Adult Services are provided to men and women 19 and over who are seeking assistance due to their own involvement with alcohol, drugs and/or gambling.  An initial assessment of your needs is completed and resources are discussed.  AFM offers community based treatment and short term residential treatment (21-28 days)

For Adult Community Based Services phone
Stacey at 204.325.6596

Youth Services are provided to youth ages 12-18 years.  You can also talk about your concerns you have with your use of someone else’s use.  You can ask questions and talk with a counsellor who understands youth issues.  The counsellor will let you know what services are available to you at AFM or in the community.  Using these resources is up to you.

For Youth Community Based Services phone
Trina at 204.325.6594

Please call Lori – Impaired Driving Counsellor at 204-857-8353 for more information and to schedule an assessment time in Winkler.

Faith bases 12 Step program for anyone who wants help with their addiction.  Wednesdays 7-9pm.

Support group for those who have attended treatment and are looking for accountability and support.

Winkler, 390 1st St  Thursdays 7-9pm

Support group for loved ones of those living with addiction.  Call 204-332-1932 to register for next available group.

Thursday 12-4pm

• Open to teens and young adults
• You can just walk in without an appointment, during teen clinic hours  *reduced hours due to Covid-19 concern
• use the Urgent Care entrance on 4th Street
• You have access to care for ANY issues that you need to talk about or get checked out (even just a sore throat)
• It is CONFIDENTIAL
• The people there like working with youth – they should be respectful, non-judgmental and can try to help you out with whatever you need
• You can go by yourself, with a friend, or with a partner
• Medical and counselling services are FREE

Where: Crisis Response Centre – 817 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m.  

Phone: (204) 940-2177 

Where: River Point Centre – 146 Magnus Avenue, Winnipeg  

Clinic Hours: Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.  Phone: (204) 944-6209 or 1-(855) 662-6605 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: Eaglewood Treatment Centre 

Where: 90 Princeton Drive, Thompson  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm  Phone: 1 (866) 291-7774 or (204) 677-7300 or (204) 677-7240 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: 7th Street Health Access Centre 20 – 7th Street, Brandon  

Clinic Hours: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.  Phone: (204) 578-4800 (Call Monday – Friday 11:00am – 7:00pm) 

Where: Selkirk Community Health Office 237 Manitoba Avenue, Selkirk  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.  

Phone: (204) 785-7513 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: 159 5th ST S.E., Portage la Prairie  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. 

Phone: (204) 239-8800 (Call Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30-4:30, or leave a message on  other days of the week)

A culturally and language sensitive, biblically based addictions counselling service which started in 2004 as a pilot program.  It currently employs two part time counselors.  Four local Mennonite Churches sponsor it, and leadership from those churches make up the advisory board.

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

Go Girls! is a group mentoring program for girls ages 12-14 that focuses on physical activity, balanced eating and self-esteem. The single, most important goal of the program is to positively shape the lives of young women and girls by helping them build a positive self-image – setting them on a path to reach their full potential in life.

The Go Girls! program consists of seven mentoring sessions, held over a 7-10 week period, within school facilities. Each 1.5-2 hour-long session is loosely structured around four themes: physical activity, healthy eating, self-esteem, and communication skills.

The In-School Mentoring Program provides youth with a role model and a friend to talk to and share the experiences of growing up within school grounds.  For one hour a week, mentors meet with their mentee and engage in activities such as board games, crafts, or just hang out on school grounds.

The In-School Mentoring program requires a weekly visit of one hour for the duration of the school year.  Matches do not meet over the summer break or during other school holidays.

Game On! is a group mentoring program for providing boys and young men with information and support to make informed choices about a range of healthy lifestyle practices. Through non-traditional physical activities, complemented with healthy eating support, participants are engaged in life skills, communication, and emotional health discussions designed to engage participants in the pursuit of life-long healthy lifestyles.

Game On! includes seven 75-minute core sessions. There are also four extension modules that capture potential issues and topics specific to various locales and the interests of the mentors and participants.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Sundays at 11:00am & 6:00pm.
Wednesdays at 7:00pm.
Everyone welcome to attend,  nursery is provided.

Sunday’s at 10:00am.
Everyone is welcome to attend, nursery provided.

