Lawyers for you

If you're French speaking, we facilitate access to legal information in French so everyone can understand and make informed decisions. Our organization provides legal information, support and referrals to relevant legal, government and community organizations. These services are confidential and offered in person or by telephone.

We offer legal and social services for economically and socially-disadvantaged community members, in partnership with students and volunteers. If you're struggling to find assistance with your income, you can visit our drop-in clinic for legal information, support and referrals to services that match your income.

If you qualify financially, we can provide you with legal services in a rage of areas including public interest (through The Public Interest Law Centre), family law, immigration and refugee services, residential tenancies, child protection, mental health, government benefits and criminal law. Our staff and private bar lawyers regularily travel to over 40 communities surrounding major cities in Manitoba.

If you're a community organization who cannot afford legal assistance (including small businesses, innovators, non-profits, charities, artists and entrepreneurs), we provide free legal information and services, in-person or remotely. Our law students are supervised by practicing lawyers.

We provide resources such as connecting you with a lawyer or free in-person or over the phone legal advice, and links to other legal concerns through our website.

Kíwétinohk Consulting provides constative and justiced focused services to community, which fosters equitable access to resources while honouring Indigenous, 2SLGBTQ+ and northern perspectives.

We work primarily with men, both in institutions and the community, and help them address the root causes of crime through supportive education. We offer programs around literacy, bail assessment, supervision and provide parenting and anger management classes.

If you're living with a disability, our Individual Advocacy Program gives our clients the tools to successfully and independently advocate for themselves. We provide information and guidance on clients' rights to essential and social services, home care, human rights, and tenant and housing rights.

If you or someone you know is currently unhoused, we can connect you with resources to provide support in a variety of areas.

If you're a Manitoban looking for legal information and resources, we offer advice and lawyer referrals over the phone and can recommend relevant legal workshops and programs across the province.