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(BDC) Business Development Bank of Canada
We are BDC, the Business Development Bank of Canada and the financial institution devoted to Canadian entrepreneurs.
Indigenous
*Please see Manitoba Inuit Association, Community Outreach
1JustCity – Community Outreach
1JustCity is an organization that supports three drop-in community centres in Winnipeg’s core neighbourhoods: West Broadway, the West End and Osborne Village. Our services include daily meals, art, senior’s programs, sharing circles, haircuts, showers, laundry, toiletries, and clean undergarments. In the winter months we also run the pop up warming centre in Osborne Village: Just a Warm Sleep. The Indigenous Cultural Program is interwoven in the programming and events at all three of 1JustCity’s spaces: West End Drop-in, West Broadway Community, and Oak Table.
Foundation of Reconciliation
1JustCity – Cultural Awareness & Competency
1JustCity - Cultural Awareness & Competency
1JustCity – Indigenous Cultural Programming
1JustCity’s Indigenous Cultural Program was born from the North End Stella Community Ministry’s (NESCM) initiative in Winnipeg’s North End. Since 1980, NESCM has supported strong Indigenous identity and culture and repented the colonial effects on Indigenous nations in Canada. Indigenous Cultural Programming is an essential piece when working towards reconciliation. The Indigenous Cultural Program is interwoven in the programming and events at all three of 1JustCity’s spaces: West End Drop-in, West Broadway Community, and Oak Table.
211
211 Manitoba is a free, confidential, 24/7 service that connects individuals to government, health, and social services that are available across the province. The service helps Manitobans who are looking to find the right community or social resource but don’t know where to start. 211 Manitoba also makes it easy for service providers and first responders to direct others to the right resource.
A Place to Call Home
A Place to Call Home uses a Intensive Case Management (ICM) Approach that provides a range of program services for Chronic and Episodic homeless urban Aboriginal person empowering the individual (s) to achieve their self –identified goal. All Program services provided are holistic and based on AHWC’s Medicine Wheel approach and represent our philosophy of intervention, prevention, treatment, aftercare and promotion.
AA Alcoholics Anonymous – Manitoba
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)
Aazhogan Indigenous Student Centre
Aazhogan (A-sho-gun) is the Anishinabe word meaning “bridge” and is used to describe the connections MITT is creating between students, employers and the worlds of education and work. The Aazhogan Indigenous Student Centre is an example of MITT’s committment to advancing Indigenous education and reconciliation.
Abinotci–Mino Ayawin
The primary long-term focus for Abintci Mino-Ayawin is on the health care needs of young Aboriginal children ages 0 -6 and their families. Abinotci serves Aboriginal families who have children residing with them, ages 0 to 6 years, living in Winnipeg, under conditions of risk.
Aboriginal Community Campus
ACC is a stand-alone, Adult learning centre that provides a holistic learning environment with year-round quality educational programming. Classes run Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and full time attendance is required for all programs. Accredited through Manitoba’s Adult Learning and Literacy Branch, programming at ACC ranges from academic preparation to assisting adult students to achieve their mature student diploma.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg
The Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg is a community based, membership driven, Indigenous organization which serves as a political and advocacy voice that represents the interest of the Urban Indigenous community of Winnipeg.
Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg
Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg Organization
The ACW’s vision is to support a self-sufficient, healthy, vibrant urban Indigenous community, where families and children are ensured a good quality of life, through equal opportunity and choice so that Winnipeg’s Indigenous people are a part of all things – a distinct presence throughout Winnipeg.
Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Manitoba
Together with the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada (AFOA), AFOA MB is the centre for excellence and innovation in Aboriginal finance and management. We focus on the capacity development and day-to-day needs of those Aboriginal professionals who are working in all areas of finance and management – today’s leaders and those of the future.
Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Manitoba Info
Aboriginal Head Start Program
The Aboriginal Head Start Program is designed to promote healthy development of Aboriginal children living in both urban and rural settings. It is controlled by local parents and caregivers.
Aboriginal Head Start Program Components
Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre of Winnipeg
The Aboriginal Health & Wellness Centre offers a wide range of health services to the Aboriginal community of Winnipeg.
Aboriginal People with Disabilities
The Aboriginal People With Disabilities Program provides assistance to urban Aboriginal people with disabilities with customized services including access to employment or training programs, and referrals to outside agencies in the City of Winnipeg with disability programs and services.
Aboriginal Seniors Resource Centre Inc. (ASRC)
The ASRC is an autonomous non-profit corporation established to provide a holistic approach to promote the respect and well-being of Aboriginal seniors in Winnipeg. ASRC works to increase access to information, resources and supports that directly improve the health and well-being of Aboriginal seniors in Winnipeg.
Aboriginal Seniors Resource Centre Services
Federal, Provincial, and Municipal
Aboriginal Single Window
The Aboriginal Single Window is a joint undertaking of the Government of Canada, the Province of Manitoba and the City of Winnipeg. It enables staff in various government departments, currently working with Aboriginal issues, to co-locate in a single office. The intention of this cooperative plan is to: provide a one-stop-shop to organizations that need access to government-funded Aboriginal programs, make information about these programs easier to obtain, foster co-operation and information-sharing between various government agencies and Aboriginal organizations
Aboriginal Single Window
The Aboriginal Single Window is a joint undertaking of the Government of Canada, the Province of Manitoba and the City of Winnipeg. It enables staff in various government departments, currently working with Aboriginal issues, to co-locate in a single office. The intention of this cooperative plan is to: provide a one-stop-shop to organizations that need access to government-funded Aboriginal programs, make information about these programs easier to obtain, foster co-operation and information-sharing between various government agencies and Aboriginal organizations
University of Winnipeg
Aboriginal Student Services Centre
The Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) has been created to maintain a safe, educational and culturally sensitive environment for all Indigenous students (First Nation, Métis and Inuit) as they pursue their academic studies at The University of Winnipeg. The ASSC strives to provide continuous student support and resources that will foster resilience in students to succeed from the application process to Convocation. With 12% of the University student population declaring Indigenous ancestry, The University of Winnipeg is committed to offering a variety of Indigenous focus programs, research, scholarship opportunities and accessibility to a post-secondary institution. The ASSC offers a variety of support services listed on their website.
Indian and Métis Friendship Centre of Winnipeg
About the Indian and Métis Friendship Centre of Winnipeg
Canadian Mennonite University
Academic Advising (BU)
Academic Advisors help Arts, Science, Physical Education, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science students explore and pursue their personal academic, educational, and career goals. Appointments with Student Services will be by phone, Zoom (if able), or Moodle chatroom.
Red River College Polytechnic
Academic Advising (RRC)
Need credits to finish high school or to gain access to a program at Red River College Polytechnic? Are you new to Canada and want to improve your English? Our Academic Preparation and Essential Skills programs can help you get the education and training you need to prepare yourself for a successful career.
University of Winnipeg
Academic Advising (UofW)
Academic Advisors and Adult Learner Services staff can provide information about programs, courses, and university requirements, provide feedback on your course selection and assist with the registration process, and help you with the appeal process. Website registration. Study Skills Workshops are designed to improve your learning skills and help you achieve your academic goals. Organized by Academic and Career Services, this series of workshops is FREE to all students.
Academic Advising and Other Academic Services
At CMU, academic advising is more than choosing courses that fit your timetable. We take a holistic approach to advising, which includes conversations about academic interests and career/vocational goals. The Coordinator of Student Advising assigns each student a Faculty Advisor who is their academic mentor. In addition to faculty, the Coordinator of Student Advising is on hand to consider CMU degree and pre-professional options with students. There are also academic supports such as peer tutoring, academic tutoring, writing workshops and study rooms.
University of Manitoba
Academic Learning Centre
Looking for ways to be successful this term? Study smarter, not harder! Attend one our virtual sessions where you’ll learn practical strategies that you can put into action right away. We’ll introduce you to proven approaches that help you to: improve time management and avoid procrastination, more easily read and understand textbooks, take good notes and study more effectively, write academic papers and use source material properly, and prepare for tests and exams
Brandon University
Academic Skills Centre
Students are encouraged to access the Centre’s services through either individual appointments designed to address specific learning issues or group workshops that deal with some of the most common learning issues facing students. There are tutors in various subject areas.
Red River College Polytechnic
Academic Success Centre (ASC) Academic Support for Students with Disabilities
If you are a student with a disability, you may be eligible to access free, weekly tutoring or academic coaching support with an ASC staff tutor. To apply, contact Student Accessibility Services and book a consultation with an Red River College Polytechnic Accessibility Specialist. After meeting with an Accessibility Specialist, eligible students will be referred to the Academic Success Centre (ASC) along with a recommended academic support plan.When suitable tutors are available, you can expect an email from the ASC a few days after meeting with your counsellor. This email will include the number of weekly tutoring hours and contact information for your assigned tutor.
Booth University College
Academic Support
Your academic advisor is committed to your academic success. They’ll make sure you start the year off right and support you through any academic challenges during the year. We want you to succeed in your studies, so we aim to provide an accessible learning and working environment for all students. If you have documented disabilities, we’ll offer support services to help you thrive at Booth UC.
University of Manitoba
Academic Support Program – Faculty of Law
Located at the University of Manitoba the program provides a support network designed to increase student success. Who is Eligible? Indigenous (First Nation, Métis, Inuit) students at the University of Manitoba admitted to the Faculty of Law.
Academy of Learning Career College
At Academy of Learning, we attribute our rapid growth to our success in identifying and filling the gap between the formal education currently available in Canada and the realities of the working world. We provide learners the solutions they need by offering customized, convenient and affordable programs.
ACC
ACC Bookstore
Assiniboine’s bookstore is physically located at the Victoria Avenue East campus and is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday for students to collect online orders. Due to COVID-19 the bookstore is not open for general browsing however staff are on hand and available via phone to assist with student questions. Please place your order online here or call (204) 725-8721.
University of Manitoba
Access
The Access Program provides holistic support to students choosing to begin an academic journey. Students may qualify for Access if there is a demonstrated personal, academic or financial need. This program is open to Manitoba residents who have experienced barriers to post-secondary education due to residence in remote locations, economic and/or cultural reasons. Preference is given to Indigenous peoples (Status, Non-Status, Inuit and Métis), residents of Northern Manitoba, low-income earners and newcomers.
Access Credit Union
Students bank for free with no monthly fee banking with proof of enrollement in a post-secondary institution.
Access Credit Union Info
Accessibility Services (AS) & Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS)
The University of Winnipeg, Accessibility Services (AS) and Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS) facilitate and promote the ongoing development of an accessible learning environment which provides students with disabilities, mental health concerns, medical conditions and temporary injuries the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of campus life.
Booth University College
Accessibility Services (Booth)
We want you to succeed in your studies, so we aim to provide an accessible learning and working environment for all students. If you have documented disabilities, we’ll offer support services to help you thrive at Booth UC.
Canadian Mennonite University
Accessibility Services (CMU)
CMU strives to provide a fair and supportive learning environment for academically qualified students with disabilities. CMU is committed to helping students succeed in their university studies and is continually developing resources to provide a supportive environment for students with disabilities.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)
Accessibility Services (MITT)
MITT is dedicated to building a culture of inclusion and a campus environment where universal access to our programs and services, and dignified, independent participation in career-focused education exists for people of all abilities.
Government of Manitoba
AccessManitoba
AccessManitoba is a secure online service that provides access to business, employment and training-related government services and information. AccessManitoba also allows online payment for some services.
AccessManitoba
AccessManitoba is a secure online service that provides access to business, employment and training-related government services and information. AccessManitoba also allows online payment for some services.
University of Manitoba
Active Living Centre
Recreation Services provides membership and recreational programming opportunities for our university community and the general public at both our Fort Garry and Bannatyne campus locations. Recreation Services provides membership and recreational programming opportunities for our university community and the general public at both our Fort Garry and Bannatyne campus locations.
ACU Indigenous Student Bursaries
We’re committed to the 92nd Call to Action, ensuring that Indigenous peoples have equitable access to jobs, training, and educational opportunities in the corporate sector. Every year, ACU awards four bursaries of $2,000 to students of Indigenous Ancestry who are enrolled in a post-secondary business program or are already studying in a business program at a post-secondary institution in Manitoba.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba – AFM North
Contact List of AFM Programs and Offices in Northern Manitoba, in Thompson, Flin Flon and The Pas. Contact info listed here for Thompson.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba – All Other Offices Outside of Winnipeg
Contact List of AFM Programs and Offices in all other offices outside of Winnipeg. The Selkirk Office contact info is listed here.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba – Brandon and Surrounding Area
Contact List of AFM Programs and Offices in Brandon and the surrounding area. Contact info listed here for Brandon’s Parkwood Centre.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba – Parkland
Contact List of AFM Programs and Offices in the Parkland region. Contact info listed here for St. Rose du Lac.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba – River Pointe Centre in Winnipeg
Contact List of AFM Programs and Offices in the River Pointe Centre in Winnipeg. This centre is home to both the Winnipeg Men’s Program, the Winnipeg Men’s Intake and the Manitoba Opioid Support and Treatment.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba (AFM)
At least 1 in 5 Canadians experience problems with alcohol, drugs or gambling during their lifetime. Many more are affected by someone they care about experiencing these struggles. People of all ages and backgrounds experience these issues – and make positive changes. We’re here for you.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Impaired Driver Program
If you have been charged with impaired driving attending AFM’s Impaired Driver Program is one of the steps you need to take for Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) to consider reissuing your licence.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Manitoba Opioid Support and Treatment (MOST)
The Manitoba Opioid Support and Treatment (MOST) Program supports individuals who are dependent on opioids by prescribing medication that reduces the symptoms of withdrawal as well as providing counselling and other supports. AFM offers this program in Winnipeg and Brandon.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Programs and Services for Adults
Adult services are provided to adults 18 years and older who are seeking assistance either due to their own or another’s involvement with alcohol, drugs, and/or gambling. We offer in-house and community-based services in communities across Manitoba. AFM’s Adult Treatment Services provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals making healthy lifestyle changes. We appreciate that these changes usually involve taking risks and often require time for people to develop new life skills. If substance use or gambling issues are causing you or your family concern, we can help.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Programs and Services for Family
When someone is struggling with drugs, alcohol or problem gambling, that person’s family and loved ones are affected too. Whether you’ve lived with addiction yourself or experienced it in your family growing up, AFM’s Family Program is here for you. We can support you to explore how a history with addiction impacts your life today and how you can move forward.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Programs and Services for Youth
Maybe you just have some questions and are looking for a safe, non-judgemental place to get answers. Whatever your situation is, AFM youth services are here for you. We offer a range of supportive services for young people 12 – 18 years of age.