Wednesday’s at 7:00pm.
Children 2-12 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Friday’s at 7:00pm.
Young people 12-18 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Registration of those 16 years of age and older must be completed and accepted to attend.
Classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. There is a cost for each class which is totaled upon registration.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a ministry of the Pembina Valley Baptist Church, and is a Bible-based, unashamedly Baptist mission––making a difference in local church missions with a sound, proven approach.

We are a full-service, no fee, faith-based ministry, and will accept missionary candidates from independent Baptist churches of like-faith, doctrine and practice.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a local church ministry, established to help other local churches in getting their God-called missionaries to the place God has called them. If we can partner with you in this endeavor for Christ, please contact us at canamera@pvbc.ca.

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

I Love to READ Month – February – free online access – follow SCRL website events calendar for details (Crafts, story-songs, Newcomer tips, knitting workshops, Tech tips, etc.)

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool children and their parent or caregiver.

One a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

New to our centre.

Families can check out a busy binder or a board game.

Please our available products on our website.

Faith bases 12 Step program for anyone who wants help with their addiction.  Wednesdays 7-9pm.

Support group for those who have attended treatment and are looking for accountability and support.

Winkler, 390 1st St  Thursdays 7-9pm

Support group for loved ones of those living with addiction.  Call 204-332-1932 to register for next available group.

Sunday morning worship service available in-person and online at 10:30AM. Open to everyone.

Children’s Church available during our worship services (age 3-gr.1)

Jr Youth: grades 8-9
Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 PM,
Sr Youth: grades 9-12
Mondays 7:00-9:30 PM

Every Sunday 9:15-10:15
For ages 3 and up (including youth and adult classes)

Various days of the week
For women or men of all ages
Go to ourbethelchurch.com for more info

Care Groups are smaller groups that meet for Bible study and support various days of the week
Open to all adults (individuals and couples)

Every Sunday 9:15-10:15
For ages 3 and up (including youth and adult classes)

Wednesdays 7:15 – 8:45 PM (September – April)
Awana has been an integral part of Bethel’s children’s ministry for many years and it continues to have a massive impact in our children’s lives and in the surrounding communities.

Master Builders Men’s Ministry
Master – adjective – a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity. Builder – one who constructs by putting parts or materials together. When you put these two words together, you get an idea of the concept behind Master Builder’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship. This group consists of men, sixteen years of age or older, and focuses on building.
Firstly to build our individual lives. To develop in the character of Christ, to grow in maturity and integrity, to build accountability, to build relationships that will allow each one to help build the other.
Secondly, we desire to build strong families. Families that will establish homes where Christ can be at the centre. Homes that are established in the love, security, peace, and harmony that Christ desires for us.
Thirdly, to build strong churches. Churches that are able to share the love of God, stand for righteousness, train disciples, and reach the world for Jesus Christ.
To build strong communities. Communities where righteousness is exalted, and law and order are embraced. Communities that provide a safe, healthy environment to raise children, and to engage in commerce.
In pursuit of these goals, the men meet for breakfast the first Saturday of every month, go on camping weekends, tackle work projects, cook lunch for the church, and other activities which provide times of both fun and refreshing.

Ladies Ministry
The J.E.W.E.L.’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship are women who are at least sixteen years of age. They meet at 8:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of every month. During this time, this group of ladies spend time building relationships with each other as well as the Lord, as they study principles from God’s Word. This is also a time where they discuss and find ways to implement various projects to help fund mission outreaches. Whether organizing garage sales, making pies, hosting a tea, or implementing any number of other things, the women’s ministry helps facilitate support for the local church as well as for orphanages and outreaches around the world.
These women prove themselves to be precious jewels, whose husbands can rise up and call them blessed.

The youth group consists of those members of the church who are from ten to eighteen years old.  They meet Friday nights from seven to nine, under the direction of David & Melissa Guenther, at the chruch. The evenings consist of solid Biblical instruction in a fun, safe, loving environment. Special events and outings, like conventions, pizza parties, work parties, sports, and games nights, along with church involvement, give many opportunities to learn and grow in Christian character. These activities also become times to invite others to experience the Jesus life. Many of the youth from Christ Full Gospel Fellowship have enjoyed involvement in various mission trips and opportunities that are offered through Victory Churches International.

