This program's mandate is to promote the various activities offered by the GMFRC, its programs and services, the resources available within the military and civilian community, to respond to requests for information and to assist new families in settling into the area.

Bilingual Services Available

The Information Resource Program provides bilingual information and resources regarding a wide range of family related issues, as well as community services and programs available on base, throughout the Oromocto and Fredericton area as well as across the nation to which a family may be posted; it's a one stop shop for resources. If we don't have the answer on hand, we will call you back ASAP with the answer! We will refer you to the appropriate community service if that is what you are looking for!

Our goal is to find answers to your questions and, in our effort to serve you, the Centre provides the following:

• The Gagetown MFRC Welcome Program
• Annual Community Guide & Monthly Calendars
• Resource Library
• Data Bank - Special needs
• Posting Education - Are you posted?

GMFRC Welcome Program

• If you have just moved to Gagetown, we would like to hear from you!

As a newcomer, you are welcome with a visit of the Gagetown MFRC while you sip on some coffee. These visits provide a wonderful opportunity to find out all about the programs and services offered at Centre, information on surrounding area while enjoying friendly conversation. We are looking forward to meeting you, give us a call at 422-2000 ext. 3402.

Community Guide and Calendars

• The MFRC produces an annual newsletter - Oromocto Community Guide and monthly Calendar of events. Our newsletters and calendars are delivered to the military community (Regular Force, all Reserve Force Classes who request it). Our newsletters offer a guide to which programs will be offered throughout the year. The calendars, on the other hand, offer specific information on timings, costs and location of certain activities. All correspondence will be sent by the 20th of each month because on this date, we encourage only military families to register for our programs. On the 27th of teach month, we open-up our registration to the whole community (civilians.) Registration must be done at then front desk of the GMFRC with payment to secure your spot.

Resource Library

• Information Resource Program has an excellent selection of books English and French covering many subjects. Books are available on loan for a two-week period free of charge. Drop by and browse...there is definitely something for everyone! (Click here to see list of library books in English)

Data Bank

• The MFRC maintains a current database which facilitates quick and efficient access to community information. We are able to make referrals to countless resources and services.

Posting Education

• When it is time to move on to your next posting, we can ease the way. Our office can provide information on Canadian Force Bases, and resources to help you with the transition Click here for access to all MFRC's in Canada.

For more information, contact the Program Coordinator:
Paulette Vance at the following e-mail: or
at (506) 422-2000, ext. 3402