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Women and Family Programs
Contact list of AFM Programs and Offices for Women and Family. These include the Women’s Intake and In-House Services, Women’s Community Based Services and Family Services.
Booth University College
Admissions (Booth)
Thank you for your interest in applying to Booth University College. Applying online is easy. Our Admissions team is happy to help or answer questions through the application process.
Assiniboine Community College
Adult Learning and Programming
The Centre for Adult Learning – Brandon follows a flex learning model for its programs. This competency-based model provides a flexible learning option for students who are unable to attend classes on a daily basis. Flex learning allows students to work on their own with access to online learning resources, and a classroom and instructor support every afternoon. Attendance every day is not mandatory, but students are encouraged to stay on track with the completion of course objectives. Students wanting to use the flex learning model must meet with the student success advisor to determine if this option is right for them. Our high school courses are tuition-free. Students do pay materials and Students’ Association fees, which amounts to less than $50 per course. There is no application fee to apply to this program.
Red River College Polytechnic
Adult Learning Centre
Red River College Polytechnic’s Adult Learning Centres offer high school courses in a variety of subject areas. Whether you want to complete your high school education, upgrade your skills or enter college or university — we can help.
Adult Learning Centre – Seven Oaks School Division
The Seven Oaks Adult Learning Centre offers courses needed to complete a Mature Student Diploma, the regular High School Diploma or to upgrade credits for post-secondary education or work. Courses are offered in the morning, afternoon and evening to allow working students to schedule around their work and family lives. We are committed to helping students learn the study skills and work skills that adults need to succeed in our studies and work place. We offer a friendly, helpful staff in an adult climate.
Adult Learning Centre – Seven Oaks School Division Courses
AEC Daily Online Learning Center
Adult Education Centres began in 1999 and had its first crop of graduates in 2000. Each year, our centre graduates an average of 75 happy adults who achieve their high school diplomas. Our adult-focused high school helps Manitobans age 19 and older achieve their diplomas or upgrade their credits so they can move on to further education or improved career prospects.
AEC Daily Online Learning Center Continuing Education
Agape Table
Agape, meaning unconditional love, is committed to providing a community-based program, nourishing the body, mind, and spirit of our guests in a cost effective and financially responsible manner.
Agape Table
Agape Table Services
We believe there is hope in nutrition, dignity in choice, and power for change in the community. Free Bagged Breakfast – Monday – Friday: 7am – 11am. Available to all each weekday morning is a bagged breakfast that contains a nutritious bowl of soup, sandwich, drink, and often more. Emergency Food Bank. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12pm – 2pm. Agape Table hosts hamper programs for families. Every week 220 people come through a registered food bank depot. If you need to register call Winnipeg Harvest at 204-982-3663.
AISES University of Manitoba Chapter
AISES stands for American Indian Science and Engineering Society. There are Canadian Chapters. AISES has 40 years of Indigenous STEM learning and community-building experience, and provides networking, peer support and mentorship to Indigenous peoples in STEM at all levels of their educational and professional experience. Students are given opportunities to explore undergraduate and graduate opportunities, engage with Indigenous STEM professionals, as well as network with scholarship granting organizations and corporations looking to hire. STEM professionals and corporations have the opportunity to meet bright, accomplished young Indigenous STEM students looking to establish a career in STEM. AISES gives Canadian Indigenous STEM students and professionals an opportunity to gather, connect, and create long-lasting relationships within Canada through national gatherings, and across the continent at AISES regional and national gatherings.
AISES University of Winnipeg Chapter
AISES stands for American Indian Science and Engineering Society. There are Canadian Chapters. AISES has 40 years of Indigenous STEM learning and community-building experience, and provides networking, peer support and mentorship to Indigenous peoples in STEM at all levels of their educational and professional experience. Students are given opportunities to explore undergraduate and graduate opportunities, engage with Indigenous STEM professionals, as well as network with scholarship granting organizations and corporations looking to hire. STEM professionals and corporations have the opportunity to meet bright, accomplished young Indigenous STEM students looking to establish a career in STEM. AISES gives Canadian Indigenous STEM students and professionals an opportunity to gather, connect, and create long-lasting relationships within Canada through national gatherings, and across the continent at AISES regional and national gatherings.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Albert McLeod Consulting
We offer a broad range of Indigenous cultural knowledge and resources that be customized to your needs. Send us a message today, and we can start you on a path to success.
Albert McLeod Consulting
Albert McLeod Consulting – Indigenous Cultural Consulting
Our service includes a comprehensive consult to help identify gaps and opportunities, a comprehensive report that includes a project plan with timelines and milestones, a cost analysis, and a schedule. We also offer a suite of quality products that will help you get there quickly and smoothly. That’s how we ensure your success.
Alcoholics Anonymous – Manitoba
Alexis Cinq-Mars
Hello and Tawnshi readers,
My name is Alexis Cinq-Mars, I am a Metis woman, mother, student, and student advocate as the Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion and Indigenous Peer Mentor at Assiniboine Community College. As you can imagine, I run a pretty strict balancing act to maintain my time for family, school commitments, spirit, and self. I am currently studying the social service worker program and plan to keep going in women and gender studies. I have accomplished way more than I thought possible and have found a true love for academia and advocacy. I hope that this path continues to drive me to serve those who continue to be underrepresented. I want my children to feel belonging in this world as Indigenous youth and that they too can make an impact one day. In my dreams I am the future Prime Minister, realistically I am a fierce advocate for human rights with a strong inclination for Indigenous women.
During my time at the college, I hosted events that are important to me like the Indigenous Student Panel with Special Speaker Garry Oldman: Indigeneity in Education, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s Display for Two Consecutive Years, What You Need to Know About MMIW: Educational Webinar, Indigenous Disability Month Webinar: My Student Life With ADHD. I have learned so many added things on top of my education because of my participation in extracurricular activities. I learned how to make media releases, format letters to congress, avocation skills, leadership skill development, policy review, how to form and lead a committee and so much more. I encourage everyone who attends a post-secondary institution to get engaged and participate in some extra activities in your school. You will not only get to have an impact on others, but your own self growth will be incredibly rewarding.
“What one does is what counts. Not what one had the intention of doing.”
-Pablo Picasso
Thank you/Merzi
Alexis Cinq-Mars
All Nations Family Resource Centre
Our resource centre is always working hard to create and bring new cultural based programs to children and families in the communities we serve. Parenting programs, self improvement programs, workshop series and more to help people live a healthy and happy life.
Alliance of Manitoba Sector Councils (AMSC)
At AMSC, Manitobans exchange ideas and information, hold workshops and courses, and create collaborative programs to encourage diversity, develop workplace skills and promote business leadership.
Alliance of Manitoba Sector Councils Programs
Amaranth Credit Union
Amaranth Credit Union is a community owned and managed financial institution providing our members with exceptional personal services.
Amaranth Credit Union Info
AMC
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs was formed in 1988 by the Chiefs in Manitoba to advocate on issues that commonly affect First Nations in Manitoba. AMC represents 62 of the 63 First Nations in Manitoba with a total of more than 151,000 First Nation citizens in the province, accounting for approximately 12 per cent of the provincial population. AMC represents a diversity of Anishinaabe (Ojibway), Nehetho (Cree), Oji-Cree, Dene and Dakota people and traditions.
Amdocs
Amdocs is a part of The Northwest Company that provides physician services to select First Nations Communities.
Amdocs Services
Foundation of Reconciliation
AMIK
Professional Indigenous Engagement Services. Canada’s #1 Source for Indigenous Turn–Key Solutions: Indigenous Job Board, Recruitment & Retention, Cultural Sensitivity Training, and Smart Work Ethics.
AMIK
AMIK – Cultural Sensitivity Training & Other Services
To ensure the successful integration of an Indigenous workforce, its critical to gain a proper understanding of our cultural nuances. Indigenous Engagement starts with a solid foundation upon which to cultivate and nourish a team based on understanding and acceptance. Without a holistic approach, you will miss a key piece of the puzzle.
Assiniboine Community College
Ancillary Services
We have been providing quality accommodation for students attending ACC for over two decades. We ensure no differentiation regarding whether our residents are attending BU or ACC: all our residents have access to the same high-quality facilities, excellent programs and interesting events.
Andrews Street Family Centre
Family and neighbourhood support centre offering a wide range of programs such as Parenting, homework Tutoringing program, drop-in centre, Head Start program, food co-op, support group for residential school attendees, girls club, and community kitchen. For more information on these programs or other available programs contact the centre.
Animozeebeeng – Lake Manitoba First Nation – Treaty 2 Territory
Lake Manitoba First Nation is nestled along theshores of Lake Manitoba and is a 2 hour drive (160kms) north of Winnipeg on Highway 6.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Anish Corporation
We deliver culturally appropriate health & wellness related programs and services to primarily Indigenous people regardless of residence, sex, gender, and sexual orientation. Our work includes advancing gender equality for Indigenous womxn in Manitoba.
Anish Corporation
Anish Cultural Teachings & Ceremonies and Video Library
Here you can access the Anish Corporation Video Library where you will find recorded teachings and information. Cultural Teachings & Ceremonies are scheduled throughout the year as public events. Personal requests will be considered on a case by case basis and will depend on Elder/Spiritual Caregiver/Knowledge Keeper/Facilitator availability.
Anish Corporation
Anish Services & Workshops
Resolution Health Support Services: Resolution Health Support Workers, also known as R.H.S.W.’s, provide a variety of flexible “front-line” mental health safety & support, coordination services, and cultural programs & workshops to former Indian Residential School (I.R.S.) survivors and their families and/or supports. R.H.S.W. services and programming can be accessed by contacting the Regional Coordinator Office at 1-866-818-3505, or by contacting Anish Corporation directly. Workshops: Indian Residential Schools Effects & Impacts Presentation, Internalized Oppression – Lateral Violence & Lateral Kindness Workshop, Understanding Trauma Workshop, Domestic Violence & Healthy Relationships Workshop, Traditional Family Parenting Workshop, Cultural Awareness Workshop, Financial Wellness Workshop, Reigniting Our Identity Workshop, Loss & Grief Workshop, and the Smart Work Ethics Training Course.
Government of Canada Rights & Reconciliation Initiatives
Annual Report to Parliament
Ensures that Indigenous peoples have access – in accordance with transparent service standards and the needs of each Indigenous Implements the gradual transfer of departmental responsibilities to Indigenous organizations, groups, communities or people – to services for which those individuals are eligible, takes into account socioeconomic gaps that persist between Indigenous individuals and other Canadians with respect to a range of matters as well as social factors having an impact on health and well-being, recognizes and promotes Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing, collaborates and cooperates with Indigenous peoples and with the provinces and territories and implements the gradual transfer of departmental responsibilities to Indigenous organizations.
AOLCC Programs
Red River College Polytechnic
Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship programs provide Manitobans with recognized certification as skilled journeypersons and ensure that qualified trades professionals are available to meet industry requirements for workers in the skilled trades. Apprenticeship comprises over fifty trades and sub-trades designated under the Manitoba Apprenticeship and Certification Act.
APTN
APTN is committed to the development of Indigenous professionals across Canada.
APTN Programs
Arctic Co-operatives Limited
The mission of Arctic Co-operatives Limited is to be the vehicle for service to, and co-operation among the multi-purpose Co-operative businesses in Canada’s North.
Arctic Co-operatives Limited Programs
Arts & Technology Centre
Our dedicated staff will provide you with many challenges and opportunities for growth. We are committed to providing students with relevant programs in an environment that encourages strong working relationships with staff—essential ingredients to student success. ATC programs are up-to-date, and based on effective teacher-led instruction. Our programs enable students to begin and, in some cases, complete their post-secondary education while in high school. Many students choose to attend ATC following high school graduation, with most eligible for a significant reduction in tuition fees.
Arts & Technology Centre Programs and Services
Red River College Polytechnic
ASC: Supports of Students Writing Centre
Welcome to the Writing Centre! We’re here to support all Red River College Polytechnic students with their writing needs.
University of Manitoba
Asper School of Business
Both in and out of the classroom, the Asper School of Business is committed to providing students with experiential learning opportunities to enhance their degrees. The Co-op program allows undergraduate students to get paid and earn academic credit while using the use knowledge learned in the classroom in real-world, productive work environments. The program gives students the opportunity to explore different career paths and build a professional network to kick-start their career.
Indigenous
Assembly of First Nations
The Assembly of First Nations presents the views of various First Nations through their leaders in areas such as Aboriginal and treaty rights, environment, economic development, housing, health, social services, land claims and other issues of common concern which arise from time to time. It also exists to promote the restoration of the nation-to-nation relationship between the 633 First Nations communities in Canada and other nations. The Chiefs of the First Nations have met in assembly at least once annually since 1982 to set national policy and direction through its resolutions. The main spokesperson and leader of the Assembly of First Nations is the National Chief, who is elected every three years by the Chiefs-in-Assembly.
Assembly of First Nations – Webpage
Indigenous
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs was formed in 1988 by the Chiefs in Manitoba to advocate on issues that commonly affect First Nations in Manitoba. AMC represents 62 of the 63 First Nations in Manitoba with a total of more than 151,000 First Nation citizens in the province, accounting for approximately 12 per cent of the provincial population. AMC represents a diversity of Anishinaabe (Ojibway), Nehetho (Cree), Oji-Cree, Dene and Dakota people and traditions.
Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce
Our Chamber works within and with the business community in West Winnipeg; home to over 4,000 businesses and 100,000 residents. The Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce is a great resource for community information and activity. As a business, explore the Chamber’s networking opportunities, events and the benefits of becoming a member. As a resident or tourist, access our Chamber Directory for information on our Chamber members’ products, services and area attractions.
Technical and Vocational
Assiniboine Community College
We combine classroom theory with hands-on learning, giving our students a comprehensive educational experience. Whether it’s building houses, running daily broadcast news shows, charting a patient, analyzing soil and water quality, developing computer networks, repairing an engine or managing a five-star restaurant, our programs are designed to connect you with industries and communities for real-world experience and networking.
