Provincial

Use the licensed child care search to find and view the licensed for centre and home providers in Manitoba.

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

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.

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.

Manitoba believes that individuals with FASD and their families can benefit from supports and services that address their unique challenges throughout the lifespan.

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.

Fill out the form on this website to access healthcare in the province of Manitoba and get a health registration card mailed out to your address.

See Social Services for Manitoba Housing Information

We are committed to supporting Indigenous students interested in a career with Manitoba Hydro. We also provide funding opportunities for Indigenous students. All applicants must self-declare as Indigenous descent and provide proof of Indigenous ancestry.

The Manitoba Public Insurance website with information on licensing & ID, registration, insurance, claims and road safety.

Manitoba Student Aid provides funding for qualifying full-time and part-time Indigenous students to attend college or university. You may be eligible to receive funding even if you have other sources of money such as: band funding, Métis funding, employment insurance or income assistance. Grants, bursaries and scholarships do not have to be paid back. Student loans do need to be paid back.

The AbilitiCBT program starts by assessing your needs through an online questionnaire and consultation with a professional therapist — either by phone or video chat.

The Residential Tenancies Branch can help you by providing information on matters such as rent, repairs and deposits and mediating disputes between tenants and landlords. We provide information on your rights and responsibilities during a tenancy, investigate problems, and hold hearings to make decisions and issue orders on certain issues.

The Seniors Information Line is designed to provide seniors with easy access to programs and information on issues affecting seniors.

Find information to access our services and play an active role in preserving your health and well-being.

If you are in an abusive relationship, or you know someone who may be, call 1-877-977-0007 or text 204-792-5302 or 204-805-6682

A service that provides accommodation for people coming into Winnipeg for Dialysis.

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.

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 Services helps Manitobans prepare for, find and keep employment, including support for training to meet labour market needs.

Computers for Schools MB consistently provides an average of 5000 refurbished computers per year to eligible clients who may not otherwise have access to affordable technology. On average, we diverted more than 500,000 lbs of e-waste from our landfills a year.

Care for Your Mental Health. Caring for your mental health is important in these times. If you need help or know someone who does, you are not alone. Ask for help. This is a Manitoba Government list of Services Available for Manitobans.

Legal Aid Manitoba (LAM) works to ensure that eligible Manitobans have access to justice, including those who are disadvantaged and facing a well-resourced individual or entity in court—from women fleeing abusive relationships to immigrants facing deportation to same-sex families fighting for inclusion.

The Manitoba government is one of the largest employers in Manitoba, offering a broad range of job opportunities across the province. This includes jobs in the areas of education, finance, engineering, social services, justice and enforcement, just to name a few.

STEP Services is the official student employment placement service for the Government of Manitoba. Eligible students can find full and part-time jobs with government departments, agencies, and Crown corporations throughout the year in various locations across the province. When a government department wants to hire a student, they contact STEP Services and request a list of students to interview. Student jobs range from entry-level jobs to career-related positions. Clerical, labour, research, administrative positions are common.

The Manitoba government recognizes that a skilled, adaptable and productive workforce is essential for employers to compete locally and in the global market. The Sector Council Program supports organizations in key Manitoba sectors to develop and deliver workforce training for new and existing employees to support business growth and prosperity. Sector organizations collaborate with employers, industry associations, labour groups, educational institutions and other stakeholders to identify needs and deliver effective programming. They offer joint programs that enable employers to benefit from cross-sector opportunities, learning from one another and identifying potential cooperative business ventures. All ten sector councils have programing and information for Indigenous students. Each of the Sector councils are listed on the Sector Council Program site. We also have each Sector Council in it’s own entry in the Industry Sector & Business Councils page of our site so we can showcase their resources more broadly. https://horizon.miap.ca/sources-of-support/industry-sector-business-councils/