Housing

“Memengwaa is the Anishinaabe word for butterfly. Butterfly survives a metamorphosis through cycles of nurturance and protection, supporting their ability to develop skills and strength, resulting in the ability to spread their wings and fly. This program is designed to support youth as they transition into adulthood, nurturing their special gifts and talents while supporting them to learn life skills.” Shawenim Abinoojii Inc. has recently purchased 126/140 Alfred Avenue, an abandoned building in the North Point Douglas community. Our vision is to revitalize this apartment to become affordable housing for youth and young adults, including young families, impacted by the Child Welfare System. We hope to reinvigorate life into this beautiful property while providing a critical resource for our young people. Construction is now underway.

Indigenous families and communities partner with local Habitats across Canada to help create safe and decent places to live – through both affordable homeownership and other housing solutions. An important part of this initiative is providing skills and training opportunities to young Indigenous men and women to equip them with the trade skills they need to maintain and/or build new homes in their communities.

Providence offers private apartments and community living options for mature students, couples, and families in need of on-campus housing. Students interested in living in mature student housing should connect with the Executive Assistant for Student Life after their acceptance into Providence to inquire about availability. Living on campus is a great way to connect with all the opportunities available to you at Providence. Our Student Development staff work to ensure that residence is an educational environment that enhances your classroom experience while also giving you the chance to apply what you have learned to your personal life. Living in residence strongly correlates with high academic performance for any student, but at Providence we also believe that residence life helps students to grow as disciples of Christ.

UCN offers three types accommodations to help meet your needs: (1) Family Housing located in both Thompson and The Pas: (2) Carroll Hall located in The Pas: and (3) 11/21 Copper located in Thompson. You will find living in any of the three accommodations to be convenient, comfortable, and affordable. Life in any of the three accommodations brings you the best of all worlds.

“Memengwaa is the Anishinaabe word for butterfly. Butterfly survives a metamorphosis through cycles of nurturance and protection, supporting their ability to develop skills and strength, resulting in the ability to spread their wings and fly. This program is designed to support youth as they transition into adulthood, nurturing their special gifts and talents while supporting them to learn life skills.” Shawenim Abinoojii Inc. has recently purchased 126/140 Alfred Avenue, an abandoned building in the North Point Douglas community. Our vision is to revitalize this apartment to become affordable housing for youth and young adults, including young families, impacted by the Child Welfare System. We hope to reinvigorate life into this beautiful property while providing a critical resource for our young people. Construction is now underway.

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

Indigenous families and communities partner with local Habitats across Canada to help create safe and decent places to live – through both affordable homeownership and other housing solutions. An important part of this initiative is providing skills and training opportunities to young Indigenous men and women to equip them with the trade skills they need to maintain and/or build new homes in their communities.

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Marymound’s Residential Services include: Group Homes, Independant Living, Young Parents Program, Treatment Foster Care, Semi Secure Units and Cultural (programing that includes Indigenous Youth Mentors). Marymound’s Managed Care program aims to meet the physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of the young person. A number of living arrangements fall within Marymound’s continuum of care – group homes, secure units, foster care and independent living. Marymound’s Managed Care Program provides 24-hour care to approximately 300 young people at risk in the community each year. Access to Marymound Managed Care Programs is by referral only.

We support all youth under the age of 30. That includes: Youth of all genders, including non-binary, trans, and gender non-conforming folks, Youth of all races and ethnicities, Youth who are First Nations, Metis, and Inuit, from the city or rural communities, Youth from all over Canada, Manitoba, and Winnipeg, Youth exiting justice, CFS, hospital, and other systems, Youth living with addiction and mental health, and Youth of all abilities. So if you’re 29 or younger, RaY is for you.

Our Skills4Life programs help youth leaving care navigate the realities of adulthood as they make the transition to independence and pursue their goals for school, work, and life. Skills4Life includes 3 programs. Skills 4 Success: Funded by the Government of Canada’s Youth Employment Skills Strategy, Skills4Success is a skills development program for youth ages 15-30 who are eager to work, but just need a little extra support, training, and knowledge to be successful. Youth are paid for 18 weeks to participate in six weeks’ classroom training plus 12 weeks’ on-the-job training. Ready2Work is a tailored work placement program for young people who have work experience and are work-ready, but whose employment situation has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the last 18 months. Life Train helps young adults 18 to 29 develop pre-employment and job search skills along with the ability to self-advocate. Participants also receive one-on-one help based on individual needs like housing and housing rights; medical, legal and CFS issues; as well as employment and income assistance.