Assiniboine Credit Union
ACU is a financial co-operative with over $5 billion in assets. We offer a full suite of personal and commercial banking products and services, and a team of financial and wealth advisors to help our members succeed. We have fourteen branch locations in Winnipeg, two northern branches in Thompson and Gillam, and we’re owned collectively by over 125,000 Manitobans who use our services today.
Assiniboine Community College
Assiniboine Early Learning Centre
If you are looking for child care, the Assiniboine Early Learning Centre at the Victoria Avenue East campus in Brandon is licensed for 52 children, ranging from three months to six years of age. The centre is open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. year-round. Students and staff of Assiniboine campuses in Brandon are given priority; however, space is not guaranteed.
Ataagewininiing – Gambler First Nation GFN – Treaty 2 Territory
Gambler First Nation is one of the smallest indigenous communities in Manitoba, with a total membership of 293 of Ojibway descent, the majority are non resident. We are located approximately five miles west of the village of Binscarth and 17 miles southwest of the town of Russell.
Providence University College
Athletics
Stay fit during the semester! Our fitness facility includes cardio and strength equipment, free weights, exercise balls and mats and a semi-private aerobics area. Membership to the Fitness Centre is included in your students fees so all registered students at Providence have access, however, students need to sign a Waiver and Membership Agreement Form prior to using the facilities which can be completed in the Business Office. Once those are signed, you will receive your own personal FOB that will grant you access to the Fitness Centre. For further information please contact our Director of Athletics.
Athletics and Recreation
Students attenting Booth University College get a free membership at the Duckworth Centre gym associoiated with the University of Winnipeg. Located across the street from Booth University College’s main campus building, this 6,000 square foot fitness centre has state of the art cardio equipment, weight machines, free weights, an indoor track, squash courts, racquetball courts, and handball courts. There are also intramural and evening sports options.
Aulneau Renewal Centre
We help our clients work through their challenges to discover a positive vision, so they can optimize their personal potential and growth towards renewal. It is our commitment to provide a variety of services that have unique specialties and are tailored to meet every client’s needs, regardless of their personal and/or financial situation.
Aulneau Renewal Centre Counselling
Aurora Family Therapy Centre
At Aurora Family Therapy Centre, we work collaboratively with you to address your concerns. Our therapists are compassionate and resourceful people who believe that when we can pool our resources with those of our clients, together we will find solutions. Whether you’re experiencing relationship problems, or looking for ways to grow personally and professionally, Aurora Family Therapy Centre would like to help you to reach your goals.
Aurora Family Therapy Centre Therapy Services
University of Winnipeg
Awards and Financial Aid
With 12% of the University student population declaring Indigenous ancestry, The University of Winnipeg is committed to offering a variety of Indigenous focus programs, research, scholarship opportunities and accessibility to a post-secondary institution.
University College of the North
Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships
Throughout the academic year, University College of the North (UCN) Financial Aid and Awards staff assist students by administering awards, bursaries and scholarships that have been made possible through the generosity of many individuals, businesses, corporations, associations, and service organizations.
Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba
Awasis serves communities in Northern Manitoba, including: War Lake, God’s Lake, Split Lake, Northlands, Barren Lands, Oxford House, York Landing, Fox Lake, God’s River and Shamattawa.
Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba Services
Azaadiwi-ziibiing – Poplar River First Nation – – Treaty Territory 5
Poplar River First Nation
Baaskaandibewi-ziibiing – Brokenhead Ojibway Nation – Treaty Territory 1
Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is a proud Nation that is working towards building a healthy, independent, self-sustaining, evolving community, that strives to meet the needs of its citizens by making economic development and our Ojibway identity priorities in every aspect of our planning.
Bank of Montreal
We’re proud to be fueling growth and expanding possibilities for individuals, families and businesses. More than 12 million customers count on us for personal and commercial banking, wealth management and investment services. As the 8th largest bank, by assets, in North America, we help our customers make the most of their money. In Canada, the United States and across the globe, we’ll continue to build, invest and transform to drive performance that serves the good that grows.
Bank of Montreal Indigenous Banking
BMO Bank of Montreal has 13 branches and 1 community banking outlets that provide Indigenous communities with customized solutions to meet their financial needs. We offer personalized support and special pricing for Indigenous communities. We’re committed to serving the needs of our First Nations, Inuit and Métis customers.
University of Manitoba
Bannatyne Campus
The University of Manitoba’s downtown campus is a vibrant urban community adjacent to the Health Sciences Centre. Serving our province’s future health professionals, this nine-building complex focuses on collaboration across disciplines — and trains the doctors, nurses and other health care professionals that go on to serve throughout Manitoba and beyond.
Banque Alimentaire Chez Norma
Si vos besoins alimentaires ne sont pas satisfaits, la banque alimentaire Chez Norma est là pour vous. Pour en bénéficier, c’est très simple. Vous avez juste à communiquer par courriel à [email protected] votre besoin. lundi au vendredi de 9h à 16h, samedis et dimanches de 9h à 15h30. Si vous avez besoin d’aide à long terme, vous n’avez qu’à l’indiquer dans votre courriel, nous vous aiderons à vous inscrire auprès de Moisson Winnipeg Harvest. Ce service est totalement anonyme et gratuit.
Bawingaasi-ziibing – Pauingassi First Nation – Treaty Territory 5
Pauingassi First Nation
BDC Indigenous Entrepreneur
As an Indigenous entrepreneur, you want to deal with a bank that has in-depth insight into your unique business opportunities and challenges. Services include: Indigenous Banking, Indigenous Entrepreneur Loan, and Advisory Services.
BDC Manitoba
BDC services are made available through a broad network of more than 100 business centres across Canada. To maximize BDC’s reach, smaller and more remote communities are served through offices, travelling account managers and consultants. Various locations listed on the website. Winnipeg office info listed here.
Bear Clan Patrol
Bear Clan Patrol Inc.
Bear Clan Patrol came about as a result of the ongoing need to assume our traditional responsibility to provide security to our Aboriginal community. Given that the Aboriginal population in Winnipeg is anywhere from 60,000 to 80,000, and is heavily concentrated in certain inner city neighborhoods, it was felt that the community must organize to keep the peace and to assist community members. The concept behind the patrol, then, is community people working with the community to provide personal security in the inner city in a non-threatening, non-violent and supportive way. The Patrol operates out of 584 Selkirk Ave in the North End, The Broadway Neighbourhood Centre @ 185 Young St. in West Broadway, and 485 Sherbrooke Ave in the West End.
Bear Paw Tipi
Bear Paw Teaching & Healing
Kunsi Pahan Pte San Win is an expert storyteller who intertwines lived experience with training in Social Work and Indigenous Ceremony to form a powerful, authentic and loving voice. Unkan Wanbdi Wakita is a captivating storyteller who utilizes song and lecture-style presentations to share his knowledge. Keynotes, workshops & presentations, Reconciliation & Indigenous knowledge, and other work.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Bear Paw Tipi
Our business name, BearPawTipi, is to honour Unkan Wanbdi Wakita’s own grandfather, whose name was Wa Sicuna (Bear Paw). We strive to practice integrity, honesty and kindness in all we do to honour Unkan Wa Sicuna and show gratitude to Creator for the work that has been given to us.
Behavioural Health Foundation Inc.
The Behavioural Health Foundation Inc. Is accredited by the Commission of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). It provides long-term residential programming for men, women and family units that are experiencing a variety of problems that almost always including addictions. The program is designed to offer graduated opportunities for equipping a person with the vocational, intellectual and communicative skills necessary for successful integration into society.
Behavioural Health Foundation Programs
BGC Winnipeg
Binemoodaang – Pinaymootang First Nation – Treaty 2 Territory
The Pinaymootang First Nation is situated 240 kilometers northwest of Winnipeg and about 40 kilometers north of Ashern. It is signatory to Treaty 2, signed on August 21, 1871. The reserve is designated as I.R. no. 50 with an area of 11,315 acres. The native language is Ojibway. The population is at 2812; on-reserve 1233 and off-reserve of 1579. Approximately 50% of the on-reserve population is under 20 years of age. Severe flooding in Manitoba in 2011 caused serious damage to housing and infrastructure and led to people evacuating from 18 First Nations communities. Pinaymootang First Nation was one of the First Nations affected by this flooding.
University of Manitoba
Blankstein Momentum Program
The Indigenous Student Centre is pleased to offer the Blankstein Momentum Program (Momentum) for returning Indigenous students. The program is designed to provide you with access to supports that contribute to your post-secondary persistence, overall well-being and personal success. Momentum uses a holistic approach that includes advisor meetings, access to tutors, learning workshops, group activities and cultural/spiritual care. The program runs late August to March, with a celebration wind-up in April. There is no cost to participate. *Maximum intake is 20 students per academic year and priority will be given to those who have not been a part of the program before.
University of Manitoba
Book Store
The Fort Garry Bookstore has two terminals in the textbook department where you can print a copy of your booklist; you will need your student number and password for access. Call the Textbook Centre at (204) 474-7961 to have your textbooks delivered to your home. The Bookstore has a sponsorship program that students may qualify for. A sponsor is a third-party entity that agrees to pay The University of Manitoba Bookstore for a student’s educational books and supplies. Examples of sponsors are First Nation Bands, Non-Profit organizations, Government Departments or employers.
Private Institution
Booth University College
Booth University College is committed to academic excellence, offering rigorous certificate, diploma, degree, and continuing studies programs taught to the highest standards. Our average class size ranges between 20-25 students, which allows for more in-depth teaching and learning. We’ll prepare you for your career and inspire you to go out and positively impact the world!
Bourse d’animation culturelle (Boursac)
Aussi, par l’entremise de la Bourse d’animation culturelle (Boursac), le SAC fournit les ressources humaines, financières et techniques nécessaires à la mise sur pied de projets culturels passionnants. Faites demande d’appui aujourd’hui en remplissant le formulaire de demande du Fonds animation culturelle!
Bourses et aide financière
Nous offrons ainsi un programme compréhensif de bourses d’entrée et de bourses de mérite et d’excellence, en plus de bourses sportives et de bourses de besoin financier.
Bourses pour étudiants autochtones
Bourse Louis-Riel , Manitoba Association of School Superintendents, Bourse « Voler plus haut » , Bourse de la Manitoba Teachers’ Society – Métis , Bourse AEUSB pour les étudiants Premières nations, Métis et Inuits , & Bourse d’excellence Neil-Gaudry.
Private Institution
Brandon Flying Club
At the Brandon Flying Club we can provide quality flight instruction, a comfortable learning environment, and affordable living!
Brandon Flying Club Info
Brandon Friendship Centre (BFC) Inc
We are an urban Indigenous service delivery agency. We exist to administer and implement programs to meet the needs of people, either migrating to cities or living in them. One way to describe a centre is to compare it to a bridge. It attempts to bridge a gap between two cultures, between a non-urban and an urban one.
Brandon Friendship Centre (BFC) Inc
Brandon Friendship Centre Programs
We serve as a meeting place for anyone wanting a place to relax and have coffee during the day, Programs include: Adult Upgrading, Aboriginal Healing & Wellness, Gakina Abinoojiiyag – Youth Reconnect, Brandon Aboriginal Youth Activity Centre (BAYAC), Brandon Access/Exchange Service (B.A.E.S), Brandon Friendship Housing Authority, Brandon Bear Clan Patrol, Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program, Community Liaison Program, Cultural Programs, In a Good Way, Kokum’s Early Enrichment Program (KEEP), Kokum’s Early Enrichment Program 2 (KEEP 2), Little Teaching Lodge Head Start Program, Portage Aboriginal Head Start Program, Project Hope Transitional Housing, Stepping Out on Saturdays, BFC & MB Housing, Healing the Family Within , and BFC Tutor Program.
University
Brandon University
Brandon University offers a wide range of degree programs including Arts, Education, Music, Health Studies, and Science.
Brandon University Bookstore
Textbooks, Clothing & Accessories, Gifts & Collectibles, Electronics, School Supplies, Graduation, Dorm & Home, Books, music & games, Gift Cards, and Sales & Clearance.
Brandon University
Brandon University Health and Dental
In 2008, Brandon University students voted overwhelmingly in favour of creating a Health and Dental Plan for students who do not have coverage otherwise.
Brandon University Indigenous Peoples’ Centre (IPC)
The IPC is here to serve the heart and mind by providing culturally sensitive services to First Nation, Metis and Inuit students, and by promoting cross–cultural understanding on campus. Our centre becomes a home away from home for students. Here you will find a lounging area of couches to relax on between classes and to engage in supportive conversation with fellow students. We offer free soup for everyone to meet and have a meal together. Most importantly, we offer you a family and friendships that will last you a lifetime. We learn through gathering that even though we may lead different lives, we are the same. The IPC offers the following supports: Transition Supports, Academic Supports, Cultural/ Spiritual Supports and Personal and Social Supports.
University of Manitoba
Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre
The Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre is a hands-on interpretive centre that allows children of all ages explore the ways food is grown, raised, and made in Canada.
BU Early Learning Centre
As a BU student, you may also be in need of daycare services for your child or children. Located at 303, 21st Street (close to campus), the BU Early Learning Centre is open from 7:45 am to 5:30 pm for children between the ages of 21 months and 8 years old. For more information on registration, fees, and the program, visit the Centre or call (204) 725-0968 or email for information. Sign up for daycare as soon as possible; this step should not be delayed due to daycare waitlist shortages. While there is on-campus daycare, spots fill up very quickly.
Buanderie et Douche
Si vous avez besoin de prendre une douche ou utiliser une buanderie gratuitement, vous pouvez vous rendre à Teen Stop Jeunesse, située au 533, chemin Sainte-Anne. Composez le 204 – 254 – 1618. Pour un service de buanderie payant tout en utilisant des coupons-rabais dans The Lance, vous pouvez vous rendre au Marion Plaza Laundry Centre, situé au 280, rue Marion. Composez le 204 – 237 – 8721.
Bunibonibee Cree Nation – Oxford House – Treaty 5 Territory
Bunibonibee Cree Nation (Oxford House) is located along the eastern shoreline of Oxford Lake at the mouth of the Hayes River and is approximately 950 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg. The reserve is located on a ridge of land between Oxford Lake to the west and Back Lake to the east. The First Nation has an outstanding treaty land entitlement. The First Nation is signatory to the 1909 adhesion to Treaty 5.