Various instruments and voices combine to produce the victorious praise and heartfelt worship which are an integral part of the life of the church. Every week the worship team at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship seeks the direction and leading of the Holy Spirit as they prepare songs designed to bring the congregation into a place of worship.
Since several of the contemporary style songs have been written by members of the team, they capture the spirit of where this church is currently at.
Anyone with the ability and the desire to minister to the Lord through music is encouraged to contact Pastor Bryan Wiebe. He imparts direction and vision to this vital ministry.
“Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength.  Give unto the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.  The voice of the Lord is upon the woters: the God of glory thundereth: the Lord is upon many waters.”  -Psalm 29:1-3

Hospitality is described as “the friendly and generous treatment of guests or strangers”. At Christ Full Gospel Fellowship each person who enters is given a warm smile and friendly handshake at the front door. Many first time attenders have commented on the feeling of coming home, of the acceptance extended by the whole congregation. It is our desire to have every person know they are important, regardless of age, sex, ability, or nationality.

Greeters and ushers may extend the first welcome, but it is the invites to lunch, homes, teas, and other social events that allow everybody to get involved in welcoming those who are searching for a church home, a place to belong.

“Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer; distributing to the necessity of saints; given to hospitality.  Bless them which persecute you: bless, and curse not.  Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.” -Romans 12:12-15

“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it”. (Proverbs 22:6)

At Christ Full Gospel Christian Academy we take this scripture as our mandate to train young men and women to be the best they can be. Every student is encouraged to develop to their full potential. Godly principles are used to lay a foundation upon which each student will grow academically as well as spiritually, socially, and morally. High standards of excellence are achieved by placing an emphasis on moral values and Godly character, as well as self-discipline, goal setting and achievements.

In 2003-2004 the school opened with the Kindergarten class, and has grown to encompass most grade levels. The Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) curriculum is used to promote Biblically based, Godly character through core subjects while still maintaining well rounded academics. The individualized learning system allows each student to work at their own pace and level.

Certified staff provide one-on-one assistance to help every student master areas of personal difficulty through out their school experience. Many of the students plan to further their studies after graduation in Canada or abroad.

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God and His Word.

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

The Bible declares that children are a heritage from the Lord. We encourage every parent to provide the opportunity for your children to grow in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, as they are trained to live responsible and successful lives based on God’s Word.

Curriculum

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God andHis Word.

Our Desire

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

Join us at 10:30am each Sunday as we share a time of fellowship, worship, and learning from the Word of God.

Kids ages 4-18 years old are invited to join us each Sunday morning at 9:15am for a dedicated children’s program including music, Bible lessons, and snacks.

Worship service, Sunday 11:00 am (on Zoom during public health restrictions)

Shared potluck lunch every Sunday after worship (when we can meet unrestricted).  Outdoor picnic style in summer.

Christian education for all ages, Sunday 9:45am (when we can meet unrestricted).

Book Club meets occasionally to study a book of relevance to our Christian discipleship.

Worship – 10:15am

GPS (Sunday School) occurs during the sermon slot

IN-PERSON SERVICES
In-Person services and Livestream services are available

on Sundays at 10:15am

Livestream Services are available through the link

on the “watch live” section

of this website.

Weekend Worship Services

In person Services
Saturday 6:00pm
Sunday 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30amWeekend Worship Services

Kids Ministry Runs Sunday’s 8:30am & 11:30am for Age 3 (Born in 2017) to Grade 6 (Born in 2009)

Online Streamed Service Sunday’s 10:00am only

Jr. Youth Grade 6 – Grade 8
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Sr. Youth Grade 9 – Grade 12
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Women’s Morning Out

Runs September – November,  March – May
Monday’s 9:30am – 11:00am

Our groups consist of a variety of different life stages as well.  From single, or married with kids, we will help you to find a group that fits what you are looking for!  Most Lifegroups meet every other week and consist of 8-12 people.  Message Lifegroups@gmchurch.ca for more information or to sign up.

Sunday mornings, 10:45 am

Open to all.

Livestream on YouTube at Grace Church Winkler

Sunday Worship Service

In-person worship Service

Sunday at 10:15am

Everyone is welcome!

Wednesdays 7:30pm Jr- Grades 7 & 8 Sr- Grades 9-12
September – May
No Cost.
Go to harvestchristianfellowship.ca for more info

Every Sunday at 11:00am (currently online only).
– It’s for everyone.
– No cost.
– No sign-up.
For ways to join us www.pathwaycc.net/sunday

Pathway Kids is here to partner with you to develop your kids’ faith. To learn more or to find parenting resources, make sure to join our Facebook group or follow us on Instagram. For the weekly worship experience visit www.pathwaycc.net/kids!
–  Online content for Pre-K to Pre-Teen + parent resources.