Located a block south of the University of Winnipeg Campus, and adjacent to the Winnipeg Art Gallery and Plug-In Institute of Contemporary Art, the building features a range of unit types, including studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three bedroom apartments. Consisting of premium, market and affordable units, the building appeals to a wide range of incomes and tenants seeking an inspired, high-quality, sustainable, urban living experience. This building advertises a student discount. Muse Flats residents enjoy a waived membership fee ($500) for the Peg City Car Co-op. The car-sharing program offers over 40 vehicles in Winnipeg. You can find a Peg City car less than a block away on Colony Street.

On-campus housing is more than just a place to live while studying at the University of Manitoba. You’ll be engaged through unique programs and opportunities that emphasize academic and social growth, diversity, wellness, leadership and community building.

Southeast College was established as a private high school (Grades 10 to 12) in 1995-96 by The Southeast Tribal Council, incorporated as Southeast Resource Development Council Corporation (SERDC). The SERDC includes the communities of Bloodvein First Nation, Little Grand Rapids, Brokenhead, Pauingassi First Nation, Buffalo Point First Nation, Black River First Nation, Hollow Water, Berens River and Poplar River. Many of these SERDC communities lacked high schools and from this need arose the vision for a centrally located education facility. Situated within the city of Winnipeg and nestled on approximately 40 acres, the purchase of the former Nazarene College seemed like the ideal opportunity and location. SEC is unlike any other school in Canada. It is a unique facility that not only educates its students, but also houses the student body on site while nourishing the culture of First Nations in many of its day to day operations.

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.

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.

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!

Brandon University Residence is committed to providing an inclusive environment for all students, faculty/staff, and welcomed guests, providing a productive and respectful environment that fosters personal and academic growth. We respect and value the diversity of people, values, and beliefs and strive to preserve the dignity of others.

CMU emphasizes being a small-knit community and nowhere is that more evident than in residence life. Living on campus provides opportunities for making close connections with friends, attending a diverse range of events, and finding ways to live out the things that you are learning in the classroom. Residence staff work hard to make sure that the dorms and apartments feel like home to you while you are doing the transformative work of studying and growing in your relationships. With quick access to the cafeteria, the gym, the library, the chapel, and the Assiniboine forest, you are close to everything you need to thrive while being at CMU.

Providence offers private apartments and community living options for mature students, couples, and families in need of on-campus housing. Students interested in living in mature student housing should connect with the Executive Assistant for Student Life after their acceptance into Providence to inquire about availability. Living on campus is a great way to connect with all the opportunities available to you at Providence. Our Student Development staff work to ensure that residence is an educational environment that enhances your classroom experience while also giving you the chance to apply what you have learned to your personal life. Living in residence strongly correlates with high academic performance for any student, but at Providence we also believe that residence life helps students to grow as disciples of Christ.

La résidence Père-Théophile-Lavoie propose des logements fonctionnels, abordables et proches de tout. On y vit dans une ambiance chaleureuse, multiculturelle, et propice à la réussite des études ou vous y ferez des rencontres marquantes tout en apprenant à partager des espaces communs, ce qui fortifie les valeurs de respect et d’ouverture. Il comprend des appartements meublés comportant une salle de bain et une cuisine, et permettant une habitation seule ou avec un colocataire.

Modern, air-conditioned, fully furnished suites are available at the Exchange District Campus Residence. The Residence also features a shared kitchen, laundry rooms, and several common areas that have WiFi and are available for study, entertainment and socializing.

SBC believes that you can’t separate your faith from your career. Whether you are called to go into full-time ministry or a career in the marketplace, SBC will help you develop a solid Biblical foundation so that you can be confident in your faith.

UCN offers three types accommodations to help meet your needs: (1) Family Housing located in both Thompson and The Pas: (2) Carroll Hall located in The Pas: and (3) 11/21 Copper located in Thompson. You will find living in any of the three accommodations to be convenient, comfortable, and affordable. Life in any of the three accommodations brings you the best of all worlds.

Welcome to the residence at Booth University College. Living on campus is an option that’s convenient and offers many perks to make your experience at Booth UC memorable.

Conveniently located in West Broadway, across the Legislative grounds and minutes away from the University of Winnipeg and Osborne Village. The building features an incredible terrace, common room and gym with skyline views. West Broadway Commons offers a range of unit types, including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three bedroom apartments. Suites consist of luxury, premium, market and affordable units, all with utilities included.