Resources

End Homelessness Winnipeg is an Indigenous-led organization working to create lasting solutions to homelessness. By coordinating housing, outreach, and support services across the city, they help people move from crisis toward stability and dignity. Their work focuses on prevention, housing-first strategies, and systems change rooted in reconciliation.

N’Dinawemak is a 24/7 Indigenous-led emergency shelter that provides a safe, welcoming space for Winnipeg’s unsheltered relatives. Rooted in traditional values and holistic care, it offers essential services, cultural support, and a sense of belonging to those in need.

Main Street Project provides shelter, food, detox services, and essential care to Winnipeg’s most vulnerable. They offer low-barrier, trauma-informed support to individuals experiencing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges—creating a pathway to safety, stability, and long-term recovery.

DCSP brings together community agencies, outreach workers, and safety teams to support vulnerable individuals in Winnipeg’s downtown. Their collaborative approach focuses on harm reduction, crisis response, and building trust through connection—helping people access the resources they need while enhancing public safety for everyone.