Gignoo Transition House

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.

Come say hi!
09/04/2026

Come say hi!

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

Come visit us at the Powwow!

New date !! 📢📢📢Voices of Resilience: Collaborative Approaches to Combat Human Trafficking — Indigenous Matriarchs Shapin...
08/12/2026

New date !! 📢📢📢

Voices of Resilience: Collaborative Approaches to Combat Human Trafficking — Indigenous Matriarchs Shaping the Future.

Mark your calendars: April 5th - 7th, 2027, at the Fredericton Convention Centre.

This year, the UN marks the day with the theme "Trapped Behind the Scam," spotlighting a growing form of trafficking — people lured abroad with fake job offers and forced into online scam operations. It's a powerful reminder of why this work matters, and why we're bringing survivors, communities, and allies back together.

Stay tuned for more details on speakers, registration, and programming in the coming months.

Join us at the powwow!
07/24/2026

Join us at the powwow!

Come see us at the Powwow!
07/24/2026

Come see us at the Powwow!

Today is International Self Care Day! 📣Self care is the practice of taking action to improve or preserve your own health...
07/24/2026

Today is International Self Care Day! 📣

Self care is the practice of taking action to improve or preserve your own health, either alone or with medical assistance. Whatever self care looks like for you, make sure to make time for yourself today!

Self care can be practiced 24/7!

Come see us at the Powwow!Fundraiser tickets will be available!
07/10/2026

Come see us at the Powwow!

Fundraiser tickets will be available!

July 1st is not a day of celebration for many Indigenous people as it signifies the beginning of harmful colonial polici...
07/01/2026

July 1st is not a day of celebration for many Indigenous people as it signifies the beginning of harmful colonial policies and systematic racism. Take time to learn of the continued issues faced by Indigenous peoples and the path to reconciliation.

Let's commit to working towards reconciliation, healing and a more inclusive Canada!

Flag - design by Kwakwaka'wakw artist Curtis Wilson

Support our fundraiser!
06/22/2026

Support our fundraiser!

Address

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

Telephone

+18005656878

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