Community Living - Manitoba

Community Living - Manitoba We do this through strengthening families, defending rights, and transforming communities into places where everyone can belong.

Community Living Manitoba's vision is an inclusive Manitoba in which people with an intellectual disability are valued equally and able to participate fully in all aspects of society. The Manitoba Association for Community Living is a registered charity leading the way to building an inclusive Manitoba for individuals with an intellectual disability. We value INCLUSION and believe everyone benefit

s by being included in all aspects of society. We RESPECT individual choices made by people with intellectual disabilities and work with them to promote their individual rights and dignity. We model INTEGRITY by building relationships based on honesty and trust and hold ourselves accountable to the people we serve. We develop WISDOM by seeking knowledge and feedback, learning from our experiences, and strive to make decisions through collaboration.

09/04/2026

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09/04/2026
09/04/2026

Families across Canada: your child’s experience of exclusion matters.

The National Exclusion Tracker (NET), created by Family Support Institute of BC and Inclusive Education Canada, helps families document and track exclusion experienced by children and youth with disabilities and/or complex learning needs in K–12 education and child care.

Exclusion can look like being sent home, left out of activities or field trips, excluded from extracurriculars, or denied child care access. If your child or youth feels excluded, it counts.

Please complete the survey each time an experience of exclusion occurs.

Visit www.exclusiontracker.com to learn more and report your experience.

09/03/2026

📅 SEPT 24 – NOV 12, 2026
⏰ 10 AM – NOON
💻 VIRTUAL

Saving Circle is an eight-week course, open to Manitobans with disabilities who receive Employment Income Assistance (EIA).

Our instructor provides assistance in developing budget strategies, goal setting and money management skills. Participants’ savings are matched up to a maximum of $250. For example, if someone saves $250, we'll provide a $750 match, giving a total of $1,000 to use towards things critical to independence, health and well-being.

To register, contact Angel Prefontaine-Gibson:

(204) 975-3103
[email protected]

Saving Circle is run in partnership with SEED Winnipeg, Assiniboine Credit Union, and United Way Winnipeg.

09/03/2026

Sharing on behalf of the Chāpān Games and Teachings organizers 🧡

September is the month we commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. We sit with the truth of the devastating violence & lasting effects of residential schools.

We honour the lives lost and forever changed. We witness the resilience of survivors. And we try to embody what it means to move forward together. Both by acknowledging the truth and participating in reconciliation by creating spaces for healing, connection and change.

We think the Kokums from the Kokums Circle say it best: “Reconciliation is about brothers and sisters across cultures. It’s about all cultures coming together, learning from one another, and creating change so everyone belongs.”

Come together with us on Saturday, September 19th for the 3rd Annual Chāpān Games and Teachings. Chāpān Games and Teachings is free, all-ages event where generations connect. It focuses on healing through the medicine of laughter and having fun with traditional Indigenous games, free food, singing, dancing, drag, and so much more.

Address

6-120 Maryland Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3G1L1

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 11:59pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+12047861607

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