Bureau de Logement
Situées en plein cœur du campus UniverCité, les résidences de l’USB sont à quelques minutes de marche des locaux universitaires, mais aussi, de restaurants, de boutiques, ainsi que de centres d’activités et d’épiceries du chaleureux quartier francophone de Winnipeg. Vivre en résidence permet un enrichissement de la vie étudiante, et c’est grâce au programme de résidence que vous y ferez des rencontres marquantes tout en apprenant à partager des espaces communs, fortifiant ainsi les valeurs de respect et d’ouverture.
Bursary search tool
Use the Indigenous Bursaries Search Tool to search 688 bursaries, scholarships and incentives across Canada, offered by governments, universities and colleges, private and public companies, individual Canadians, organizations and others aimed at Indigenous students.
Private Institution
CAHRD
The Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development Inc. The mission of CAHRD is “To relieve and prevent unemployment among Aboriginal people in Winnipeg, and help them to achieve self-sufficiency by providing education and training, employment services, and support programs, such as counselling, daycare, and housing; and to do all such things ancillary and incidental to the attainment of the above purpose.”
Caisse Financial Group
Caisse Financial Group is a bilingual financial institution offering financial products and services for every phase of life. Caisse has no fee accounts for students and financial skill workshops.
Caisse Groupe Financier
Camps
We believe camp is like no other childhood experience…and one that every child deserves to take part in. Our camps combine fun, friendships, physical activity and personal growth to create memories that last a lifetime. At the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg we offer day camps during Spring Break and Winter Holiday weeks as well as throughout the summer months. Speaking of summer! We have the ultimate overnight camp experience in beautiful Lake of the Woods, Ontario at Camp Stephens where children, teens & families have the opportunity for outdoor adventure. Whether you’re looking to discover new activities, find new talents, or connect with nature, you’ll make friendships and memories that last a lifetime. For Day Camps, please contact your local branch.
University of Manitoba
Campus Children’s Centre Inc.
Quality child care and family-friendly policies are indispensable to our student, staff and faculty parents. We are committed to providing services and supports that help our students and staff with children thrive, including on-campus child care, change tables, breastfeeding-friendly spaces and more.
Campus Life and Activities
Our campus community is diverse. We have students, staff and faculty from all over the world, representing different cultures and faith backgrounds, but we all learn, grow, and worship together! It’s a vibrant community in which to participate and we have numerous ways for you to do that. Our students organize frequent events, such as games nights and bonfires. All students are invited to start the year together at the Welcome Week events in September. The Missio Dei mission’s conference in the winter semester underlines the global nature of Christianity here on campus. The Campus Activities listed on this page include Athletics and recreation, Performing Arts, spiritual Life Activities and Student Leadership.
Brandon University
Campus Medical Clinic Services
Brandon students can pre-book or take advantage of walk-in primary health care appointments with Nurse Practitioner. The clinic operates on an alternating weekly basis between Assiniboine and Brandon University. All students can book and attend the clinic on either campus. Virtual appointments are available upon request and take place through Microsoft Teams or by phone. When booking an appointment students must physically be located in Manitoba and need to provide their name, student number, phone number and email address.
Canada Suicide Prevention Service
Canada Suicide Prevention Service – Hotline 1-833-456-4566
If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, the Canada Suicide Prevention Service is available 24/7 for voice and 4pm to 12am ET for text. Asking for help can be hard. That’s why we offer a safe place to talk – any time, in your own way. If you are having thoughts of suicide, you don’t have to face them alone. We are available if you need a safe and judgement free place to talk. Our responders are here to listen to you, support you, and keep you safe. Call 24/7 1-833-456-4566 or text 45645 from 4pm-midnight Eastern Standard Time.
Canadian Banker’s Association
Banks in Canada recognize their responsibility to foster a more inclusive and sustainable future for Indigenous individuals, businesses and communities. These commitments reflect the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s call to action for corporate Canada on building respectful relationships, contributing to employment and supporting economic empowerment. Banks do this by providing banking, borrowing and investment services for Indigenous businesses, governments and families. Beyond providing those essential financial services, banks understand the importance of attracting and retaining Indigenous employees, investing in Indigenous education and financial literacy and taking an active role in community development.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion
Our mission is to help those we work with be inclusive, free of prejudice and discrimination – and to generate the awareness, dialogue and action for people to recognize diversity as an asset and not an obstacle.
Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB)
Our mission is to foster sustainable business relations between First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and Canadian Business.
Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) Programs
University
Canadian Mennonite University
CMU offers comprehensive university education within a dynamic and diverse Christian community. Exemplary academic studies across the arts and sciences are distinguished by interdisciplinary interaction, experiential learning, and mentoring relationships between students and faculty. At CMU ‘service, leadership and reconciliation’ are personal and communal learning outcomes that are encountered within academic, personal and interpersonal, theological, artistic, physical, and environmental contexts. Education involves “building understandings” in ways that are about relationships as much as knowledge, for the sake of enabling us to see, engage, and share in a world that is as wondrous as it is strained, and that ever calls for our best care and innovative capacities.
Canadian Mental Health Association
CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg offers a variety of services. Our services are informed by CMHA’s Framework for Support and the recovery model as basis for working with people with mental health illnesses and challenges. CMHA recognizes the negative impact of stigma and offer community and workplace educational workshops, mental health promotion initiatives, and stigma awareness programs.
Canadian Mental Health Association Services
Foundation of Reconciliation
Cando
Cando is a national Indigenous organization involved in community economic development. We build capacity which strengthens Indigenous economies by providing programs and services to Economic Development Officers.
Cando
Cando – Youth & Post Secondary Initiatives
Cando has information sessions for students and student advisors on the following topics:Netmaker Coaching,Economic Development Youth Summit, Youth Connect, NIEEF + CIBC / NIEEF Scholarships, Cando Conference National Youth Panel, and TAED application process & Cando Accredited Institutions.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)
Career Development Services
Career Development Services is pleased to continue offering 1-on-1 career help via email, telephone, skype and zoom. What can we help you with? Resume and Cover letter review, Interview preparation, Job Search, and Career Exploration.
University of Manitoba
Career Services (UofM)
Job Boards for University of Manitoba Students, Government Student Job Programs, Government Job Posting Boards and more. Meet with a career consultant. Talking to someone about who you are and what you want out of your life can help to clarify what comes next in your career journey. Career consultants help you figure out your future—by helping you connect your interests to occupations, determine the degree path that suits your unique occupational goals, make informed career choices, find experiential learning opportunities, or build excellent job search strategies.
University of Winnipeg
Career Services (UofW)
Career Services offers a wide range of supports to students and recent graduates of The University of Winnipeg, including assistance with career planning and job search strategies. If you are an alumni, you are still eligible to receive the supports we provide. This can include resume and cover letter review, interview preparation, career exploration or networking.
Career Trek
Career Trek supports young people in Manitoba. We partner with schools, post-secondary institutions, and local communities to deliver career education. This assures that participants get real-world, hands-on learning and experience.
Career Trek Programs
University of Manitoba
Case Management
Our team in the Case Management Office cares about your health, safety and emotional and physical well-being. We understand that it can be hard to find the right resources when you are facing a crisis or emergency in your life. We are your connection to emergency crisis support at UM. Everything you tell us is completely confidential and we will use the information you give us to connect you with support on and off campus. The University of Manitoba is committed to supporting those who have experienced sexual assault by providing information, referral to counselling and medical care and appropriate accommodations. If you are facing addiction or mental health issues, we can point you in the direction of resources that can help you on and off campus. If you are being stalked, harassed, or if you feel unsafe in your residence, we can help. We work closely with Student Advocacy and can help you if you are worried about your academic career. If you are struggling with challenging personal or health circumstances, we can connect you with a counsellor, a doctor, a support group, housing and financial aid.
Government of Canada
CBC
CBC/Radio-Canada is Canada’s national public broadcaster. Through our mandate to inform, enlighten and entertain, we play a central role in strengthening Canadian culture. As Canada’s trusted news source, we offer a uniquely Canadian perspective on news, current affairs and world affairs. Our distinctively homegrown entertainment programming draws audiences from across the country. Deeply rooted in communities, CBC/Radio-Canada offers diverse content in English, French and eight Indigenous languages: Cree, Dehcho Dene Yati, Dëne Sųłıné (Chipewyan), Gwich’in, Inuktitut, Inuvialuktun, Sahtu Got’ine Godi, and Tłı̨chǫ (Tlicho). We also deliver content in Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Punjabi and Tagalog, as well as both official languages, through Radio Canada International (RCI). We are leading the transformation to meet the needs of Canadians in a digital world.
Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion
CCDI
Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion
Private Institution
CDI College
As one of Canada’s premier career-training providers for the past 50 years, we offer solid, market-driven programs that focus on helping our students develop the skills that are in demand by the leading employers in art and design, business, dental, early childhood education, healthcare, legal, and technology. Our students enter the workforce quickly, and many land jobs before they graduate. At CDI College, our Financial Advisors are able to help you find the best way to finance your education.
CDI College Manitoba
If you’re looking to study in Winnipeg, CDI College is the perfect choice. With dozens of programs to choose from, and an experienced team to help you achieve your goals, you’ll find success in your new career.
Anish Corporation
Cedar Lake Ranch
Cedar Lake Ranch only 40 minutes east of Winnipeg, nestled on 98 acres of treed land, with an abundance of mother nature surrounding the property. This could be the perfect meeting place your organization is looking for to hold workshops, staff meetings, emergency preparedness drills, outdoor survival training, team building exercises, or a group camping trip. Receive traditional teachings in one of our 22′ teepees or Traditional Teachings Lodge! Cedar Lake Ranch is a great place to bring youth, families and staff away from the busy life of urban life, to be with Mother Earth, to hear the wind run through the trees leaving you in a state of tranquility, calmness and peacefulness. Cultural Teachings & Ceremonies are scheduled throughout the year as public events. Personal requests will be considered on a case by case basis and will depend on Elder/Spiritual Caregiver/Knowledge Keeper/Facilitator availability.
Centennial Community Improvement Association
The Centennial Community Improvement Association (CCIA) is a non-profit organization of people from the Centennial community. We are dedicated to creating a safe, healthy and vibrant community for everyone who visits, lives in or works in the area. We are an inclusive association, desiring all people to participate in the renewal of the neighbourhood. We take pride in our accomplishments and are proud to say we are a resident driven organization.
Centennial Community Improvement Association
Centennial Community Improvement Association Partners and Opportunities
Central Regional Office (Morden)
Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes, Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.
University
Centre D’apprentissage et de garde d’enfants de Saint-Boniface
Notre programme d’apprentissage et de garde se base sur un curriculum émergent qui relève des intérêts, des besoins et du développement des enfants. Nous croyons que les enfants apprennent mieux lorsqu’ils participent activement à une grande variété d’activités ludiques qui permettent leur exploration et leur pensée créative.
Centre étudiant Étienne‑Gaboury
Lumineux, moderne et d’agréable dimension, le Centre étudiant Étienne‑Gaboury est l’endroit idéal pour grignoter, se divertir et rencontrer des amis. On y trouve de tout : une cafétéria, un coin café Internet, des tables de jeu, la radio universitaire CBAU et même une scène de spectacle. Le Centre étudiant Étienne-Gaboury permet de participer à une panoplie d’activités et de s’investir dans la vie culturelle de l’Université. Venez vous joindre à nous “là où ça se passe!”
Canadian Mennonite University
Centre for Career and Vocation
The Centre for Career and Vocation is an initiative funded by NetVUE that brings together three areas: Career development and vocational discernment—we support students with everything from career exploration to career resources to work search strategy and document preparation, Practicum/ Work-integrated learning—we are the only school in Canada that includes a work-integrated learning placement for all undergraduates to build bridges between what they’re learning inside and outside the classroom, and build their network while they’re at it, Vocation-centred advising and curriculum—we support faculty and staff to build vocational discernment explicitly into their teaching and advising practices, and to provide additional advising to students.
University College of the North
Centre for Career and Work-Integrated Learning
Work integrated learning is an important part of some of our programs.
Private Institution
Centre for Christian Studies
The Centre for Christian Studies (CCS), located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has been training women and men for ministry since 1892. Its roots are in the Deaconess training schools of the Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and later United Churches. Students on a path toward diaconal ministry – a ministry of compassion and justice-seeking grounded in the example of Jesus who “did not come to be served, but to serve” (Mark 10:45) – appreciate CCS’s values of community, diversity, creativity, and right relationships.
Centre for Christian Studies Candidacy
Chan Kagha Otina Dakhóta Oyáte – Birdtail Sioux Dakota Nation
Birdtail Sioux Dakhóta Oyáte (Dakota Nation) is a modern and progressive First Nation located approximately 50 km north of Virden, Manitoba and has a population of about 500 people on approximately 7,128 acres (28.85 km2) of land. It is bordered by the Rural Municipality of Miniota and the Rural Municipality of Archie.
Chanupa Wakpa Dakhóta Oyáte – Canupawakpa First Nation
With a population of over 300 people, Canupawakpa Dakota Nation is located in southwestern Manitoba, Canada. Located along the #83 highway, Canupawakpa Dakota Nation has a gaming centre with VLT’s and some convenience items. The communities Band Office is located centrally between the Health Services building and the Gaming Centre.
Chemawawin Cree Nation – Easterville – Treaty 5 Territory
Chemawawin Cree Nation (CCN) is located next to Easterville, Manitoba, approximately 440 Kilometers North of Winnipeg on highway 60.
Child and Family All Nations Coordinated Response Network (ANCR)
ANCR is generally the first point of contact with the Child and Family Services system. ANCR seeks to bridge the gap and provide support and services to families and children to ensure the safety of children. ANCR is accessible round-the-clock to handle emergency and non-emergency calls. Programs and Services: After Hours Program, Intake Screening Program, Intake Screening Program, Intake Assment Program, Abuse Investigation Program, Early Intervention Program
Child and Youth Programs
Red River College Polytechnic
Child Care
Daycare. Every child is a unique individual with rights for love, respect and quality care. We offer a play-based program where children choose from experiences that support physical, social, emotional and intellectual growth. Children are active learners, so every attempt is made to have them learn through decision-making and problem solving.
