The Centre for Suicide Prevention has three main branches - The Suicide Information & Education Collection (SIEC) is a special library and resource centre providing information on suicide and suicidal behaviour. The Suicide Prevention Training Programs (SPTP) branch provides caregiver training in suicide intervention, awareness, bereavement, crisis management and related topics. Suicide Prevention Research Projects (SPRP) advocates for, and supports research on suicide and suicidal behaviour.

Since 1987, Siloam Mission has been a connecting point between the compassionate and Winnipeg’s less fortunate. Mission staff and volunteers work directly with Winnipeg's homeless and disadvantaged to provide day-to-day necessities and support for transition towards a more self-sufficient life.

Take Pride Winnipeg! currentlyoffers nine programs throughout the year for students, schools, community groups, businesses and individuals across the city.

To promote and strengthen the organized capacity of people to care for one another.

to promote and encourage the concept of voluntarism in Manitoba and to provide support to the voluntary sector in building organizational capacity and long-term sustainability. The Centre's goal is to provide information, training and resources on all aspects of the voluntary sector and to build strong communities with working partners including governments, researchers, non-profit/charitable organizations, volunteers, funders, donors, labour and businesses.

To collect and distribute food to feed those in our community who struggle to feed themselves and their families, and to maximize public awareness of hunger.

Macdonald Youth Services is a 73 year old support, care and treatment agency for children, youth, young adults and their families, based in Winnipeg Canada, that provides programs and services such as adolescent, youth residential treatment, adolescent sex offender treatment, treatment foster care,ranch, youth shelter, mobile crisis teams, individual treatment and support.

CHF Canada is the nation-wide umbrella organization for co-op housing and Canada’s link with co-op housing around the world. As spelled out in our mission, mandate and values, we exist to unite, represent and serve the co-op housing community across Canada.

Since 1987, Siloam Mission has been a connecting point between the compassionate and Winnipeg’s less fortunate. Mission staff and volunteers work directly with Winnipeg's homeless and disadvantaged to provide day-to-day necessities and support for transition towards a more self-sufficient life.

The Winnipeg Boys and Girls Clubs is a community-based, youth serving agency operating in Winnipeg for 25 years. Our mission is to provide children and youth of diverse social and cultural backgrounds a safe, challenging environment and the opportunities necessary to acquire skills that will enable them to realize their potential. We accomplish our mission through 6 youth drop-in centers and numerous youth development programs that offer employment preparation, leadership development, sports, recreation, computers, arts, education, and cultural activities. All of the activities are free and designed to be both developmental and preventative. Last year, over 3000 children and youth participated in our programs and events.

Age and Opportunity promotes the health and wellness of Winnipeg's older adults as a committed organization providing services, education and advocacy.

Sport Manitoba, as the leadership and umbrella organization for amateur sport, provides ongoing support to over 90 recognized sport organizations including 76 independent Provincial Sport Organizations(PSOs). Assistance is provided in the form of grants and administrative services; as well as sport development programs such as the National Cooaches Certification Program (NCCP), the Manitoba Games and Team Manitoba's participation in the Canada and Western Canada Games. CEntrally located at 200 Main Street in Winnipeg, Sport Manitoba also provides office space and meeting room-conference facilities to support the organizational needs of over 30,000 volunteers.

The Coalition to Save the Elms, Manitoba Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to the stewardship of the elm and other trees, forests and the urban environment.

The objective of the Association is to encourage and develop the co-operation of its members as a managment association for the purpose of leading the development of policing in Manitoba and representing police leadership to the people, Minister of Justice, and the Government of Manitoba.