Ways to stay safer

There is a new law in New Brunswick that can grant Emergency Intervention Orders to individuals who urgently need help to deal with intimate partner violence.

It’s not your fault. Support and safety are available. There are people who care and are ready to listen. Talk to someone you trust. Call the numbers on this page. Keep asking for help until you get what you need.

This directory for victims of crime and intimate partner violence provides an overview and quick access to programs and services available in New Brunswick, such as counselling, housing and court preparation and support.

Do you need information about financial assistance, mental health support, employment support, childcare, housing, food, clothing and shelter? Find help at nb.211.ca or call/email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

EVO is a free App that can help you gather information and make a personal safety plan to reduce the risk of harm by your partner. Before downloading this App or sharing it with anyone consider your options for safety. If a device is not private, it may not be safe to download or share.

Those with fixed term or year-to-year leases are able to give one month’s notice rather than the current three months.