Child Care Online
Use the licensed child care search to find and view the licensed for centre and home providers in Manitoba.
Child Day Care Branch – Early Child Care Program
Provides subsidies for families in need of day care for education, employment or seeking employment, medical needs, and special social needs. They can provide you with a list of licensed day cares in your area after which it is up to you to apply to the day care of choice and to apply for a subsidy. Most day cares in Winnipeg have long waiting lists so it is a good idea to start your search for a quality day care as soon as possible and to place your child on as many waiting lists as possible. Subsidy is based on family income and in many cases will cover all costs. However, many day cares charge $2.40 per day, per child in addition to the subsidy and this additional amount is your responsibility to pay
Child Tax Benefit
Childcare
At the Y, we’ve never met a kid whose potential we couldn’t see. It’s our belief in developing a child’s potential that has led us to our position today as Manitoba’s largest provider of childcare services. Our childcare programs focus on helping children develop seven core values: respect, responsibility, inclusiveness, caring, health, honesty and equality. We believe that it’s crucial for children to be active. Our childcare centres incorporate physical activities into our programming, including: outdoor activities, gym time and a swimming program for the preschool children.
Children of the Earth High Schoo Registration
Children of the Earth High School
The Winnipeg School Division, Children of the Earth High School staff, students, parents, and community collaborate and consult as a team. We are committed to providing culturally-based quality education in an environment that will afford students the opportunity to develop the necessary skills, attitudes, and social behaviours that will help them meet the challenges of life.
CHN College
A rewarding career is more than just a good salary. It is a position that allows you to make a positive impact on individuals and the world. A health care career offers this and much more. If you are interested in health care training, we provide it at CHN College of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
CHN College Admissions
Christmas Cheer Board
The Christmas Cheer Board is a Canadian registered charitable organization providing approximately 17,500 Christmas hampers annually. Hamper recipients come from all areas of Winnipeg and reflect diverse social and economic backgrounds as do the thousands of volunteers that donate invaluable resources and time to help support the Cheer Board. Community minded families, individuals, community groups, and businesses raise funds, donate food, toys, money, and time. Thousands sponsor individual families through the Feed-a-Family Program and countless knitters provide hats and mitts to include in gifts for children.
Christmas Cheer Board – How to Apply
CIBC
At CIBC, we are in business to help our clients, employees and shareholders achieve what is important to them. Our ability to create value for all CIBC stakeholders is driven by a business culture based on common values: Trust, Teamwork and Accountability.
CIBC – Indigenous Banking
CIBC is dedicated to providing financial services to First Nations, Inuit and Métis in Canada. Our experienced frontline staff and Indigenous Banking Team will work with you and your community to bring you services and solutions that meet your changing and diverse needs. We have worked closely with Indigenous communities to deliver products and services that help Indigenous Peoples, communities and businesses succeed. We are experienced in meeting the banking needs of Indigenous clients and have a team of experts ready to help you find smart solutions to meet your financial goals. As well, CIBC’s accessible banking services include on-reserve CIBC Banking Centres. CIBC provides scholarship support to Indigenous students enrolled at many univerisities, including University of Manitoba.
Circle of Life Thunderbird House
Foundation of Reconciliation
Circles for Reconciliation
The aim of Circles for Reconciliation is to establish trusting, meaningful relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples as part of the 94 Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The means to achieve this is the creation of small gatherings of an equal number of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in discussion circles.
Circles for Reconciliation
Circles for Reconciliation Inc.
Circling Buffalo Inc.
Circling Buffalo Inc. Manitoba First Nations Family Violence Prevention. Circling Buffalo Inc. aims to empower our communities to build upon their strengths, communicate and network effectively, and provide prevention services through holistic, community-driven programming.
Circling Buffalo Services Stream 1 – Improving the Quality of Life
Project Goals: Provide optimal services of mental health crisis intervention to First Nations and First Nation shelters. Create awareness and knowledge of the services available through Circling Buffalo Inc. Improve the quality of life for those suffering from mental health concerns or episodes of mental health concerns with the use of crisis intervention stabilization. Work with First Nation shelters and First Nations to bridge the gap between clients in crisis and access to services of MHT.
Circling Buffalo Services Stream 2 – Healthy Relationships for Youth
In partnership with Health Canada, Circling Buffalo Inc. has been working on the Stream 2 – Healthy Relationships for Youth project which focuses on promoting healthy relationships among First Nations children and youth.
Municipal
City of Winnipeg
The official website of the City of Winnipeg. For information on City of Winnipeg please visit their website or call 311. Many City of Winnipeg services are listed under Social Services.
Clean Ventures
Clean Ventures’ staff is specially trained for construction cleans and comprehensive custodial work. Through our vocational rehabilitation program at Manitoba Possible, formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities, we noticed our job-ready candidates still have trouble finding gainful employment. So we decided to take matters into our own hands. Now, Clean Ventures is a profitable social enterprise that provides meaningful work to people who face barriers to employment, with a business model that helps us pave the way for a more inclusive society.
Clear Sky Connections
Since 2009, the Manitoba First Nations Technology Council, today, CSC Board Of Directors continues to support the strategic planning in building a fibre network connecting Manitoba First Nation communities.
Clear Sky Connections
Clear Sky Connections (CSC)
We are on a mission to demonstrate remarkable leadership skills, empower our Indigenous people and build positive relationships to further the vision of building a stable network in our communities a reality.
Foundation of Reconciliation
CME & Manitoba Start Partnership
The need for diversity and inclusion training is supported by the numbers. Labour and skills shortages are the most pressing challenges facing manufacturers today. More than 85 per cent of manufacturers struggle to fill vacancies. Access to a large, high-quality workforce is critical to manufacturing success. It boosts output, productivity and profitability. It also drives innovation and is vital to taking the fullest advantage of new technologies and production methods. With immigration high on the Provincial government’s agenda, professional, highly talented and skilled newcomers will continue to be an important source for your future staffing initiatives. Manufacturers of all sizes are encouraged to join CME and Manitoba Start for a series of four Diversity and Intercultural Training modules for management and frontline staff to meet workplace needs and support organizations in building cultural competence.
CMHA
CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg offers a variety of services. Our services are informed by CMHA’s Framework for Support and the recovery model as basis for working with people with mental health illnesses and challenges. CMHA recognizes the negative impact of stigma and offer community and workplace educational workshops, mental health promotion initiatives, and stigma awareness programs.
Technical and Vocational
Co-op Work Placements
Work-integrated Learning and co-operative work placements are an integral part of certain programs and where expenses are involved they are the responsibility of the student. These costs are not covered by the tuition fee. Expenses will vary depending on where the individual student takes their field training. We believe that co-op work placements are one of the most influential opportunities that a student can participate in. Co-op students are trained in cover letters, resumés and interviews to provide employers with professional recruitment experience. Student success advisors are available at all campuses. Meet a Student Success Advisor to discuss your academic and career plans and to get the information to make the transition to college. Student Success Advisors provide information about college programs and courses, the admissions process, financial assistance, housing, daycare, and more. Student success advisors are available at all campuses. Meet a Student Success Advisor to discuss your academic and career plans and to get the information to make the transition to college. Student Success Advisors provide information about college programs and courses, the admissions process, financial assistance, housing, daycare, and more.
CODE Collaborative
An advisory body of 32 community leaders, diversity and inclusion practitioners, individuals with lived experience and allied stakeholders, providing strategic oversight and guidance to CODE in designing and delivering CODE information and programming.
Common Word Bookstore & Resource Centre
We are: A retailer of Christian materials, A congregational resource centre, and A university bookstore. Offering resources to buy, borrow or access online.
Private Institution
Commonwealth College
Commonwealth College offers career training in Winnipeg and we have students from all over the world. Programs offered at Commonwealth College are Ministry approved and ensure focussed learning. Our faculty consists of highly experienced industry-trained tutors. If you need help in picking the right path for you, Commonwealth College’s Career Service team and Admissions Counsellors can help you find the right program and right career by carefully assessing your experience and qualifications.
Commonwealth College Admissions
Communities 4 Families
Communities 4 Families (C4F) is a partnership of organizations, agencies and community members that work together to support families living in downtown Winnipeg. C4F is funded by Healthy Child Manitoba. Our members work across departments and sectors to facilitate a community development approach for the well being of Manitoba’s children, families and communities. Communities 4 Families believes in supporting healthy and active families, focusing especially on the preschool years.
University of Manitoba
Community Events
Whether you’re a student, alumnus, faculty or staff member, donor, retiree, neighbour, Bisons fan, music lover or one-time visitor, you’re part of our community. Let’s stay connected.
Community Financial Counselling Service
Community Financial Counselling Services
Community Financial Counselling Services, Inc. (CFCS) is a non-profit, United Way member agency. We are a credit counselling agency that can help you get a handle on your debt with a plan that works for you. They handle taxes and benefits, debt solutions, gambling help and offer education on budgeting and financial literacy.
Community Futures
Community Futures Manitoba Inc. (CFM) is an association representing 16 Community Future organizations (CFs) established throughout rural and northern Manitoba. The Community Futures Manitoba Board of Directors is comprised of one representative from each of these organizations. Community Futures operates across rural and Northern Canada as a grassroots-driven program created to strengthen rural economies by enabling entrepreneurship and assisting in community economic development. There are 16 Community Futures organizations (CFs) established throughout rural and northern Manitoba. The goal of each CF is to assist the communities in their region to develop their economic potential.
Community Futures Cedar Lake
Cedar Lake regions: Baden, Barrows, Bellsite, Big Eddy, Birch River, Carrot Valley, Chemawawin Cree, Cormorant, Dawson Bay, Easterville, Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids First Nation, Kelsey (Excluding Cranberry Portage), Lenswood, Mafeking, Moose Lake, Mosakahiken Cree Nation, Mountain, National Mills, Novra, Opaskwayak Cree Nation, Overflowing River, Pelican Rapids, Powell, Ralls Island, Red Deer Lake, Sapotaweyak Cree Nation, The Pas, Umperville, Wanless, Westgate, Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, and Youngs Point.
Community Futures Dakota Ojibway
Dakota Ojibway regions: Birdtail Sioux First Nation, Canupawakpa Dakota Nation, Dakota Plains Wahpeton Nation, Long Plain First Nation, Roseau River First Nation, Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, Swan Lake First Nation, and Waywayseecappo First Nation.
Community Futures East Interlake
East Interlake regions: Arborg, Argyle, Armstong, Arnes, Balmoral, Bifrost, Broad Valley, Camp Morton, Chatfield, Dallas, Dunnottar(Matlock,Whytewold,Ponemah), Erinview, Fisher, Fisher Branch, Fisher Rive, Fraserwood, Gimli, Grindstone Point, Gunton, Harwill, Hecla Island, Hnausa, Hodgson, Inwood, Jackhead, Komarno, Malonton, Matheson Island, Matlock (Dunnottar), Meleb, Morweena, Narcisse, Peguis, Pine Dock, Ponemah (Dunnottar), Poplarfield, Red Rose, Rembrandt, Riverton, Rockwood, Rosser, Sandridge, Sandy Hook, Shorncliffe, Silver, Stonewall, Stony Mountain, Sylvan, Teulon, Whytewold (Dunnottar), Winnipeg Beach, and Zbaraz.
Community Futures Greenstone
Greenstone regions: Bakers Narrows, Channing, Flin Flon, Cranberry Portage, Sherridon, and Snow Lake.
Community Futures Heartland
Heartland regions: Alonsa, Altamont, Amaranth, Arden, Austin, Bacon Ridge, Bagot, Blumenfeld, Cardinal, Carman, Cypress River, Darlingford, Deerwood, Dufferin, Elm Creek, Gladstone, Glenella, Graysville, Grey, Haskett, Haywood, Hochfeld/Reinland, Holland, Kaleida, Katrime, Kinosota, Lakeland, Lakeview, Langruth, Lansdowne, LaRiviere, Lavenham, Lorne, MacGregor, Manitou, Miami, Morden, North Norfolk, Notre Dame de Lourdes, Osterwick, Pembina, Plumas, Portage la Prairie, Rathwell, Roland,, Rosebank, Roseisle, Rossendale, Schanzenfeld, Sidney, Silver Ridge, Snowflake, Somerset, South Norfolk, St. Claude, St. Leon, St. Lupicin, Stanley, Swan Lake, Tenby, Thompson, Thornhill, Treherne, Waldersee, Westbourne, Windygates, Winkler, and Woodside.
Community Futures Kitayan
Kitayan regions: Garden Hill, God’s Lake Narrows, Gods River (Manto Sipi Cree Nation), Island Lake, Oxford House, Red Sucker Lake, Shamattawa, St. Theresa Point, and Wasagamack.
Community Futures North Central Development
North Central Development regions: Churchill, Incorporated Community of Cross Lake, Cross Lake First Nation, Fox Lake, Gillam, Ilford, Nelson House Community, Nelson House First Nation, Norway House Community, Norway House Cree Nation, Pikwitonei, Split Lake, Thicket Portage, Thompson, Wabowden, War Lake, and York Landing.
Community Futures North Red
North Red regions: City of Selkirk, RM of St. Andrews, RM of St. Clements, RM of East St. Paul, and RM of West St. Paul.
Community Futures Northwest
Northwest regions: Barren Lands, Brochet, Charles, Drybrough, Fox Mine, Granville Lake, Heaman, Herriot, Highrock, Hone, Kinoosao, Leaf Rapids, Lynn Lake, Marcel Colomb, Mathis Colomb, McVeigh, North Lands, O-pipon-Na-Piwin, Pawistik, Rafter, Ruddock, Sayisi Dene and South Indian Lake.
Community Futures Parkland
Parkland regions: Angusville, Ashville, Benito, Bield, Binscarth, Birdtail, Boggy Creek, Boulton, Bowsman, Camperville, Cayer, Cowan, Crane River, Dauphin, Deepdale, Dropmore, Duck Bay, Duck River, Durban, Ebb & Flow, Eddystone, Ethelbert, Fishing River, Fork River, Gambler, Garland, Gilbert Plains, Grandview, Harrowby, HillsburgInglis, Kelwood, Kenville, Laurier, Lawrence, Makaroff, Makinak, Mallard, McCreary, Meadow Portage, Millwood, Minitonas, Mossey River, Mountain, Norgate, Ochre River, Olha, Onanole, Park North, Park South, Pine Creek, Pine River, Pulp River, Renwer, Roblin, Rock Ridge, Rorketon, Rossburn, Russell, San Clara, Sclater, Shell River, Shellmouth, Shellmouth-Boulton, Shergrove, Shortdale, Sifton, Silver Creek, Silverton, Skownan, Spence Lake, Ste. Amelie, Ste. Rose, Ste. Rose du Lac, Swan River, Takipy, Toutes Aides, Trembowla, Tummel, Ukraina, Valley River, Venlaw, Vista, Wasagaming, Waterhen,Waywayseecappo, and Winnipegosis.