Monday’s (Jr High) and Thursday’s (High School) are youth nights. We meet at 7pm weekly! We worship, meet friends and hear hope-filled messages that lead us closer to Jesus. For more information and to join us visit www.pathwaycc.net/citycenteryouth

Pathway Young Adults is the perfect place to find community and connection with other believers in your stage of life.

This group meets to worship God together through the study of His word, prayer in His Spirit, and proclamation of His goodness. Through this we desire unity, so that Christ may find His bride as one on the day He returns.

https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/young-adults

MOPS is an open, accepting place for all mothers who have children between the ages of 0-5, to experience authentic community, personal growth, practical help and spiritual growth.
MOPS offers community, prayer, video sessions, crafts, and speakers. LINK TO JOIN: https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/mops

Our Deacons, as financial coaches, assist in processing Financial Assistance Requests.  The Scriptures tell us to use it for God’s Kingdom and our Deacons can help you learn how. Whether you’re setting a budget, navigating difficulty or managing your giving, financial coaching is here to help you do it in a God-honoring way.
For more information contact: deacons@pathwaycc.net

Sundays at 11:00am & 6:00pm.
Wednesdays at 7:00pm.
Everyone welcome to attend,  nursery is provided.

Sunday’s at 10:00am.
Everyone is welcome to attend, nursery provided.

Wednesday’s at 7:00pm.
Children 2-12 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Friday’s at 7:00pm.
Young people 12-18 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Registration of those 16 years of age and older must be completed and accepted to attend.
Classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. There is a cost for each class which is totaled upon registration.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a ministry of the Pembina Valley Baptist Church, and is a Bible-based, unashamedly Baptist mission––making a difference in local church missions with a sound, proven approach.

We are a full-service, no fee, faith-based ministry, and will accept missionary candidates from independent Baptist churches of like-faith, doctrine and practice.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a local church ministry, established to help other local churches in getting their God-called missionaries to the place God has called them. If we can partner with you in this endeavor for Christ, please contact us at canamera@pvbc.ca.

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

DivorceCare – a support group where you can find help and healing for the hurt of separation and divorce

DivorceCare for Kids – a support group to help your children, 5-12 years old, heal from the pain caused by a separation or divorce

Single & Parenting – a support group where you can get parenting wisdom, hope and encouragement

Sunday Services – 9:30am & 11:00am

Services that bring relevant teaching from the Bible and worship that draws us to the power of the Holy Spirit to change our lives!

Wednesday Night Service for Teens – 7:30pm

Youth Service for Jr & Sr High Students

If you are need of help with physical needs such as clothing, furniture, bedding, etc. we are often able to assist families in that way in partnership with Central Station.

We believe that there is power and purpose in prayer and having someone listen to your story. If you’d like to connect with someone to get help with emotional hurts, we are here for you.

Office Hours

Monday – Friday 9:00am – 12:00 noon
Phone (204)315-7676

For ages 5 – Grade 12
Runs October – November

Fall Production, first full weekend in November.
Contact flatlandstheatreco@gmail.com for audition details.
Tickets are available through P.W. Enns Centennial Concert Hall.

January through the weekend before Spring Break.

Contact flatlandstheatreco@gmail.com for details and tickets.

First full weekend in May.

Contact flatlandtheatreco@gmail.com for audition details.

Tickets are available through P.W. Enns Centennial Concert Hall.

Monday night’s throughout June & July at the Bethel Heritage Park.

Contact flatlandtheatreco@gmail.com for auditions & details.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

Sundays at 11:00am & 6:00pm.
Wednesdays at 7:00pm.
Everyone welcome to attend,  nursery is provided.

Sunday’s at 10:00am.
Everyone is welcome to attend, nursery provided.

Wednesday’s at 7:00pm.
Children 2-12 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Friday’s at 7:00pm.
Young people 12-18 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Registration of those 16 years of age and older must be completed and accepted to attend.
Classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. There is a cost for each class which is totaled upon registration.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a ministry of the Pembina Valley Baptist Church, and is a Bible-based, unashamedly Baptist mission––making a difference in local church missions with a sound, proven approach.

We are a full-service, no fee, faith-based ministry, and will accept missionary candidates from independent Baptist churches of like-faith, doctrine and practice.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a local church ministry, established to help other local churches in getting their God-called missionaries to the place God has called them. If we can partner with you in this endeavor for Christ, please contact us at canamera@pvbc.ca.

