Programs & AssistanceSupport Services to SeniorsUse the buttons below or scroll down to find important resources for support. Back to Senior Resource Finder211 ManitobaDial 211Visit Website211 Manitoba is the front door to community-based government, health and social services designed to meet the needs of diverse populations, across all different aspects of life. It is a free, confidential service available 24 hours a day, seven days a week in more than 150 languages, including 4 indigenous languages.Active Aging In Manitoba204-632-3947info@activeagingmb.caVisit WebsiteA not-for-profit organization, dedicated to the promotion of active aging opportunities for all older Manitobans to enhance their health, mobility and continuing participation in their communities.Canadian National Institute of the Blind204-774-5421Visit WebsiteCNIB delivers innovative programs and powerful advocacy that empower people impacted by blindness to live their dreams and tear down barriers to inclusion.Indigenous Seniors Resource Centre204-586-3283View WebsiteOffers information, support, programs and services using a holistic approach to ensure the respect and well-being of indigenous older adults in Winnipeg.Meals On Wheels of Winnipeg204-956-7711Visit WebsiteNutritious meals are delivered by volunteers to those in the community unable to prepare or otherwise obtain them.United Way204-477-5360Visit WebsiteMany of our city’s older residents are lonely, hungry and can’t access the services they need.A&O (Age and Opportunity)Support Services for Older Adults204-956-6440Visit WebsiteSafety & Security: Elder abuse prevention, Safe Suite, Older Victim Services, Safety Aid, This Full House.Social Engagement: Senior Centre Without Walls, Connect Program, Entry Program for Older Adult Immigrants.Counselling: Information & Referral, Intake, Housing, Legal Clinics, Caregiving SupportsAlzheimer Society of Manitoba204-943-6622Visit WebsiteOffers information, support and education to people living with dementia and their care partners. Conseil Des Francophone204-783-1054View WebsiteLink and refer Francophone older adults 55+ to community supports, programs and services in Winnipeg.Manitoba Association of Senior Communities (MASC)204-792-5838Visit WebsiteA provincial focal point to facilitate communication, networking and planning among senior centres and raise their profiles. Rainbow Resource Centre204-474-0212Visit WebsiteOffers support and safe spaces for Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender older adults. Youville St. Vital Community Health Centre204-255-4840Visit WebsiteOffers Nurses, Dietitians, Counsellors, Social Workers, Community Development Specialists, Food Bank, Foot Care, Teen Clinic, Volunteer Opportunities, Milk Feeding Mentorship & Advocacy Services.Winnipeg Public Library204-986-5580Visit WebsiteThe Winnipeg library system offers a treasure trove of resources for older adults, including access to a vast collection of books, audiobooks, large print books and digital media that can enrich your life and keep your mind active. With programs tailored for seniors, the library provides opportunities for lifelong learning and social engagement. Library Home Service: Screened volunteers provide a monthly delivery of materials to individuals not able to visit a library due to illness or disability and without someone to access the library on their behalf. Contact the Home Service coordinator at 204-986-2738 for details or visit the website by clicking this link.Community Connections: Connect with Community Crisis Workers for help with basic needs including information on shelter, housing, social assistance supports, mental health and income tax filing. Contact Community Connections at 204-986-5638, email communityconnections@winnipeg.ca or click here to visit the website.