Community Futures Southeast
Southeast regions: Berens River First Nation, Black River First Nation, Bloodvein First Nation, Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Buffalo Point First Nation, Hollow Water First Nation, Little Grand Rapids First Nation, Pauingassi First Nation, and Poplar River First Nation.
Community Futures Triple R
Triple R regions: Altona, Arnaud, Aubigny, Badger, Blumenort, Brunkild, Caliento, Carey, Carlowrie, Carrick, De Salaberry, Domain, Dominion City, Dufrost, Emerson, Franklin, Friedensfeld, Gardenton, Glenlea, Grande Pointe, Green Ridge, Gretna, Grunthal, Halbstadt, Hanover, Horndean, Ile des Chenes, Kane, Kleefeld, La Rochelle, La Salle, Letellier, Lorette, Lowe Farm, La Broquerie, Macdonald, McTavish, Menisino, Middlebro, Mitchell, Montcalm, Morris, Neubergthal, New Bothwell, Niverville, Oak Bluff, Osborne, Otterburne, Pansy, Piney, Plum Coulee, Randolph, Rhineland, Ridgeville, Ritchot, Riverside, Rosa, Roseau River, Rosenfeld, Rosenort, Rosetown, Sandilands, Sanford, Sarto, Sommerfeld, South Junction, Sperling, Sprague, Steinbach, St. Adolphe, St. Jean Baptiste, St. Joseph, St. Malo, St. Pierre-Jolys, Ste Anne, Starbuck, Ste. Agathe, Ste. Elizabeth, Stuartburn, Sundown, Tache, Tolstoi, Tourand, Vassar, Vita, Wampum, and Woodridge.
Community Futures West Interlake
West Interlake regions: Ashern, Camper, Clarkleigh, Coldwell, Dauphin River, Deerhorn, Eriksdale, Fairford, Faulkner, Grahamdale, Gypsumville, Hilbre, Lake Francis, Lake Manitoba, Lake St. Martin, Little Saskatchewan, Lundar, Marquette, Moosehorn, Mulvihill, Oak Point, Oakview, Spearhill, St. Laurent, St. Martin, St. Martin Junction, Steep Rock, The Narrows, Vogar, Warren, and Woodlands.
Community Futures Westman
Westman regions: Albert, Alexander, Archie, Argyle, Arrow River, Arthur, Baldur, Basswood, Belmont, Beresford, Bethany, Beulah, Birnie, Birtle, Blanshard, Boissevain, Bradwardine, Brandon, Brenda, Brookdale, Broomhill, Cameron, Carberry, Cardale, Carroll, Cartwright, Chater, Clanwilliam, Clearwater, Cornwallis, Coulter, Cromer, Crystal City, Dalny, Daly, Dand, Decker, Deleau, Deloraine, Douglas, Dunrea, Ebor, Edward, Elgin, Elkhorn, Ellice, Elphinstone, Elton, Elva, Erickson, Fairfax, Forrest Station, Foxwarren, Franklin, Glenboro, Glenora, Glenwood, Goodlands, Grandall, Grande Clairiere, Griswold, Hallboro, Hamiota, Harding, Hargrave, Harrison, Hartney, Holmfield, Isabella, Justice, Keeseekoowenin, Kelloe, Kemnay, Kenton, Killarney, Kirkella, Langford, Lauder, Lavinia, Lena, Lenore, Louise,Lyleton, Manson, Margaret, Mariapolis, Mather, McAuley, McConnell, Medora, Melita, Menzie, Miniota, Minnedosa, Minto, Moore Park, Morton, Mountain Road, Napinka, Neelin, Neepawa, Nesbitt, Newdale, Ninette, Ninga, North Cypress, Oak Lake, Oak River, Oakburn, Oakland, Oakner, Odanah, Pierson, Pilot Mound, Pipestone, Polonia, Purves, Rackham, Rapid City, Regent, Reston, Rivers, Riverside, Roblin, Rolling River, Rosedale, Rounthwaite, Sandy Lake, Saskatchewan, Scarth, Shilo, Shoal Lake, Sifton, Sinclair, Solsgirth, Souris, South Cypress, Sprucewoods, St. Lazare, Stockton, Strathclair, Strathcona, Tilston, Treesbank, Turtle Mountain, Underhill, Virden, Wakopa, Wallace, Waskada, Wawanesa, and Wellwood.
Community Futures White Horse Plains
White Horse Plains regions: Cartier, Dacotah, Delta Beach, Edwin, Elie, Headingley, High Bluff, Macdonald, Newton, Oakland, Oakville, Poplar Point, Portage La Prairie, Southport, Springstein, St. Ambroise, St. Eustache, and St. Francois Xavier.
Community Futures Winnipeg River
Winnipeg River regions: RM of Alexander, RM of Brokenhead , Town of Beausejour, RM of Lac du Bonnet, Town of Lac du Bonnet, Local Government District of Pinawa, Town of Powerview-Pine Falls, RM of Reynolds, RM of Springfield, RM of Victoria Beach, RM of Whitemouth, Sagkeeng First Nation , Community of Seymourville, Community of Manigotagan , Community of Bissett, Nopiming Provincial Park, and Whiteshell Provincial Park.
Community Health Offices
Community Area Teams provide services related to: Healthy Parenting and Early Childhood Development, Healthy Children and Youth, Nutrition Promotion, Communicable Disease, Prevention and Management, Immunization, and others.
University of Winnipeg
Community-based Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP)
If you share a passion for education and fostering the development of children and teens, the opportunity to take your career one step further is available. You can attain a university degree and become a certified teacher while working in a school as an Educational Assistant through the Community-based Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP). Students accepted into CATEP will work in their school division from September to April, while attending classes part-time in the evenings. During the spring they will be released from their positions to attend university classes full-time. Candidates must be of Aboriginal descent (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) and employed as an Educational Assistant at a participating School Division (Wpg SD, Seven Oaks, Lord Selkirk, River East/Transcona, Louis Riel, Saagkeeng First Nation, Roseau River). To be considered eligible for CATEP, candidates must meet regular or mature student status
University of Manitoba
Computer Labs
There are a total of 10 computer labs on two campuses. They can be accessed by logging
in with your UMNetID and password.
Connect 2 Community Voicemail
The Connect 2 Voicemail box service lets you have a FREE phone answering service even if you don’t have a telephone. To get your messages, you can use the phone of a friend or relative. Also, many agencies, businesses, and churches have phones you can use for free. Your pass code keeps your messages confidential. To receive your free mailbox, you will have to connect with an agency that will help you set up your voice mailbox.
Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)
Construction Labourer Certificate program
The newly created Construction Labourer Certificate program is to provide short term industry-driven technical and employability skills training to Indigenous youth that emphasizes employment outcomes. Graduates of the five month program will be prepared to gain entry-level employment in the construction sector. This program offers a paid work practicum in the construction trades and offers a competitive hourly salary. In-class building projects allow you to sharpen your skills and rapidly apply class lessons to real-world scenarios, the employability and essential skills you acquire through MITT’s Work Skills Series workshops help you develop vital on-the-job teamwork and communication skills. This program is for Indigenous Youth between 18 – 30 years of age who have Grade 10 Math and English.
Private Institution
Construction Safety Association of Manitoba
The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba (CSAM) is a non-profit organization run by and for the building construction industry in Manitoba, with governance provided by the Winnipeg Construction Association’s Board of Directors and the CSAM Advisory Committee. Established in 1989, CSAM has earned the reputation as a leader in the safety landscape of Manitoba, as well as within the Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations. This reputation has been fueled by the association’s focus on providing exceptional customer service, quality, and value for its clients.
Construction Safety Association of Manitoba Training
Technical and Vocational
Continuing Education – St. James-Assiniboia School Division
St. James-Assiniboia School Division offers a wide array of programs and services in an effort to achieve our strategic outcomes. Please find a comprehensive list on the webpage.
Continuing Education – St. James-Assiniboia School Division Programs and Services
Cooperative Education/ Integrated Work Program
The Faculty of Architecture Cooperative Education/Integrated Work Program Option (Co-op/I) is designed to complement and enrich academic programs with work experience. The work terms provide students with practical experience, assistance in financing their education, and guidance for future career specialization.
Provincial
Corrections and Justice Services
Programs and supervision are based on the risks presented by offenders and how likely they are to re-offend. Higher-risk offenders receive more intensive services and programs. Partnerships between Corrections and community agencies improve the delivery of correctional programs and services.
Corrections and Justice Services
Programs and supervision are based on the risks presented by offenders and how likely they are to re-offend. Higher-risk offenders receive more intensive services and programs. Partnerships between Corrections and community agencies improve the delivery of correctional programs and services.
Canadian Mennonite University
Counselling (CMU)
University students face many challenges and at times may benefit from having a trained professional to talk to. There are qualified counsellors at CMU who volunteer their services free of charge to students on the CMU campus.
Providence University College
Counselling (Providence)
Get the support you need during your time at Providence! Whether you think your needs are big or small, we’re here to help. Our counselling services are available to all Providence students either free of charge or subsidized through our M.A. in Counselling program. Counselling provides students with the opportunity to pursue personal growth and to receive assistance while working through difficult experiences. Not sure what to talk to us about? Here are some ideas: Stress and Anxiety, Depression, Abuse, Grief and Loss, Relationship Issues and Addictions. Interested students can contact our Intake Counsellor who will provide a brief assessment and set you up with one of our M.A. in Counselling students or with an external Counselling professional.
Counselling Services (BU)
Counselling Services at Student Services offers individual, couple and group counselling, as well as information about and referral to other campus and community resources. Everyone! If you are a new student, it’s been a while since high school, you want to earn a scholarship, or last semester’s grades weren’t as high as you would like, a learning coach can help you improve your study techniques. Learning Coaches are senior students who can show you how they have been successful at BU and how you can too!
Red River College Polytechnic
Counselling Services (RRC)
We are here to help students work through personal struggles, develop skills to manage better, and enjoy their college experience.
University of Winnipeg
Counselling Services (UofW)
Personal counselling is available for free to any student currently registered at UWinnipeg in an undergraduate or graduate program; the English Language Program (ELP); or in Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE). Students now have the option of meeting with a counsellor in-person – by appointment only. The doors are locked and a student with an appointment will be invited in by their counsellor. The options to meet with a counsellor via Zoom or phone will continue.
University College of the North
Counsellors
University College of the North provides comprehensive counseling and referral services for students who may be going through a challenging time. The Student Counselling office is staffed by experienced counsellors and operate on a short term and confidential basis. Students in need of long-term counselling services can be provided with an appropriate referral.
Creative Manitoba
Creative Manitoba strengthens, represents and connects Manitoba’s arts and creative industries. Our entrepreneurship training and mentorship opportunities teach artists how to sustain themselves creatively and financially. Our arts specific management training increases productivity and profitability in arts and cultural organizations. We promote the value of the arts. In support of this work, we create and publish directories of artists and creative workers, conduct research and share the findings through educational seminars and outreach.
Creative Manitoba
Creative Manitoba Indigenous Programs
Creative Manitoba’s Indigenous programs provide workshops and programs for and by Indigenous cultural workers, artists and art enthusiasts.
Cree Nation Child and Family Caring Agency
Cree Nation serves seven communities in Northern Manitoba: Chemawawin, Mathias Colomb, Misipawistik, Wuskwi Sipihk, Marcel Colomb, Mosakahiken and Sapotaweyak.
Cree Nation Child and Family Caring Agency Mission and Mandate
Our mission is to contribute towards the development of vibrant communities for the well-being of our children and families through service to First Nations that restores family unity and their balance in life. We will always have respect for each individual and work for the preservation of our language, culture and families.
University
Crisis and Emergency Services – University of Manitoba
If you are on campus and require immediate assistance, you may access the SCC during our drop-in times. Most urgent cases are seen during our drop-in times on a priority basis. Crisis and Emergency Services – University of Manitoba.
Crisis Pregnancy Centre
We are about you. We believe that women deserve to be given all the information they need. We think it’s sneaky for people to try and hide or distort that information. We think that it’s very wrong for someone to try and manipulate other people. After all, it’s the pregnant woman who will end up having to live with the consequences of her own decisions—and she deserves the chance to check out all the options that she has available, and all the details involved in those options. We are established. We know our stuff.
Crisis Pregnancy Centre Programs
Crisis Response Centre Community Intake
Winnipeg’s Mental Health Crisis Response Centre offers integrated mental health assessment through by accessing the services through the Community Intake number.
Crisis Response Centre Community Intake Help Line
Crisis Response Centre Family Peer Support
Winnipeg’s Mental Health Crisis Response Centre offers individual and family peer support by calling the following hotline.
Crisis Response Centre Family Peer Support Help Line
Crisis Response Centre- Mobile Crisis Service
The Mental Health Crisis Response Centre in Winnipeg is creating a central point of access for adults experiencing a mental health crisis, accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week within an atmosphere that promotes healing and recovery. This Centre of Excellence in crisis resolution ensures expert short term clinical treatment and support services are available through walk-in services, mobile services and scheduled appointment services, combined with planned linkage and referral to appropriate services and supports.
Crisis Response Centre- Mobile Crisis Service Help Line
Private Institution
Criti Care
As professionals in the field, our staff at Criti Care understand the high level of training paramedics require in order to meet the challenges they face in a fast paced and demanding environment. That is why, when it comes to the quality of training we provide there is no room for compromise.
Criti Care Paramedic Academy
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC) continues to renew the nation-to-nation, Inuit-Crown, government-to-government relationship between Canada and First Nations, Inuit and Métis; modernize Government of Canada structures to enable Indigenous peoples to build capacity and support their vision of self-determination; and lead the Government of Canada’s work in the North. The Core Working Group released the 2021 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People National Action Plan: Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People.
