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MacDonald Youth Services offers services for those 12-20 years old, or employment training for up to age 29. They offer workshops in life skills; family supports; safe housing for youth, and foster care; crisis supports; and cultural identification. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Resource Assistance for Youth (RAY) offers primary health care services or youth up to age 29; First aid, prescriptions, and sexual health clinics; hot meals served daily; courses on eviction prevention and budgeting; access to clothing and home goods; and mental health and addictions supports. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Villa Rosa offers prenatal and postnatal residence that houses 25 prenatal and 8 postnatal women. They offers high school classes; life skills and parenting classes; and child care supports. Clients may stay free of charge – attendance at classes is mandatory. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

E Fry provides programming for females in the provincial or federal justice system, including: transitional housing; bail verification/supervision; programming for addictions, shoplifting, and violence; parenting classes; assistance with forms and IDs; Advocacy related to health, CFS, food, furniture, and EI. Applications accepted from prison. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Macdonald Youth Services: Youth Emergency Shelter provides a safe place for youth to stay overnight or on a short-term basis. Staff welcome & work with youth to understand their personal situation & needs. The resource centre is available to youth on a walk-in basis around the clock & provides basic needs like food & a shower, counselling, advocacy & referrals Read more...

Rosaire House Addiction Centre is a residential addiction treatment centre (part of St. Anthony’s Hospital campus). Interested individuals may self-refer at phone (204-623-6425). They also offer aftercare counseling. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Wechihin Waskkahikan Women’s Centre offers an emergency shelter for those fleeing domestic abuse. They also provide counseling and referrals. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Esther House is a residential second stage recovery house for women. Rent may be paid through social services. Residents must come directly from treatment programs. Address is confidential for resident safety. Please contact Esther House for more information. Read more...

Main Street Project operates an emergency shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. They also provide access to showers, food, coffee, clothing, mail delivery and support workers. Main Street Project offers a detox program for men and women, and some medical services. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Salvation Army Booth Centre offers short and long-term accommodations; meals; laundry facilities, and an emergency clothing depot. Visit their website, or call for more information. Read more...