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The plan to end homelessness in Winnipeg
A community approach to ending homelessness.
End Homelessness Winnipeg was established through a community-driven effort that brought together governments, service providers and Indigenous leadership to build a shared response to homelessness. That foundation continues to guide our work.
Today, our role has evolved from planning to system coordination. Guided by our 2025-2030 Strategic Plan, we work with partners across housing, health, justice, social services and the broader community to strengthen prevention, advance Indigenous-led solutions, improve accountability, and support faster pathways to housing through coordinated access, shared data and aligned investment.
Working Together, We Can
End Homelessness in Winnipeg
Working With Community Partners
We invest in a wide range of programs, services, and supports that address both the immediate and long-term needs of people experiencing homelessness.
Five-Year Strategic Plan
The new five-year strategic plan, Everyone Belongs sets a clear direction forward: strengthen Indigenous leadership, expand coordinated access, improve data and shared learning, and advance housing and support systems that meet real community need.
Community Supports
End Homelessness Winnipeg, along with its the collaboration of its partners, provides the community with a variety of resources to assist them with housing supply, prevention and person-centered supports.
Reaching Home
Since April 1, 2019, End Homelessness Winnipeg has served as the Community Entity (CE) for Reaching Home in Winnipeg, Canada's federal homelessness strategy.
Coordinated Access
Naatamooskakowin is Winnipeg's Indigenous led, community-created Coordinated Access system, designed to ensure individuals and families experiencing chronic homelessness can access referrals to Housing First programming at the right time, through clear, equitable, and culturally safe processes.
Research and Reports
End Homelessness Winnipeg has led and participated in a variety of research initiatives that help us to better understand the experiences, needs and demographic characteristics of the people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Winnipeg.