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool children and their parent or caregiver.

One a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

New to our centre.

Families can check out a busy binder or a board game.

Please our available products on our website.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

We are open every day of the week for you to drop-in & say hello. We have wifi & computer access, phone access, and can help with filling out, printing, faxing or scanning documents.

Monday 9AM-6:30PM

Tuesday 9AM-2PM

Wednesday 9AM-5PM

Thursday 9AM-2PM

Friday 9AM-2PM

The Community Care Program brings individuals and families and their supporters together, to work through complicated life issues and make life better.

Check out the Community Care page on our website for more information!

Learn how to advocate, navigate the system, and take action on issues in our community.

The CAT Program is designed to help community members develop the skills they need to stand up for their rights and take leadership on issues important to them.

Take part with a group of your peers 1 day a week for 8 weeks, of learning from experts in their fields on topics around advocacy and how to become a leader in our community.

Sign up to join.

Every other week, we provide a bag of produce valued at $20 or more for a purchase price of $10.00 each.  Call, email or sign up on the Central Station website.  Pick up is every other Tuesday 4:00-5:00 pm.

Every Thursday we offer a different meal kit for 2 or 8 people.  The cost is by donation and the suggested price is $7.00 for the 2 person meal kit and $20.00 for the 8 person kit.  Please call, email or DM on our Facebook or Instagram page.

Monday dine in meal.  There is no charge or sign up required for the meal – donations are accepted but not expected.

Monday 5:00-6:30pm

Open Wednesdays 9AM-11AM & 3PM-5PM.

The Winkler & District Food Cupboard is available to any Winkler district resident in need.  Sign up is required, call 204-325-0257.  Rides are available.  Food will be served during both time slots.

Have questions about your credit or finances?  Looking for ways to decrease your expenses?  Contact 1-888-573-2383 ext 211 to make a phone or virtual appointment.

Contact us by email at housing@winklercentralstation.ca or drop in to pick an application for affordable housing.

Tuesdays 10Am-12PM & Thursdays 12PM-2PM

Are you needing help with accessing community resourses & supports?  Our community advocates are here for you!

Come into Central Station during Advocacy Office hours & ask to speak to an advocate.

Faith bases 12 Step program for anyone who wants help with their addiction.  Wednesdays 7-9pm.

Support group for those who have attended treatment and are looking for accountability and support.

Winkler, 390 1st St  Thursdays 7-9pm

Support group for loved ones of those living with addiction.  Call 204-332-1932 to register for next available group.

Master Builders Men’s Ministry
Master – adjective – a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity. Builder – one who constructs by putting parts or materials together. When you put these two words together, you get an idea of the concept behind Master Builder’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship. This group consists of men, sixteen years of age or older, and focuses on building.
Firstly to build our individual lives. To develop in the character of Christ, to grow in maturity and integrity, to build accountability, to build relationships that will allow each one to help build the other.
Secondly, we desire to build strong families. Families that will establish homes where Christ can be at the centre. Homes that are established in the love, security, peace, and harmony that Christ desires for us.
Thirdly, to build strong churches. Churches that are able to share the love of God, stand for righteousness, train disciples, and reach the world for Jesus Christ.
To build strong communities. Communities where righteousness is exalted, and law and order are embraced. Communities that provide a safe, healthy environment to raise children, and to engage in commerce.
In pursuit of these goals, the men meet for breakfast the first Saturday of every month, go on camping weekends, tackle work projects, cook lunch for the church, and other activities which provide times of both fun and refreshing.

Ladies Ministry
The J.E.W.E.L.’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship are women who are at least sixteen years of age. They meet at 8:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of every month. During this time, this group of ladies spend time building relationships with each other as well as the Lord, as they study principles from God’s Word. This is also a time where they discuss and find ways to implement various projects to help fund mission outreaches. Whether organizing garage sales, making pies, hosting a tea, or implementing any number of other things, the women’s ministry helps facilitate support for the local church as well as for orphanages and outreaches around the world.
These women prove themselves to be precious jewels, whose husbands can rise up and call them blessed.

