

15-20 hours a week. Must be in the 2-7pm or 3-8pm range Mon- Thurs.

Compensation will be reflective of the successful applicants experience and qualifications, between $17-$20/hour.

Interested applicants should send their resume to admin@alisondawnvoice.com or send us a message with any questions!

01/10/2026

These Shared Learning Groups (SLGs) are an opportunity to dive into important topics together, sharingresources, information, and ideas to better support people with intellectual and developmentaldisabilities (I/DD), brain injuries, and other disabilities and co-occurring mental health conditions.Th...

01/10/2026

Are you a member of the 2SLGBTQI+ business and/or creative communities in New Brunswick? Please join us for our FINAL installment of our Rainbow Entrepreneurship Workshop Series: Anti-Racist Workshop with PRUDE Inc!

✨ Please register at bit.ly/3NcWUu0 so we know to expect you! ✨

PRUDE Inc. employees Rachael Ahadzi, Anti-Racism Program Coordinator, and Grace Meade, Anti-Hate Project Coordinator, will co-facilitate an engaging anti-racism training session. The session explores foundational anti-racist pedagogies, examines how racism operates in Canada at individual, social, and institutional levels, and equips participants with practical tools to identify and challenge racism in Canadian contexts.

If you have any questions about this workshop, please email our program manager at sam.delduca@chromanb.ca.

This event is hosted by Chroma NB and our partners Envision Saint John: The Regional Growth Agency and Fusion Saint John. We would like to thank Canadian Q***r Chamber of Commerce and the Government of Canada for supporting this impactful work through the 2SLGBTQI+ Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Fund.

Hello folks,We are looking to support some of our learners and job seekers. We are looking for tutors that can support f...
01/09/2026

Hello folks,

We are looking to support some of our learners and job seekers. We are looking for tutors that can support folks who are learning about carpentry, trying to achieve their Canadian Adult Education Credential, and other fields.

If you have experience in these fields, or with supporting persons with disabilities, we would love to hear from you. Please send resumes to info@sjacl.ca.

Please share with your friends and networks!

Have a happy and safe weekend!

Hire Potential

12/15/2025

The cost of living has amplified barriers for the community we serve. There are so many people struggling with the basics of life right now: food, heat, clothing. Each year, our Board of Directors distributes gift cards before the holidays. This can help with getting by in a challenging time.

This year, we are trying to raise additional funds for a few individuals that are in need of essentials. They need help paying for rent, phone, heating costs, and food. The essential needs that all humans deserve. Everyone deserves access to safety, warmth, food, and shelter.

Hire Potential is an employment program, but the path to employment is often lined with many barriers, especially for those who are struggling with financial hardship.

If you are able to give back to your community, we will issue tax receipts and ensure all funds raised go directly to the individuals that need it the most.

Thank you for your generosity.

12/15/2025

Address

600 Main St, Hilyard Place, Suite C203
Saint John, NB
E2K1J5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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