Cultural and Community Connections
We want to help build our vibrant Manitoba Inuit community by connecting Inuit through activities and initiatives that sustain and build our culture, values and language. These activities are extremely important to Inuit success in Manitoba as we work to support each other in the complex transitions we are facing — together.
Foundation of Reconciliation
D. Carriere & Associates
Carriere and Associates is a First Nations owned and operated company delivering Human Resource consulting services. Diane Carriere has worked in in the area of Human Resources for over 15 years in the corporate sector and Indigenous communities.
D. Carriere & Associates
D. Carriere & Associates – Human Resource Consulting Services
Dahlu T’ua – Lac Brochet – Northlands Denesuline First Nation – Treaty 10
The Northlands Denesuline First Nation is a first nation located at Lac Brochet, in the northwestern part of Manitoba. Lac Brochet is a Dene community (reserve) in Manitoba, Canada. The community has a population of 629. The median age is just under 20 years old. It is near the Northlands Denesuline. There are no roads connecting Lac Brochet with other parts of Manitoba.
Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council
DOTC is responsible and obligated to provide services and programs to its member First Nations and members. While functioning primarily within the mandated area, the Tribal Council does work in partnership with other relevant entities within and outside the DOTC region as determined by DOTC Administration or directed by the DOTC Council of Chiefs.
Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council Member Nations
The Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council consists of Seven Member First Nations: Birdtail Sioux First Nation – Band 284, Dakota Tipi First Nation – Band 295, Long Plain First Nation – Band 287, Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation – Band 273, Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation – Band 283, Swan Lake First Nation – Band 293, and Waywayseecappo First Nation – Band 285.
Dakota-Ojibway Child and Family Services
Dakota-Ojibway Child and Family Services provides services to eight reserves: Dakota Plains, Long Plain, Roseau River, Sioux Valley, Swan Lake, and Birdtail Sioux.
Dakota-Ojibway Child and Family Services Programs
DASCH Inc
DASCH is a non-profit organization established in 1974 dedicated to exploring and meeting the residential, day program, respite and foster care needs of youth and adults.
DASCH Indigenous Cultural and Spiritual Enhancement Program (ICSEP)
ICSEP aims to provide clients and employees with a chance to connect to the Indigenous culture through experiencing and participating in cultural activities such as crafting, fishing, nature walks, performing in and attending pow wows and maintaining a healing garden. Clients also participate in traditional ceremonies and activities including, but not limited to: Sweat Lodge Ceremonies, Drumming circle, Medicine picking, Language exposure, Sun Dance Ceremonies and Regalia making. ICSEP provides clients with opportunities to connect one-on-one with Elders and receive guidance using the Seven Sacred Teachings. This program offers an environment where clients can connect with each other, a safe place to be themselves and an atmosphere of enjoyment.
Dauphin Friendship Centre
The Friendship Centres provide a focus for activities and services of interest and/or aid to Aboriginal people.
Dauphin Friendship Centre Facebook Page
Daycare
You may be eligible for subsidy for daycare. Check with the counselors for more information and subsidy applications.
University
Department of Criminal Justice
The Department of Criminal Justice is committed to providing our students a well-rounded experience in their undergraduate education. The CJ-3800 Criminal Justice Field Placement course will give you a valuable opportunity to integrate theory and practice. Field placements offer key insights into the inner workings of the criminal justice system. You will get the chance to bring what you learn inside the classroom out to your respective field placements. Through your program participation and supervision by criminal justice professionals, you will acquire competencies in justice related knowledge, skills and abilities.
Government of Canada Rights & Reconciliation Initiatives
Departmental Plans for Indigenous Services Canada
These reports provide details on departmental priorities expected results and related resource requirements for the upcoming fiscal year and two subsequent years. They form the basis against which year-end performance is assessed and reported on via Departmental Results Reports and they are tabled by the President of Treasury Board in the House of Commons on a date determined by Parliament.
Dial-A-Life Housing
A service that provides accommodation for people coming into Winnipeg for Dialysis.
Assiniboine Community College
Disability Services
Assiniboine is committed to providing reasonable accommodation to courses, programs, facilities and services for applicants and students with documented special needs relating to a disability or other protected characteristics under the Human Rights Code (Manitoba). This may include religion or disability related needs which may be linked to a variety of long term or chronic medical conditions, physical disability, learning disability, mental health condition, hearing impairment or vision impairment that create barriers. Assiniboine is also committed to supporting students who are experiencing temporary injury or short term illnesses for continued academic success wherever reasonably possible.
Ditibineya-ziibiing – Rolling River First Nation – Treaty 2 Territory
The Rolling River First Nation is a First Nations community in Manitoba, located south of Riding Mountain National Park. About half of the members are residents on its reserves, which are located south and east of Erickson, Manitoba.
Foundation of Reconciliation
Diversity Essentials
As more media footage highlight the historical truths of systemic of racism, the harm will continue without immediate and consistent systemic change. We are ALL called to action to interrupt, confront and dismantle system racism. As service providers and organizations this means calling inward, unlearning, re-learning and action. Diversity Essentials is committed to examining all our content and deliveries and to be held accountable by our communities and colleagues otherwise we too are complicit, participate and perpetuate systems of oppression and white supremacy.
Diversity Essentials Training
Doorways
Doorways is a community collaboration designed to meet the needs of individuals, families and youth in Winnipeg who are experiencing chronic (homeless for 6 months or more) or episodic (homeless 3 or more times in the last year) homelessness. Doorways also provides intake and referral services for youth who are close to aging out of CFS care and have no place to live. Doorways matches people in need to the housing program or service that is right for them.
Dootinaawi-ziibiing – Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve – Treaty 2 Territory
The Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve is a First Nation located 35 km east of Roblin, Manitoba, 74 km west of Dauphin, Manitoba, and approximately 5 km north of PTH #5
Downtown Commons – 320 Colony Street
Living on campus while studying at UWinnipeg is a great way to make lasting friendships and excel in your studies. Explore our room options and meal plans to help you choose the options that’s best for you!
Downtown Y
Programs: Aquatics, Camps, Childcare, Community Intitiatives, Education and Training, Employment Services, Global Initiatives, Health and Fitness, Health Management and Youth Leadership.
Droits et recours des étudiants
Le parcours postsecondaire peut être difficile à naviguer. Le service Droits et recours des étudiants est là pour aider les membres de la population estudiantine à comprendre ses droits et ses responsabilités vis-à-vis de l’Université de Saint-Boniface. Ce service fournit aux étudiantes et étudiants des informations sur les politiques et les règlements de l’Université. Les étudiants et étudiantes peuvent aussi consulter ce service pour obtenir des conseils sur les procédures d’appel ou encore connaitre la procédure à suivre en cas de situations urgentes ou de circonstances exceptionnelles (p. ex., demandes d’examen différé ou de retrait autorisé).
Eagle Staff
The Winnipeg Police Service has a long and storied tradition. Some of our customs have evolved; others have carried over from the British system upon which we are founded. It is time to recognize and pay tribute to the Indigenous community in our province, city and within our ranks by incorporating Indigenous ceremony into our police customs as members of Treaty One Territory which includes the traditions of community protectors. On May 19, 2019 the Winnipeg Police Service was presented with a new eagle staff at the Manito Ahbee Festival’s 2019 pow wow. An eagle staff is a flag to an Indigenous nation – a symbol of the nation’s identity and principles. Each eagle staff is one-of-a-kind to the people who created it, to the people to whom it is given, and to the time and place where it was made. The eagle staff is a sacred symbol that is held in high esteem and used for ceremonial purposes. Our Service Eagle Staff honours and protects Winnipeg Police Service members, members who have been killed or injured in the line of duty and those who have passed on. It honours the Indigenous community we are sworn to protect and is a reflection of the respect the Indigenous community has for the hard work and care that the Winnipeg Police Service provides.
Eagle Urban Transition Centre
The primary goal of the E.A.G.L.E. Urban Transition Centre (EUTC) is to assist First Nation people with transitioning into an urban centre and to assist with accessing the appropriate resources to become independent.
Eagle Urban Transition Centre Services
Early Learning and Child Care Program
Eastman Regional Office (Steinbach)
Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Transition Supports for Clients 18+, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.
ECRC Community Programs
The community programs include some research projects for the betterment of the community and the environment as well as the Green Team and two programs for giving local residents better access to essential food. The Elmwood Community Gardens are made possible by partnerships with our sister organizations the Chalmers Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation, the WRHA, Community Ventures, and other stakeholders in the community. BETTER ACCESS TO GROCERIES (BAG) is a non-profit program under the Chalmers Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation (CNRC) sponsored Essential Foods in Elmwood and in partnership with Together In Elmwood (TIE) Parent Child Coalition, Chalmers Community Centre, Elmwood Community Resource Centre, and other community partners. Our mission is to provide the Chalmers neighbourhood and surrounding Elmwood community better access to fresh and low-cost fruits and vegetables, as well as promote community engagement activities and healthy eating.
ECRC Cultural Programs
This page includes Neighbourhood Immigrant Settlement Program (NISW) provides support and information to immigrant newcomers to Canada that live in our Elmwood community and OMBIGIAAWSIWIN – Parenting Program is a traditional childcare practice program that helps parents learn about Indigenous teachings that can be later used within their own family.
ECRC Education & Employment Programs
This page includes the GOAL Program / Adult Literacy; a FREE literacy program for adult learners 19 and older. Students work on Adult Learning and Literacy curriculum (STAGES) and on independent programs of study to achieve personal learning as well as the Elmwood Youth Employment Experience (EYEE); a 17-week paid employment program for ages 18 to 30 where youth are provided with hands-on experience in resume development, cover letter writing & more.
ECRC Family Programs
ECRC has many programs. On this page you will find: Children’s Programs, the Drop-In Program (which includes access to phone, fax, computer, resources and information on community supports, community employment bulletin boards, and access to a Community mental health navigator, a community advocate, connect with an elder/knowledge keeper (by appointment), and a hot/frozen meal), the counselling program, summer literacy camp, and the afterschool program.
ECRC Resources
ECRC has many resources. On this page you will find: Changes in programs due to COVID-19, Basic Needs and Employment info, Covid 19 Resources, Counselling Support Line and Domestic Violence Support Line (Text or call (431) 275-2290 from 10am-6pm Monday-Friday), and resources on keeping pets & people safe, partner sexual violence, tips for addressing human trafficking against women, healthy relationships and more.
Education, training and jobs for Indigenous peoples
Learn more about job opportunities for Indigenous peoples. The site also lists initiatives that help First Nations and Inuit youth gain work experience, acquire essential employment skills and learn about job and career options.
EIA Job Centre
Employment and Income Assistance operates a job centre.
It is available to people who are financially eligible and are
looking for work. In order to attend they must first register
by calling or reporting to the front desk
Elbert Chartrand Friendship Centre
The Elbert Chartrand Friendship Centre is a non-profit community centre and Aboriginal program/service delivery organization. We provide services to urban Aboriginals: Inuit, Métis, First Nations Non-Status and Non-Aboriginal people who live in urban areas.
Elbert Chartrand Friendship Centre Program Registration
University of Manitoba
Elder Profiles
Elders-in-Residence provide cultural and spiritual guidance to students and employees of the University of Manitoba. They lead cultural teaching sessions, ceremonies and events on our campuses, and are also available for individual and group consultations by appointment.
University of Winnipeg
Elders in Residence
The Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) is proud to have the wisdom and knowledge of our council of Elders. In addition to the traditional teachings and cultural activities held within the ASSC, our Elders provide guest lectures, counselling services and guidance for all students, faculty and support staff on campus. The Aboriginal Student Council (ASC) and the ASSC host a number of social and cultural events for registered Indigenous students and their immediate families.
Elizabeth Fry Society of Manitoba
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Manitoba (EFSM) Inc. was established as an independent non-profit organization in 1983 to address the unique needs of women in the provincial and federal justice system. In 2006, EFSM became an Aboriginal organization who provides services to all women who are involved in the criminal justice system. We provide advocacy, access to resources and support to women who are in conflict with the law. Some of the issues our clientele struggle to overcome are addiction, poverty, mental health issues, marginalization, racism, long-term effects of residential schools and other forms of discrimination. Some of the programs offered include: Bail Verification and Supervision Program, Women for Change Program (Anger management), Stoplifting Program, Transitional Housing, Reading Stories Project (Connecting institutionalized women with their children through reading, Clothing Depot and The Womens’ Books for Prisoners Project.
Elizabeth Fry Society of Manitoba Services & Programs
Elmwood Resource Centre ECRC
Nestled along the bank of the Red River, Elmwood is home to some 17,000 people. Here you’ll find a rich cultural and social diversity, a thriving local economy, well-kept homes and streets, and beautiful parks and green spaces. Above all, you will find a caring community focused on the well-being and prosperity of its residents.
Elmwood-Kildonan Y
Programs: Aquatics, Camps, Childcare, Community Intitiatives, Education and Training, Employment Services, Global Initiatives, Health and Fitness, Health Management and Youth Leadership.
Emergency Medical Responder
Our EMR program is for Manitoba students that wish to begin their journey into emergency services and successful students are able to obtain their EMT license through the MB College of Paramedics. Successful completion of the EMR course provides the student with an accredited Emergency Medical Responder certificate. Many students go on to write the provincial emergency medical technician exam and start working on the ambulance, or go on to higher levels of Paramedic training, fire fighting, 911 dispatch, law enforcement, etc. The provincial exam needs to be taken within one year of completing the program.
Emergency Shelters & YRC
There is a YRC Shelter in both Winnipeg and Thompson, Manitoba. Both offer a safe place for youth to stay overnight or short-term, where a warm bed and someone to listen are just the beginning. Services are free and accessible around the clock and include basic needs like food and a shower, counseling, advocacy and referrals for additional help and resources. The Thompson location offers laundry, hygiene supplies and first aid as well.
Employment and Income Assistance
The Employment and Income Assistance Program (EIA) provides financial help to Manitobans who have no other way to support themselves or their families. This includes benefits from the Rent Assist Program that helps with housing costs. For people who are able to work, EIA will help them go back to work by providing supports to employment.
Employment and Income Assistance
The Employment and Income Assistance Program (EIA) provides financial help to Manitobans who have no other way to support themselves or their families. This includes benefits from the Rent Assist Program that helps with housing costs. For people who are able to work, EIA will help them go back to work by providing supports to employment.