The youth group consists of those members of the church who are from ten to eighteen years old.  They meet Friday nights from seven to nine, under the direction of David & Melissa Guenther, at the chruch. The evenings consist of solid Biblical instruction in a fun, safe, loving environment. Special events and outings, like conventions, pizza parties, work parties, sports, and games nights, along with church involvement, give many opportunities to learn and grow in Christian character. These activities also become times to invite others to experience the Jesus life. Many of the youth from Christ Full Gospel Fellowship have enjoyed involvement in various mission trips and opportunities that are offered through Victory Churches International.

Various instruments and voices combine to produce the victorious praise and heartfelt worship which are an integral part of the life of the church. Every week the worship team at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship seeks the direction and leading of the Holy Spirit as they prepare songs designed to bring the congregation into a place of worship.
Since several of the contemporary style songs have been written by members of the team, they capture the spirit of where this church is currently at.
Anyone with the ability and the desire to minister to the Lord through music is encouraged to contact Pastor Bryan Wiebe. He imparts direction and vision to this vital ministry.
“Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength.  Give unto the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.  The voice of the Lord is upon the woters: the God of glory thundereth: the Lord is upon many waters.”  -Psalm 29:1-3

Hospitality is described as “the friendly and generous treatment of guests or strangers”. At Christ Full Gospel Fellowship each person who enters is given a warm smile and friendly handshake at the front door. Many first time attenders have commented on the feeling of coming home, of the acceptance extended by the whole congregation. It is our desire to have every person know they are important, regardless of age, sex, ability, or nationality.

Greeters and ushers may extend the first welcome, but it is the invites to lunch, homes, teas, and other social events that allow everybody to get involved in welcoming those who are searching for a church home, a place to belong.

“Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer; distributing to the necessity of saints; given to hospitality.  Bless them which persecute you: bless, and curse not.  Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.” -Romans 12:12-15

“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it”. (Proverbs 22:6)

At Christ Full Gospel Christian Academy we take this scripture as our mandate to train young men and women to be the best they can be. Every student is encouraged to develop to their full potential. Godly principles are used to lay a foundation upon which each student will grow academically as well as spiritually, socially, and morally. High standards of excellence are achieved by placing an emphasis on moral values and Godly character, as well as self-discipline, goal setting and achievements.

In 2003-2004 the school opened with the Kindergarten class, and has grown to encompass most grade levels. The Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) curriculum is used to promote Biblically based, Godly character through core subjects while still maintaining well rounded academics. The individualized learning system allows each student to work at their own pace and level.

Certified staff provide one-on-one assistance to help every student master areas of personal difficulty through out their school experience. Many of the students plan to further their studies after graduation in Canada or abroad.

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God and His Word.

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

The Bible declares that children are a heritage from the Lord. We encourage every parent to provide the opportunity for your children to grow in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, as they are trained to live responsible and successful lives based on God’s Word.

Curriculum

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God andHis Word.

Our Desire

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Personalized integrative mental health therapy based on the client’s unique needs using a variety of therapeutic treatment methods including Interpersonal Neurobiology, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Emotion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Therapeutic interventions are trauma-informed and attachment focused.

Individual, Couple and Family Therapy
Monday – Thursday
Text or email for more details.

There is no cost for this service.  Online and phone appointments available every Thursday.  Available in the province of Manitoba.

We provide one-on-one peer support to those who are supporting family and friends during these challenging times.

In the Central Region (Carman, Portage la Prairie, Winkler, Morden, Altona and surrounding area).

Contact at central@moodmb.ca

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

Faith bases 12 Step program for anyone who wants help with their addiction.  Wednesdays 7-9pm.

Support group for those who have attended treatment and are looking for accountability and support.

Winkler, 390 1st St  Thursdays 7-9pm

Support group for loved ones of those living with addiction.  Call 204-332-1932 to register for next available group.

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 8:30 pm.
During summer months, May to October the gazebo is open.  Also an outside deck is available for guests to use.  Reserve to ensure availability.
No charge for day use. Guests can enjoy coffee, home baking, relaxing atmosphere.
Guests can walk in and request to use the cottage, or call ahead to reserve a spot at the cottage. Call 204-312-8445.

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 8:30 pm.
Weekends, please call if you need assistance 204-312-8445.
Available for anyone who needs a place to rest and stay close to their loved one who is at Boundary Trails Hospital.
Room charge $45.20 per night with a continental breakfast included.
Guests needing a place to stay can walk in and reserve a room if we are open, or call to reserve a room.
Contact Katie’s Cottage for more details 204-312-8445.

