Matches volunteers with youth in need of friends, support, and guidance. Volunteer "Bigs" help "Littles" gain confidence and self-esteem en route toward a happy and successful future.

A safe, supportive place where children and youth participate in healthy activities, make positive friendships, and learn respect for self and others. United Way supports a range of services including leadership development, education programs, recreation, arts and crafts, and job training.

In partnership with local schools, community agencies and residents, offers summer learning opportunities for youth aged six to12 living in low-income situations. Currently available in six inner city neighbourhoods, the program's goal is to help kids do better in school, as well as increase job skills for older youth.

Head Office:
929 Main St., Wpg, MB R2W 3P2
Phone: (204) 982-4940
Fax: (204) 982-4950

Personal Employment Program:
ph: (204) 982-4940
Aberdeen Club:
415 Stella St., ph: (204) 582-4403
Freight House Club:
#4-200 Isabel St., ph: (204) 783-8640
Gilbert Park Club:
35 Gilbert St., ph: (204) 982-3609
Ryerson Club:
10 Ryerson Ave., ph: (204) 275-1756
Sister McNamara Club:
460 Sargent Ave., ph: (204) 942-1919
Victor Major Club:
81 Beliveau Rd., ph: (204) 255-0042
Winnipeg Harvest Club:
1085 Winnipeg, Saturdays only: ph: (204) 982-4940
Polson Club:
491 Munroe Ave., ph: (204) 982-4940
Dalhousie Club:
262 Dalhousie Ave., ph: (204) 982-4940
Norquay Club:
132 Lusted Ave., ph: (204) 982-4940

Email: reception[at]wbgc.mb.ca
Website: www.wbgc.mb.ca/

BUILD is a social enterprise that supports people with barriers to employment to gain construction and life skills through work experience. A member of the Winnipeg AssetBuilders Partnership, BUILD also offers money management training and matched savings programs that help individuals and families living in low-income situations build their assets for long-term stability and financial independence.