End Homelessness Winnipeg

Together we can end homelessness in Winnipeg

Steph Bisson

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Thank you to everyone who attended the “Housing and Homelessness: The State of Housing in Winnipeg” presentation. Your engagement and thoughtful contributions made the event a success. We appreciate your dedication to addressing the critical housing challenges in our community.

You can access the presentation PDF document here.

For those interested, we’ve included additional resources to further explore the issues discussed. We look forward to continued collaboration in creating a future where everyone has access to safe, affordable housing.

End Homelessness Winnipeg’s Mission, Vision, and Values

End Homelessness Winnipeg’s Team

The Plan to End Homelessness in Winnipeg

The 2022 Winnipeg Rental Housing Supply Scan

The 2022 Street Census Report and Recommendations

Reaching Home

Services and Supports

Research and Reports

https://endhomelessnesswinnipeg.ca/3183-2/

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In November 2023, a World Cafe on Brain Injury was held in Winnipeg which consisted of people with both lived and work experience in the area. As a first step in identifying and advocating for change, in 2023-2024 our community-engaged research team completed Phase 1 (Winnipeg Region) of the Brain Injury in Manitoba (BIMb) Project. 

Currently, there are tens of thousands of Manitobans living with unmet needs after brain injury, with brain injury being one of the most prevalent health & living conditions in our province and around the world. However, brain injury supports and services across Manitoba are severely under-resourced to meet needs and to prevent cascading harmful consequences for many people affected by brain injury.  Further, recent studies indicate that between 70-90% of people experiencing homelessness had a least one brain injury before becoming homeless, with the first injury often occurring in adolescence.