Crisis Lines and Community Supports: Home
Websites, handouts, posters, and apps that share crisis lines, and community supports for mental health, housing, food, harm reduction, and more.
LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY
CALL 9-1-1
Klinic Crisis Line (24/7)
204-786-8686 or 1-888-322-3019
Crisis Response Centre, for adults (24/7)
204-940-1781
817 Bannatyne Avenue
Hope for Wellness Line, for Indigenous Peoples (24/7)
1-855-242-3310
chat online at: hopeforwellness.ca
Manitoba Province-Wide Domestic Abuse Crisis Line (24/7)
1-877-977-0007
or Text (only) 204-792-5302
or 204-805-6682
Manitoba Suicide Prevention & Support Line (24/7)
1-877-435-7170
Youth Crisis Line / Youth Mobile Crisis Teams (24/7)
For youth under age 21 and their families
204-949-4777 or 1-888-383-2776
Kids Help Phone (24/7)
For children and teens
1-800-668-6868
Text: CONNECT to 686868
Facebook Messenger @KidsHelpPhone
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Mental Health Crisis and Non-Crisis Regional Contacts
SOURCE: Manitoba Government
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Mental Health Resource Guide for Winnipeg, 23nd Edition, 2021
Contact information for mental health services and related community-based supports.
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NEW! SUMMER 2022 RESOURCE GUIDESOURCE: End Homelessness Winnipeg
SUMMARY: Download the Summer 2022 Resource Guide with information on shelters, safe spaces, drop-ins, bagged meals, portable toilets, and mobile outreach services. -
Housing ResourcesSOURCE: End Homelessness Winnipeg
SUMMARY: A list of housing providers, and organizations and programs offering financial assistance and housing supports. Document date: November, 2021. -
WHAT TO DO: if you encounter someone experiencing unsheltered homelessnessSOURCE: End Homelessness Winnipeg
SUMMARY: a poster/handout with a list of suggestions for how to best support people who are unsheltered.
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CRISIS SUPPORT LINES AND SERVICESSOURCE: various, compiled by Winnipeg Public Library (WPL). Updated: December, 2020 by WPL.
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FAMILY VIOLENCE SHELTERS AND SERVICESSOURCE: various, compiled by Winnipeg Public Library (WPL). Updated: December, 2020 by WPL.
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Who do I call?SOURCE: Winnipeg Committee for Safety
SUMMARY: Download and print handouts with resources listings for different needs.
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Find harm reduction supplies and services
SOURCE: Street Connections
SUMMARY: Use this map to find:
•STI/HIV testing
•Needle distribution
•Safer-use crack kits
•Free condoms
•Needle drop-off
• Naloxone kits
•Pregnancy tests
•Safer-use meth kits / bubble pipes
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POSTERS - 211 MANITOBA
SUMMARY: Download posters in English and French promoting 211 Manitoba.
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211 MANITOBA
or PHONE 2-1-1, 24 hours, 7 days a week*
*2-1-1 is NOT A CRISIS LINE. They give you information about who to contact for your situation.
SUMMARY: 211 Manitoba is a free, confidential, 24/7 service that connects individuals to government, health, and social services that are available across the province.
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HELP SEEKER
SUMMARY: Search for community, health and social services in Winnipeg (and other cities).
TIP 1: Type Winnipeg in "Choose your city".
TIP 2: Use the Advanced Search option to get results about a specificttype of service.
MORE FROM WINNIPEG PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Community Crisis Workers at the LibrarySummary: Winnipeg Public Library has two Community Community Crisis Workers who provide information on shelter and housing, social assistance, employment, counselling, mental health programs and services, health care information and much more.
*In-person service may not be available during COVID-19.