If you are Métis and are looking for legal support or advocacy, we operate a variety of programming to support Métis citizens involved in the criminal justice system. We provide a community based alternative to the traditional court system and offer culturally appropriate supports, advocacy, and resources. We have offices in Dauphin, The Pas and Winnipeg to serve the Interlake, Northwest and The Pas regions of Manitoba.
If you're Muslim and looking for immigration support or document assistance, we are a not-for-profit organization offering support and resources to Winnipeg's expanding Muslim community. We offer 30 minute one-on-one legal clinics on a variety of topics, as well as links to legal resources across the province.
If you are appealing a Manitoba Public Insurance decision regarding a bodily injury claim, we can support you by explaining the decision to you, launching an investigation if necessary, and appearing in front of the Automobile Injury Compensation Commission (AICAC) on your behalf.
Our organization works to advance the equality of women and girls through legal education and law reform, based on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Holistic Ongoing Opportunities Development-Facilitation and Management Services Inc (HoodFams) is a community development focused charitable organization aiming to prevent newcomer at-risk youth from gang and justice system involvement. We provide direct support to gang or justice involved youth through education and mentorship, helping them to identify support systems and develop an individualized transition plan.
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.
If you're looking for an alternative solution to dispute resolution in the areas of non-profit business disputes, family disputes and community disputes, without the use of the court system—we can help. We offer multiple (and sometimes free) dispute resolution programs and webinars.
We provide information about the court process to primarily to Indigenous peoples who come in contact with the law. We offer support explaining the court process, a person’s charges and in some cases, attend court for the person on trial. We have various offices across Manitoba, including in northern communities.
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 dealing with a landlord conflict, we can help mediate and provide direct advocacy to make sure that both the tenant and landlord's rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancies Act are understood. The TLC can also support tenants by advising on multiple issues to prevent evictions and displacements, including CFS, EIAP, Manitoba Hydro, and mental and physical health.