Gignoo Transition House

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Gignoo Transition House For over 25 years Gignoo Transition House Inc. has been providing a safe place for Indigenous women and children.

Founded in 1992 as the first and only First Nation safe house in New Brunswick. Gignoo Transition House services all First Nation people who live on or off reserve. Women (with or without children) who are experiencing abuse (physical, mental, emotional, sexual and spiritual) are welcome to begin their healing at Gignoo Transition House.

Today, we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit people, and we hold their fam...
10/04/2026

Today, we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit people, and we hold their families and loved ones close in our hearts.

Sisters in Spirit Day is a time to remember, to raise awareness, and to continue calling for safety, justice, accountability, and meaningful change.

Every red dress represents someone loved. Someone missed. Someone who matters.

We remember them. We honour them. We continue to speak their names. ❤️

Wili Nipi Alasutma!Woli Nipayimiyan!Gignoo Transition House is excited to announce the launch of our annual Christmas Pr...
10/02/2026

Wili Nipi Alasutma!
Woli Nipayimiyan!

Gignoo Transition House is excited to announce the launch of our annual Christmas Program!

Each year, we provide holiday support for the women and children who have accessed our services throughout the year. While the holiday season is often a time of joy and connection for many families, it can be the most financially challenging time of the year, especially with the rising cost of living.

If you would like to support the Christmas Program at Gignoo please reach out to us to adopt a family, donate individual gifts, or make a monetary contribution. Thank you for your generosity.

Woliwon
Wela'lin

Today is Mi’kmaq Treaty Day and the first day of Mi’kmaq History Month. Today commemorates the Peace and Friendship Trea...
10/01/2026

Today is Mi’kmaq Treaty Day and the first day of Mi’kmaq History Month. Today commemorates the Peace and Friendship Treaties that were signed between the Mi’kmaq and the Crowne between 1725 and 1779.

Treaty Day is an opportunity for all Canadians to honour and recognize the history and importance of the Peace and Friendship Treaties.

We are all treaty peoples.

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Consider participating in an event happening near you to reflect...
09/30/2026

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Consider participating in an event happening near you to reflect and honour Residential School Survivors.

Remember to wear orange to show your support.

See you there!
09/28/2026

See you there!

🧡Two Weeks to Go🧡

We are a little over two weeks away from our fourth annual Psiw-əte Npəmawsowinomək (All My People) Wabanaki Gathering! All are welcomed and encouraged to attend this gathering that focuses on healing and celebrating Indigenous peoples, our resiliency and our cultures.

Join us September 30th from 12-5PM at Officer’s Square as we honour our children, survivors, communities and ancestors on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Interested in supporting this gathering? Contact [email protected] for donation and volunteer opportunities!

Find us at the Powwow!
09/25/2026

Find us at the Powwow!

Come see us!
09/11/2026

Come see us!

Come visit us at the powwow!
09/11/2026

Come visit us at the powwow!

Come say hi!
09/04/2026

Come say hi!

Come visit us at the Powwow!
08/21/2026

Come visit us at the Powwow!

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P. O Box 3385, Station B
Fredericton, NB
E3B3W4

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