Rent Assist
Help with paying rent.
Help with paying rent.
A no-interest loan of up to $2,500 to help with late rent or utility payments.
Subsidized housing, through the Social Housing Rental Program.
Subsidized housing.
Rent geared to income housing.
A forgivable loan of up to $18,000 for home repairs.
Free removal by the City of Winnipeg for one year from date of application. You can also contact 311@winnipeg.ca.
The Province of Manitoba has a new law to make communities and neighborhoods safer. It works by holding property owners accountable for threatening or disturbing activities that regularly take place on their property related to drugs, prostitution, unlawful sale of liquor, sexual abuse, possession of unlawful firearms, and/or criminal activity. Call 204-945-3475 to report ongoing criminal activity. Any reports are anonymous.
Transportation Options Network for Seniors.
Lower-income adults can apply for a monthly transit bus pass for 50% of the regular bus pass.
Used to be Handi-Transit.
Government benefits can help put more money in your pocket. Find out what you can qualify for.
Save up to $1,000 toward purchasing an asset, with SEED Winnipeg.
Save up to $3,000 toward purchasing an asset, with SEED Winnipeg.
Shelter, clothing, meals, crisis services, drop-ins, and more.
Services and supports, and a list of housing resources.
Returning to normal after a fire.
A homeless-centred plan for keeping Winnipeggers safer.
Call us to book an appointment. Walk-ins are also welcome.