Navigating food insecurity can feel overwhelming, but support is available. Across Fredericton and surrounding communities, organizations, campus services, and community programs are working to help students access food, build financial confidence, and connect with resources that support their wellbeing.

Below, you’ll find information, tips, and helpful resources designed to support students through different challenges related to food insecurity.

Resources

for Students


St. Thomas University offers several programs to help students access food in a welcoming, respectful, and confidential way. Whether you need occasional support, affordable fresh produce, or access to free meals on campus, these services are designed to help students navigate financial challenges while supporting their overall wellbeing.

Explore the resources below to learn more about available food supports and how to access them.

Saint Thomas University

For more information, don't hesitate to get in touch with: campusministry@stu.ca


University of New Brunswick

The University of New Brunswick offers programs to help students facing financial challenges access food and essential items. Whether you need short-term support or assistance during an unexpected situation, these resources are available to help students maintain their wellbeing and focus on their studies.

Explore the resources below to learn more about available supports and how to access them.

UNB Student Union Food Bank
A campus food pantry that provides food items to students in need. Students must complete an online request form to access the service.
Additional Contact: questions@unbsu.ca


New Brunswick Community College offers a variety of food support programs to help students access nutritious food and essential items throughout the academic year. These services are designed to reduce barriers, support student wellbeing, and ensure students have access to the resources they need to succeed.

Contact the NBCC Student Union to learn more about available supports and how to access them.

NBCC Student Union


Greener Village

Greener Village helps individuals and families access nutritious food through programs designed to meet a variety of needs. With flexible options, dietary accommodations, and delivery services available, these supports can help reduce food-related financial pressures and improve access to healthy meals.

Explore the resource below to learn more about available grocery support.


Fredericton Community Kitchen provides free meals throughout the week, offering a welcoming space where individuals can access nutritious food and connect with their community. These meal services help ensure that anyone experiencing food insecurity has access to regular, reliable support.

Explore the resource below for meal schedules, updates, and additional information about available services

Fredericton Community Kitchen