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LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY | PHONE 9-1-1

Summer Weather Summer Response Plan 2025
SUMMARY: Includes key safety measures, locations for hydration and cooling, emergency contacts, and tips for preventing heat-related illness.

Services and Supports
SUMMARY: Lists of community sites and providers of mobile outreach, shelters for adults and youth, food, washrooms, and community patrols.

POSTER | Crisis and Support Lines

UPDATED - MARCH 2025 - Crisis and Support Lines
SOURCE: compiled by Winnipeg Public Library.

Manitoba 211

211 MANITOBA
PHONE 2-1-1
24 hours, 7 days a week or search for services on their website.

211 Manitoba is a free, confidential, 24/7 service that connects individuals to government, health, and social services that are available across the province.

Wildfire Evacuee Resources

Province of Manitoba | Wildfire Information
SUMMARY: Information for 2025 Wildfire Evacuees including Emergency Shelters, Wildfire Incidental Support Program, Financial Supports and Delivery, Health Resources for Evacuees, Insurance and Wildfire Evacuations, Information for Pet Owners, Postal Disruption Information for Evacuees
Wildfire evacuations | City of Winnipeg
SUMMARY: Find information of City of Winnipeg's supports for wildfire evacuees.

Klinic Crisis Line 24/7

204-786-8686 or 1-888-322-3019

Youth Crisis Line & Mobile Crisis Teams 24/7

For youth under age 21 and their families
204-949-4777 or 1-888-383-2776

Crisis Response Centre (18+) 24/7

204-940-1781
or go to 817 Bannatyne Avenue

Kids Help Phone 24/7

For children and teens
1-800-668-6868
Text: CONNECT to 686868
Facebook Messenger @KidsHelpPhone

Manitoba Domestic Abuse Crisis Line 24/7

1-877-977-0007

or text: 204-792-5302 or 204-805-6682

Manitoba Suicide Prevention & Support Line 24/7

1-877-435-7170

Hope for Wellness Line 24/7

For First Nations, Métis, or Inuit
1-855-242-3310
chat online at: hopeforwellness.ca

Indigenous cultural healing and mental health supports

Indigenous Cultural Healing and Mental Health Supports
SOURCE: Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, updated August 17, 2023.
SUMMARY: A list of resources and services with a focus on those delivered by Indigenous organizations or governments in Winnipeg and Manitoba, or by the provincial of federal government specifically for Indigenous Peoples.

Other supports and services

Find all services and supports handouts shared by End Homelessness Winnipeg

Shelter Safe
SUMMARY: Find shelter listings and other information for women and their children seeking safety from violence and abuse.

Street Connections - find harm reduction supplies and services
SUMMARY: Find out where to get free access to harm reduction supplies and services including: condoms, naxolone, needles, needle drop-off, pregnancy testing, HIV/STI testing, safe meth use kits/bubble pipes, safe crack use kits, HIV prevention medication / PrEP, drug checking, overdose prevention / supervised consumption services.

Who do I call?
SOURCE: Winnipeg Committee for Safety
SUMMARY: Download and print handouts with resources listings for different needs.

Mental Health Crisis and Non-Crisis Regional Contacts
SOURCE: Manitoba Government

Mental Health Resource Guide for Winnipeg
SOURCE: Canadian Mental Health Association, Winnipeg
SUMMARY: 24th edition. 2023. Contact information for mental health services and related community-based supports.

Manitoba Seniors Guide
SOURCE: 211 Manitoba
SUMMARY: Downloadable guides listing resources specific to seniors. There are guides for Manitoba, and specific to different regions - including Winnipeg.

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