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Opportunities for Employment (OFE) offers free employment services designed to connect job seekers and employers to create long term, sustainable matches and grow our local labour market.

To engage and empower our participants to take control of their own career/training plans and goals and achieve the highest possible level of successful outcomes.

Provides information, assistance, and representation to individuals dealing with the federal government’s Employment Insurance program and Manitoba’s Employment and Income Assistance program.

A storefront operation in Winnipeg’s North End that provides a range of resources and services for program participants to engage in a variety of employment related activities.

A local group proving support to Winnipeg job seekers.

A very large job search site specifically focused on connecting Indigenous peoples with employment. Amik also posts related training and event information.

Provides education and training, employment services, and support programs for Aboriginal people in Winnipeg.

The Eagle Urban Transition Centre is mandated by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to assist First Nations clients in the areas of training and employment.

A website designed to connect Indigenous job seekers with job postings.

Provided through Ka Ni Kanichihk, this program offers opportunities for education, training, employment, etc. for youth who are/have been in care of CFS.

Needs assessment, career planning, and job search assistance.

Powered by Indigenous.Link, this highly specialized employment portal is fully-dedicated to assisting Indigenous Job Seekers in researching and acquiring opportunities to develop their careers

Helps newcomers with career support, credentials, recognition, job searching, and interview preparation.

Provides employment/vocational and educational counselling, assistance with career transitions, labour market information, job search skills, employer referrals, and a computer resources centre.

Government agency that works with immigrant professionals and highly skilled workers who have had their education and experience from outside of Canada.

A program that provides supports to skilled immigrants wishing to work in their fields of expertise or alternative career in Manitoba.

Employability Assistance for People with Disabilities (EAPD) offers a wide range of employment focused services to assist adults with disabilities in preparing for, obtaining and maintaining employment.

The Hub is an innovative online job tool that creates quality job matches between newcomer job seekers and Manitoba employers.

Provides support to immigrant and refugee children/youth and their families by providing employment and education programs.

The government of Canada provides helpful links to service persons with disabilities looking for employment.

List of supported employment agencies for individuals with disabilities to acquire employment in integrated settings.

Their mission is to support people with intellectual disabilities to work and participate in the community.

Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) is an annual opportunity in October for Manitoba businesses, industry associations, community organizations, educational institutions, government bodies, and other groups to take proactive steps to increase employment success for Manitobans with disabilities.

Free employment services for young Manitobans.

Job opportunities for children and youth supported by Manitoba government.

Useful links from the Government of Canada to guide you through every stage of the job-hunting process.