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1. West Central Women's Resource Centre - Winnipeg
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· 50 reviews
640 Ellice Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0A7, Canada
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4worldlovers: People living in poverty and experiencing homelessness have been telling us what they need for years.
It’s time for governments at all levels to start listening.
Community members came together to tell us what genuinely affordable housing and an adequate income would mean for them. We promised to share their answers with decision-makers in government.
It’s time for governments at all levels to start listening.
Community members came together to tell us what genuinely affordable housing and an adequate income would mean for them. We promised to share their answers with decision-makers in government.
EGGSY Fisher: The ladies are amazing
Hannah Lecter: Awesome
Bevis Durack: Staff are nice helpful , efficient
Natalie Encontre: I'll show pics later was wall to wall people later when u actually see the place. OK I'm back I'm here visiting for the next 2 days on standby for the free income tax clinic to prepare your individual taxes. If an appointment cancels I get in. I used to always use north end women's centre but now I'm situated in west side and omg do I love this part of town so much to see and do all around.Thank you west side women's you make great coffee
Dae Tro: Good place to get help from aid to paper work , ids with great staff
Jan Gail Bearbull: I'm searching for a new place, and the Homes Staff are amazing,🙂
Sydney Bee: Great resource for women!
Mary-Jane Harper: Love the service
Fatima Dahir: They help me long time for my resume
Maureen Buck: Friendly and peaceful atmosphere
Bryan Whitford: I stumbled upon two wonderful employees helping out a community member in distress. They did an amazing job keeping the community member safe, relaxed and cared for until the ambulance was called. Firefighters were the first to respond and took over the scene. The firefighters then proceeded to demonstrate why the emergency response system needs to change and decolonize, as the trust between community member and responder deteriorated almost immediately.Keep up the amazing work you do in the community. What you’re doing is making a difference.
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2. Main Street Project - Winnipeg
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· 3 reviews
637 Main St, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1E3, Canada
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Cory Munroe: Wonderful people doing great things for the surrounding communities. 👏👏👏
Julian Ulasy: The work Main Street Project should be commended. I had to use their services for quite some time a few years back and I'm glad to say that I'm back on my feet! Thank you for all you guys do!
Sudhir Sharma: MY BEAUTIFUL HOME
Vicki Rempel: They feed the poor, shelter the homeless and save lives, without a lot of fuss and ideology. Bless them.
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3. North End Women's Centre Inc. - William Whyte
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· 29 reviews
394 Selkirk Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2M2, Canada
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A Ebrahimzada: Good
May El Khattat: This my lovely place and lovely staff specially Helen
Chris Manitopyes: Very helpful, my advocate works out here I'm pretty sure.. helped me get my kids out of cfs, I'll be forever grateful to her for what shes done.. I know I'm a guy but she advocated for my current advocate if that makes any sense, got the ball rolling that's for sure..
Wen Michele: The best place ever. This centre literally changed my life. Aja, Amy, Tina, Hilda and Tamra are the most caring ladies ever. Tysm for being there for our community. Dont ever stop! 5/5
J L: Wow, I love this place!! Helpful, friendly staff the best little store in town
Wen PC: Love this place. So many needs are met for so many women. Please dont ever leave us.
Martini Monkman: Helped me acquire safe affordable clean housing. Helped me remain calm and told me what to do in my situation . I appreciate NEWRC so much. They helped me when none of the other womens centre's had no staff in housing positions. They actually heard me out and called Me back.
Natalie Encontre: I get my income tax done there every year for no cost
Gail Anderson: Staff are helpful and friendly. Good service
Justin Woodcock: BIG thank you to North End Women's Centre for supporting a client with baby items like diapers and formula. This centre is providing alot of good to the community!
Solo: Awesome place..helps the community so much!!💯💯💯
Taryn Martin: i love the drumming group every tuesday at 6:30 pm
Rhonda Starr: I can't remember her name but she was very helpful...she did faxing for me...and later when I got home I forgot to ask her for housing list and she quickly emailed them...always very helpful..🦅🦋
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4. Native Women's Transition - Winnipeg
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· 0 reviews
667 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0A8, Canada
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5. North Star Lodge - Lord Selkirk Park
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· 19 reviews
105 Aikins St, Winnipeg, MB R2W 4E6, Canada
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4worldlovers: 
Since 1979, the Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre (IWHC), formerly known as Native Women’s Transition Centre Inc. (NWTC) has worked to support and strengthen Indigenous women and mothers on their journey of healing and recovery from family violence, addictions, intergenerational issues and institutionalization.
