Provides access to contemporary and traditional health and wellness resources that enhance the lifestyle and living conditions of the urban Aboriginal community. Healing is holistic, culture-based and accessible to all Aboriginal people. United Way supports the Mino-Pimatiziiwin (MP Healthy Living) Program which provides a continuum of services for First Nation, Métis and Inuit Aboriginal men currently residing in Winnipeg.

215-181 Higgins Ave., Wpg., MB R3B 3G1
Phone: (204) 925-1200
Fax: (204) 925-1206

Email: dhall[at]ahwc.ca

(AN) ABORIGINAL VISION FOR RENEWAL OF THE NORTH END

• Aboriginal Senior Resource Centre
• Andrew's Street Family Centre
• Community Education Development Association
• Inner City Social Work Program, University of Manitoba
• Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre
• Mount Carmel Clinic
• Native Women's Transition Centre
• Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad
• North End Community Helpers Network
• North End Community Renewal Corporation
• North End Women's Centre
• Oyate Tipi Cumini Yape
• Urban Circle Training Centre

586 Selkirk Ave., Wpg, MB R2W 2M9
Phone: (204) 586-5940

Email: abvision[at]mts.net

Offers services to improve the quality of life for seniors and their families. These include resource information, referrals, counselling, health and safety education, and advocacy. Information and supports related to finding a new place to live, recreation and volunteer opportunities are also available.

200-280 Smith St., Wpg, MB R3C 1K2
Phone: (204) 956-6440
Fax: (204) 946-5667

Senior Centres and Satellite Programs:
2nd Floor-185 Smith St., ph: (204) 956-6480
254 Lakewood Blvd., ph:(204) 956-5734
400 Stradbrook Ave., ph: (204) 956-6490
644 Burnell St., ph: (204) 772-9581
1085 Main St., ph: (204) 942-7486

Email: admin[at]ageopportunity.mb.ca
ESL Email: esl[at]ageopportunity.mb.ca
Website: www.ageopportunity.mb.ca/

Provides a place in the community where families work to meet their own needs. United Way supports three programs at ASFC. The Pritchard Place Drop-in Centre offers a safe place for children and youth in the inner city. The Parents Helping Parents program provides outreach and practical support to families and their children. The volunteer program is an opportunity for community residents to strengthen their work skills.

B-220 Andrews St., Wpg, MB R2W 4T1
Phone: (204) 589-1721
Fax: (204) 589-7354

Email: asfc[at]shawcable.com
Website: www.asfc.mb.ca/
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Offers free art programs in a safe setting for youth and adults in the West Broadway neighbourhood. Through instruction and mentorship, art becomes a community-building tool. United Way supports a range of services including drop-in art classes, a healthy snack program, artist workshops, and annual events. Artists help youth and adults build their skills in pottery, painting, printmaking and photography.

Promotes research and provides information and support to individuals living with the physical, psychological and emotional effects of arthritis. United Way supports a range of programs that help individuals better manage their disease and improve quality of life. These include counselling, education, pain management, exercise and self-managed care.

Works to improve the lives of people living with intellectual disabilities through referral and consultation services, workshops, and conferences. Families learn to support one another through the Family Connections network and young people have the opportunity to socialize through the Among Friends program.

Provides counselling and therapy to families, couples and individuals to enhance personal, interpersonal and spiritual well-being. Services are open to everyone and are sensitive to gender and culture.