Health Links offers recommendations to how callers should proceed with there inquiry, for example, calling 911, visiting an emergency department, urgent care, walk-in clinic or family physician, or advice and education information to help manage symptoms.

Manitobans unable to leave their homes (elderly, disabled, vulnerable) that require items such as groceries, medication (and more), with a volunteer

to perform the necessary tasks.

This Crisis Line is open to people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. This line is to help support people who are struggling with difficult feelings and behaviours.

The Sexual Assault Crisis Program (SACP) offers short-term counselling (up to 12 weeks) and focuses on sexual assault trauma. The counsellors supports clients while seeking medical attention, as well as provide support if they choose involve the police. The line is available 24/7.

The Pregnancy Crisis Centre is currently closed to in-person appointments; however, diapers and formula are available for pick up. Please call to arrange for pick up. Immediate support for those who need to talk is available via phone and email M-F 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Mood Disorders is offering a Peer Support Line from Monday to Friday from 9 am, 9 pm, and Saturday & Sunday from 10am to 4 pm. They provide one-on-one support over the phone.

Mood Disorder has mental health virtual peer support groups such as Depression, Personality Disorder, Bipolar, Eating Disorders, 18+ Women's Wellness, Postpartum and ADHD. These virtual peer support groups are available on Go To Meetings and Zoom. They are all free, and to access call the peer support line.

Sara Riel is providing 24/7 Peer Support Warm Line for individuals wanting to connect with someone or interested community resources.

The Canadian Federal government will provide a taxable benefit of $2,000 a month for up to 4 months to:

-Workers who must stop working due to COVID19 and do not have access to paid leave or other income support.

-Workers who are sick, quarantined, or taking care of someone who is sick with COVID-19.

-Working parents who must stay home without pay to care for children that are sick or need additional care because of school and daycare closures.

-Workers who still have their employment but are not being paid because there is currently not sufficient work and their employer has asked them not to come to work.

-Wage earners and self-employed individuals, including contract workers, who would not otherwise be eligible for Employment Insurance.

Ikwe Widdjiitiwin is providing services on the crisis line and have limited space for their residential program; all other programs are still being offered  as usual.

North End Women's Centre is offering bagged lunches, Hygiene products, harm reduction kits, and safe sex items between 1 -3 PM.

emergency, housing, EIA. For laundry, shower, and crisis support please call to make an appointment.

Drop in counselling cancelled. Snacks and hygiene available for pickup at door.

All programming suspended; Centre closed to the general public. Telephone check-ins with counselling clients can be arranged. Voicemails are checked regularly by staff to answer any outstanding questions

BHF services at River Point Centre is closed, however clients seeking BHF Intake or outreach services may call River Point Centre Staff at 204- 269-3430. They are doing interviews over the phone 204-582-2357.

St. Raphael Wellness Centre offers pre and pose treatment non-residential counselling and education affected by substance use disorder and other mental health issues. The Centre is taking referrals over the phone, and they offering group sessions, however are limiting the number of people who attend, and individual sessions face to face, by phone or video chat. They are open on Mon, Tues, Thurs 8:30 – 7:30, Wed 11:00 – 4:30, Fri 8:30 – 4:30

Nor'West is offering phone counseling, coping tips, and information about mental health, addictions and employment. If a youth needs to be connected with AFM and EIA.

Ray is offering bag lunches and hot coffee from 1 – 3 PM at the front door. There street outreach program is available during the day from 1 -4PM and the Evening 5 – 8 PM. Ray is offering afterhours support, as well and appointments with the Nurse Practitioner or Counsellor must be made over the phone.

Parents who are struggling with their children's behaviour can access the phone line Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Resources Available: Community building closed- harm reduction supplies are available at 888 Main Street

ACT Program

Daily outreach continuing with: Food delivery

Phone checks with priority checks to clients that do not have phones

Transportation still continuing for clients to appts Needs: Food and hygiene supplies

Sage House: closed but there are staff on site, just need to ring the doorbell

Have ramped up outreach supports in terms of harm reduction supplies and food

Wellness team: Phone counseling set up with triage and callers will get a call back # 204-589-9477

Suspended In-person Services Until March 31st. All other inquiries they can be reach thru email and phone M-W-F-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm, Tues-Thurs 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

The Newcomer and Immigrant Settlement (NISW) program

The Building Futures program

NISW will continue to support individuals who are seeking settlement services through phone/emails by contacting the Settlement Worker. We will be uploading education materials on our website on a weekly basis. In-person appointment will only be available for emergency cases by calling us at 431- 275-2289 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

​The building Futures Program will also continue to support newcomers who are seeking language and employment supports through online streaming and by appointment on a case by case.