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 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 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.
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.
We support vulnerable and at-risk residents in Winnipeg, offering emergency services, detoxification, counselling and transitional housing. Our Transition Services Team also helps clients create plans to achieve goals like housing, health, employment and relationships.
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 advocacy, support and resources for women in the provincial and federal justice system, with an emphasis on Indigenous women. Our programs include court support, bail verification and supervision, anger management, transitional housing and more.