Employment and Income Assistance Program
Employment Services
Employment Services helps Manitobans prepare for, find and keep employment, including support for training to meet labour market needs.
Government of Manitoba
Employment Services
CAHRD offers comprehensive services to job-seekers that can lead directly to employment through job preparation (interview skills, resume workshops, job referrals) or by creating a strategy for employment through further education and training.
Employment, Volunteer & Training Opportunities
Employment – Join our Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre family and share in our vision of safe, healthy, happy and interdependent community and our mission of strengthening children, families and community…investing in our future. Volunteer – In keeping with the philosophy of the Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, which is “We All Work Together To Help One Another,” we work alongside volunteers to empower their gifts and strengths in order to gain a sense of belonging and involvement in their own community. Training – Everyone has inherent strengths and it is our role to create opportunities to realize these strengths within our community. Our mission is grounded within this understanding and our belief in the roles we play in the care and nurturing of future generations. Become a Care Provider – Care Providers (otherwise known as Foster Parents) who are part of the Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Caring for Our Relatives Program provide culturally appropriate, safe and nurturing homes for individual and sibling groups based on a community care model.
EmpoweringU Financial Wellness Program
EmpoweringU Financial Wellness Program. The Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) is committed to providing students with the knowledge, skills and resources to make confident, responsible financial decisions. With busy academic schedules, jobs and family commitments it can be difficult to devote time to managing money. Recognizing that these demands can be stressful (and impact studies) we are here to let you know it’s never too late to begin developing financially smart habits!
Ending Violence Across Manitoba EVA MB
Ending Violence Across Manitoba Inc. (EVA Manitoba)
Community Activism Across Manitoba Inc. (EVA Manitoba) is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to foster the coordination and collaboration of programs, organizations and government that work together to end domestic and sexual violence in our province. Directory.
University of Manitoba
Engineering Access Program (ENGAP)
There is a strong demand throughout Canada for engineers with an Indigenous background. The Engineering Access Program (ENGAP) provides opportunities for Indigenous students to get into, prepare for and succeed in the Price Faculty of Engineering. ENGAP students receive the same degree as other engineering students, but the program involves a number of custom resources. Through its warm and supportive community and staff, ENGAP offers its students a home away from home. Through ENGAP, students are offered services in the following areas; Academic: We can help you select and register for courses, provide free tutoring for all courses and offer upgrading courses to help you be better prepared for engineering, Personal: Our counsellor provides assistance with personal and family counselling, resume and job search advice and help locating daycares and accommodations as required, Financial: We’ll help you obtain financial support through numerous bursaries and scholarships, including the ENGAP Scholarship and Bursary Initiative, and Social: Social activities help you find a sense of community within the Price Faculty of Engineering, while group study spaces let you work alongside your peers.
Envoyy
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Private Institution
Evolve College
Both challenging and progressive, our courses feature a blend of theory and practical hands-on experience. While understanding the science of our work is imperative, this knowledge is of little use if administered without sensitivity and compassion. At the Evolve College of Massage Therapy (formerly the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba), we explore all aspects of touch and how, through science and art, we can change people’s lives.
Evolve College Massage Therapy Diploma
Explore Possible
Explore Possible is a thought leadership initiative bringing stories of lived experiences to Manitobans and the world. Keen to explore the many perspectives of people with disabilities and who are Deaf or hard of hearing, Manitoba Possible wanted to lead the charge in creating an online journal for Manitobans and Canadians to invite conversation, educate, inform and challenge assumptions.
Extended Education – Flexible Delivery and Intensive Programs
A diverse selection of short courses/programs, certificates, diplomas, and post baccalaureate certificates and diplomas are offered for professional and personal development, in Education, Management and Leadership, Science/Environment, University Skills courses, Higher Education, as well as Health and Social Services. Programs can be completed on a part-time or full-time basis. Currently Extended Education offers 12-month Intensive packages and collaborative partner programs. Also, study with us online from anywhere in Canada, with a variety of excellent programs. Education provides education for students and professionals who come to learn in Canada with us at the U of M.
University
Faculty of Education
All students in the Faculty of Education are required to complete four courses of practicum during their degree. Here are the forms and resources you need to complete each stage of your practicum.
Family Doctor Finder
Family Doctor Finder can make it easier for you and your family to find a team of healthcare professionals (including family doctors and/or nurse practitioners) as part of home clinic that provides you with a base for your health care needs.
Family Dynamics
We work with child care providers, families and community agencies to support children who are presenting behavioural, developmental and social-emotional needs or challenges in child care settings. This includes licensed child care facilities, family child care homes and nursery schools. Family Dynamics offers confidential counselling at our downtown location for individuals, couples, families and groups to develop new coping strategies. Our counsellors practice with a variety of therapeutic approaches to help clients navigate through life’s challenges. Providing child care in your home with a personalized family environment for children to learn and develop. The Parent Coach Program is a short-term home-based support for families who want to strengthen their parenting and/or home management skills. To qualify, parents must have children living in the home between the ages of 0 to 18 years.
Family Dynamics Services
Family Group Conferencing (FGC)
Family Group Conferencing (FGC) is an Indigenous-led evidence-based model that assists families involved with CFS mandated agencies become the decision makers in reunifying their families. All members of a family meet to discuss what is needed to ensure their child(ren) will be cared for and safe, supported by a FGC mentor and a broad range of Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata wrap around supports and services. FGC acknowledges that families have the capacity and expertise to address family concerns and develop their own care plans with success and accountability, provided they have adequate resources and relevant information to guide and support their decisions.
Family Support Services
The Link: Youth and Family Supports offers a range of FREE services to help stabilize youth and families in times of crisis and improve your long-term strength, resilience & well-being. Our goal is to help keep families together, surrounded by an extended community of support. Heart to Home provides safe and loving homes where kids 21 and under are nurtured and wrapped in critical supports that help them thrive and stay connected to their families, culture and communities. Healing Homes is a network of community group homes that offer youth 10 to 17 safe spaces, compassion, one-on-one support and specialized therapy to help with emotional, behavioral, social and/or medical needs that require higher levels of support, supervision and intervention. Mobile Crisis Teams support youth and families with safety and mental health concerns, parent/child conflict and behaviour management wherever crisis is occurring, whether at home, in hospital, at school, or elsewhere in the community.
Fearless R2W
Fearless R2W is a non profit that serves parents working to reunify with their children and youth aging out of care. We provide opportunities for learning about child welfare in Manitoba, build community and provide advocacy when possible.
Fearless R2W
Fearless R2W Advocacy
We work cooperatively with parents, community resources, and the child welfare system to keep families together.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)/ Prevention Program
Manitoba believes that individuals with FASD and their families can benefit from supports and services that address their unique challenges throughout the lifespan.
Assiniboine Community College
Financial Advising (ACC)
Careful financial planning is essential to college success. The associate registrar – financial aid & awards, and enrolment services is available to help students with financial planning, identify sources of assistance and provide assistance with applying for funds. You do not need an acceptance letter from Assiniboine before you apply for funding; apply for both the college program and funding as early as possible.
University of Winnipeg
Financial Advising (UofW)
If you run into financial difficulties, or would just like to sit down with someone to talk about your financial options, drop by the Awards and Financial Aid Office. We are here to help and support you.
Canadian Mennonite University
Financial Aid
CMU offers a $1,000 Indigenous Student Bursary each year to two new incoming students that qualify. Qualifications include submitting a personal statement of need, a letter of nomination, and meeting CMU’s admission requirements.
Red River College Polytechnic
Financial Aid and Awards (RRC)
Last year, Red River College Polytechnic administered awards, bursaries, and scholarships to help students achieve their academic goals. These awards are intended to support students who have shown outstanding abilities in academic or vocational areas and/or are in need of financial assistance.
University
Financial Aid and Awards (UofM)
A range of financial aid opportunities for Indigenous students are available, both through the University of Manitoba and external partners. These programs improve access to education and increase representation of Indigenous students in various programs of study. The University of Manitoba issues more than $17 million to students each year in the form of scholarships and bursaries. Find out how you can access funding so you can focus on your studies.
Financing
We understand the financial weight of your investment, which is why we’re investing in you, too. You’ll benefit from a full-service campus with access to parking, residence services, WIFI, a fitness centre, computer labs, the library and other features. We also have a list of scholarships and bursaries to help ease the financial burden of a university education.
Firefighter
What is required? Every city fire department has a little different requirements, but the most common across Canada is NFPA 1001: Firefighter Level I&II and NFPA 472: Hazmat Awareness and Hazmat Operations certifications. The program we recommend is the Training Division Fire Academy which bundles the 4 basic certificates into a program called Basic Fire Academy and successful candidates leave with what they need to apply to most Canadian Fire Departments. Once combined with an EMR program, this covers the basic Fire & Medical certifications to apply with departments such as the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service as well as cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Surrey, Edmonton, etc. etc.
First Nation Healing Centre
The shelter is managed by the Fisher River Cree Nation, with the Chief & Council serving as Board of Directors. It has eight bedrooms with a total of 28 beds and three family rooms. The mission is to provide a community resource for women and children who are victims of violence. The centre will provide a safe environment, residency and will address the women’s and children’s physical, mental, social, emotional and spiritual needs. Non-residential outreach with supportive counselling services will be provided to assist the males of our community.
First Nation Healing Centre Programs
First Nation Shelters in Manitoba
Manitoba First Nation Shelters: Fisher River Cree Nation: First Nations Healing Centre Inc. – 1 800 692 6270, Mathias Colomb Cree Nation: Mamawehetowin Crisis Centre – 1 866 432 1041, Shamattawa First Nation: Wechin Waskigan Crisis Centre – 1 204 565 2548, Norway House Cree Nation: Jean Folster Place Women’s Shelter – 1 877 885 5889, and Noosi Muskwa Women’s Shelter – 1 204 484 2634
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Services
Immediate mental health counselling and crisis intervention for all Indigenous peoples across Canada. Experienced cand culturally competent Help Line consellors can help if you want to talk, are distressed, have strong emotional reactions or/and are triggered by painful memories. Counselling is available in Cree, Objibway, Inuktitut, English and French. (1-855-242-3310)
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Services Help Line
First Nations and Inuit Policing Program
The RCMP provides professional and dedicated service to First Nations and Inuit communities under the terms of the First Nations Policing Program. Established in 1991, the program, administered by Public Safety Canada, is cost-shared between the federal and provincial/territorial governments. The First Nations Policing Program: enhances community policing services, supports culturally responsive policing in First Nation and Inuit communities, recognizes input from Indigenous communities of policing services received.
First Nations Bank of Canada
First Nations Bank of Canada is a competitive, service oriented provider of financial services, focused on the Indigenous market in Canada. We are a leader in the provision of financial services to Indigenous People and an advocate for the growth of the Indigenous Economy and the economic well-being of Indigenous People. We increase shareholder value by participating in and promoting the development of the Indigenous Economy.
First Nations Bank of Canada Info
First Nations Child & Family Caring Society
First Nations Family Advocate
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs officially opened the Manitoba First Nations Family Advocate Office (FNFAO) on June 1st, 2015. Their mandate is from Manitoba Chiefs; they support the whole family; they advocate for First Nation-led solutions to address the CFS crisis in Manitoba.
First Nations Family Advocate Guding Principles
First Nations Family Advocate Office, Abinoojiyak Bigiiwewag
The FNFAO is unique because our mandate is from Manitoba Chiefs, our advocacy work supports the whole family and we advocate for First Nation-led solutions to address the CFS crisis in Manitoba. We work outside of the current CFS system, understanding that our work cannot empower a provincial system that has clearly failed First Nation children, families and communities.
First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba
The goal of the First Nations Health & Social Secretariat of Manitoba (FNHSSM) is for First Nations in Manitoba to have increased opportunities to participate in: the planning & development of a Unified Health System in Manitoba; the influence of regional and national health policy, health systems and program development in areas including, but not limited to, health consultation, maternal child health, e-Health/Panorama, youth suicide, mental health, inter-governmental health, health & social determinants of health, health research, web-based home & community care training, health governance, and infrastructure support.
Private Institution
First Nations Health Managers Association
The First Nations Health Managers Association (FNHMA) is committed to excellence in expanding health management capacity for First Nations organizations. We are responsible for providing training, certification, and professional development opportunities in health management in Canada as a national, professional association exclusively serving the needs of individuals working for or aspiring to positions with First Nations organizations.
First Nations Health Managers Association Courses
Current listings for courses and workshops.
First Nations Market Housing Fund
The First Nations Market Housing Fund, an initiative established by the Government of Canada and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, gives people greater access to housing loans on-reserve and on settlement lands. Several banks are participating lenders for the Fund.
First Nations of Northern Manitoba CFS Authority
First Nations of Northern Manitoba Child and Family Services Authority
The First Nations of Northern Manitoba Child and Family Services Authority is committed to the well-being of First Nations children, families and communities and to respecting First Nation people’s traditions and cultures. Supporting and empowering First Nation child and family services agencies in northern Manitoba to enhance and enrich family life
First Peoples Development Inc.
The Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Program is designed to help Indigenous people improve their skills and find employment
First Peoples Development Inc. Programs
First Peoples Economic Growth Fund
A joint economic development initiative between the Manitoba government and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs saw the creation of the First Peoples Economic Grownth Fund Inc. They provide: Business plan assistance, skills development, entrepreneur loans, community economic expansion loans,joint-venture investments, provessional support aftercare, and resource and energy investment. “This important fund will act as a tool in helping to close the gap in the standard of living between First Nations and non-Aboriginal Manitobans,” said Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Minister Oscar Lathlin. “I welcome the outstanding Manitobans who have agreed to serve on the board of directors to oversee the First Peoples Economic Growth Fund.”
First Peoples Economic Growth Fund Info
Fitness Centre (ACC)
The Fitness Centre at our Victoria Avenue East campus is currently available only to those who can provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination, per provincial public health orders. Staff and students wishing to use the facility MUST pre-book their time using their Outlook Calendar.
Red River College Polytechnic
Fitness Centre (RRC)
RRC Polytech Athletics and Recreation Services offers a variety of fitness classes, personal training, massage therapy and fitness assessments.
Flin Flon Aboriginal Friendship Centre
The Friendship Centres provide a focus for activities and services of interest and/or aid to Aboriginal people.