Right to Life Association, New Brunswick

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Record #: HDC2876 Last Modified: 13 Jul 2020 Last Full Update: 13 Jul 2020
Contact Information
Office Phone 506-459-8990
Toll Free Phone 1-888-796-9600
Fax 506-454-8093
E-Mail office@nbrighttolife.ca
Website www.nbrighttolife.ca
Primary Contact Heather Hughes, Executive Director; Email: nbrl@nb.aibn.com
Mailing Address c/o NB Right to Life Association Inc. 
PO Box 113 
Station A 
Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y2
Description & Services
Description of service(s) To promote the sanctity of all human life from fertilization to natural death through public education. To advocate for the right to life of the preborn, the disabled, the infirm and the elderly who are all uniquely created by God.
Areas Served Bathurst ; Fredericton ; Miramichi ; Moncton ; Oromocto ; Saint John - including the Saint John Valley ; Sussex ; and St. Croix
Eligibility No restrictions.
Application No application required.
Languages English ; French
Fees None
Location information
Located In Community Fredericton
Address & Map
61 Carleton St, Unit 1
Fredericton, NB E3B 3T2
 
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Accessibility Fully Accessible ; ***Note that accessibility is self-reported. Please contact the organization before arrival***
Other Details
Service Level (50) Non Profit ; (51) Registered Charity
Subjects
Service Categories Right to Life Groups

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