Since opening our doors, the Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre has offered a safe place for over 20,000 Indigenous women and their children. During their residency, women are encouraged to return to their cultural roots to meet life’s challenges, build on personal gifts and strengths and undergo healing and transformation by learning together as women.
Confident women who are motivate and determined to achieve their life goals and find their belonging in our community.
Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre provides a safe place for women to live, heal and grow through our Indigenous teachings, values, and beliefs.
Please take the time to review our website to learn more about our organization’s history, our three (3) residential sites and the various programs and resources we offer.
Since 1979, the Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre (IWHC), formerly known as Native Women’s Transition Centre Inc. (NWTC) has worked to support and strengthen Indigenous women and mothers on their journey of healing and recovery from family violence, addictions, intergenerational issues and institutionalization.
Since opening our doors, the Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre has offered a safe place for over 20,000 Indigenous women and their children. During their residency, women are encouraged to return to their cultural roots to meet life’s challenges, build on personal gifts and strengths and undergo healing and transformation by learning together as women.
Confident women who are motivate and determined to achieve their life goals and find their belonging in our community.
Indigenous Women’s Healing Centre provides a safe place for women to live, heal and grow through our Indigenous teachings, values, and beliefs.
Please take the time to review our website to learn more about our organization’s history, our three (3) residential sites and the various programs and resources we offer.
Frugal Living: This place changed my life. The group therapy helped me grow. I loved the staff. I loved the structure. Great place!
Taryn Martin: i love the staff and the clients. everybody is nice and friendly. the environment is amazing
John Butler: Where my mother good her life together.
grant alan matthews: They really helped Tammy
Laz “Batty” M: Helping community
Taryn Bruyere: it's a warm safe welcoming environment
Craig Clark: Care places to help others
Steve Ens: Fantastic service to the community. Lovely people.
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6. Villa Rosa Inc. - Winnipeg - Winnipeg
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· 5 reviews
784 Wolseley Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3G 1C6, Canada
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leona paetsch: I lived at Villa Rosa 47 years ago. It was a great place for young women to have the opportunity to learn about making good choices and to make a plan for their future and their child’s future. It also opens your eyes that all people make mistakes and the only difference was that ours showed, which gave many of the girls incentive to be more positive about themselves and their choices. You also learned that a lot of the girls had it worse than you did. The nuns kept a tight ship but it was the structure we needed. Bless the people who worked their for giving all unwed mothers some love that was needed.
Candace Wright: I actually worked at Villa Rosa years ago. The experience affected me in an unbelievable way and still does. Sister Adrienne loved those girls like no other. I even spoke with one of the girls who stayed there recently and she is doing amazing. There is no better place for a unwed mother to spend her pregnancy. Everyone who is fortunate enough to be touched by the staff will do better in life afterwards. God blesses this home continuously.
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7. Eagle Women's Lodge - Winnipeg
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· 3 reviews
667 Ellice Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0A8, Canada
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8. A Woman's Place - Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry
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9. The Salvation Army Haven - Winnipeg
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· 6 reviews
72 Martha St, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1A5, Canada
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Adam Peiffer: So much better than the Marlborough where I drained all my savings just to end up here. Amazing. Clean, safe, privacy and bigger/better rooms than a hotel. Wish I could undo that $900 mistake but alas, looking forward. Great place to get back on your feet. And unlike the Marlborough, they don't steal your stuff.
Akindele Opoola: Social services here is unparallel. I'm trilled by the housing they provide for the homeless.
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10. South Winnipeg Family Information Centre - Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry
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· 12 reviews
800 Point Rd, Winnipeg, MB R3T 3L8, Canada
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Tricia Robinson: Many services for families. Parenting, babysitter training classes, home alone classes. Family drop in, Dress for Success Winnipeg helps women with clothing for interviews.
Tatjana Scholl: Really great place! Very family friendly. They run a lot of programs. Great help for the community!
Emily CPY: The Dress for Success program is a great place to give a second life to any work appropriate women's clothing you're thinking of donating. One of the best ways to help women and their children is to set them up for career success. Looking professional and feeling confident going to an interview makes a big difference.
Tannis Hewitt: SWFIC provides several great services to the community: they take donations of gently worn business clothes so that women can go on professional job interviews.They also do a lot of family training- babysitting and "home alone" classes.