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

Where: Crisis Response Centre – 817 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m.  

Phone: (204) 940-2177 

Where: River Point Centre – 146 Magnus Avenue, Winnipeg  

Clinic Hours: Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.  Phone: (204) 944-6209 or 1-(855) 662-6605 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: Eaglewood Treatment Centre 

Where: 90 Princeton Drive, Thompson  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm  Phone: 1 (866) 291-7774 or (204) 677-7300 or (204) 677-7240 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: 7th Street Health Access Centre 20 – 7th Street, Brandon  

Clinic Hours: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.  Phone: (204) 578-4800 (Call Monday – Friday 11:00am – 7:00pm) 

Where: Selkirk Community Health Office 237 Manitoba Avenue, Selkirk  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.  

Phone: (204) 785-7513 (Call Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30) 

Where: 159 5th ST S.E., Portage la Prairie  

Clinic Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. 

Phone: (204) 239-8800 (Call Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30-4:30, or leave a message on  other days of the week)

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

Call or email for dates & location.

Call or email for dates & location.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

Weekend Worship Services

In person Services
Saturday 6:00pm
Sunday 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30amWeekend Worship Services

Kids Ministry Runs Sunday’s 8:30am & 11:30am for Age 3 (Born in 2017) to Grade 6 (Born in 2009)

Online Streamed Service Sunday’s 10:00am only

Jr. Youth Grade 6 – Grade 8
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Sr. Youth Grade 9 – Grade 12
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Women’s Morning Out

Runs September – November,  March – May
Monday’s 9:30am – 11:00am

Our groups consist of a variety of different life stages as well.  From single, or married with kids, we will help you to find a group that fits what you are looking for!  Most Lifegroups meet every other week and consist of 8-12 people.  Message Lifegroups@gmchurch.ca for more information or to sign up.

Sundays at 11:00am & 6:00pm.
Wednesdays at 7:00pm.
Everyone welcome to attend,  nursery is provided.

Sunday’s at 10:00am.
Everyone is welcome to attend, nursery provided.

Wednesday’s at 7:00pm.
Children 2-12 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Friday’s at 7:00pm.
Young people 12-18 years old are welcome.
There is no cost to attend.

Registration of those 16 years of age and older must be completed and accepted to attend.
Classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. There is a cost for each class which is totaled upon registration.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a ministry of the Pembina Valley Baptist Church, and is a Bible-based, unashamedly Baptist mission––making a difference in local church missions with a sound, proven approach.

We are a full-service, no fee, faith-based ministry, and will accept missionary candidates from independent Baptist churches of like-faith, doctrine and practice.

CanAmera Baptist Missions International is a local church ministry, established to help other local churches in getting their God-called missionaries to the place God has called them. If we can partner with you in this endeavor for Christ, please contact us at canamera@pvbc.ca.

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Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

We are open every day of the week for you to drop-in & say hello. We have wifi & computer access, phone access, and can help with filling out, printing, faxing or scanning documents.

Monday 9AM-6:30PM

Tuesday 9AM-2PM

Wednesday 9AM-5PM

Thursday 9AM-2PM

Friday 9AM-2PM

The Community Care Program brings individuals and families and their supporters together, to work through complicated life issues and make life better.

Check out the Community Care page on our website for more information!

Learn how to advocate, navigate the system, and take action on issues in our community.

The CAT Program is designed to help community members develop the skills they need to stand up for their rights and take leadership on issues important to them.

Take part with a group of your peers 1 day a week for 8 weeks, of learning from experts in their fields on topics around advocacy and how to become a leader in our community.

Sign up to join.

Every other week, we provide a bag of produce valued at $20 or more for a purchase price of $10.00 each.  Call, email or sign up on the Central Station website.  Pick up is every other Tuesday 4:00-5:00 pm.

Every Thursday we offer a different meal kit for 2 or 8 people.  The cost is by donation and the suggested price is $7.00 for the 2 person meal kit and $20.00 for the 8 person kit.  Please call, email or DM on our Facebook or Instagram page.

Monday dine in meal.  There is no charge or sign up required for the meal – donations are accepted but not expected.

Monday 5:00-6:30pm

Open Wednesdays 9AM-11AM & 3PM-5PM.

The Winkler & District Food Cupboard is available to any Winkler district resident in need.  Sign up is required, call 204-325-0257.  Rides are available.  Food will be served during both time slots.

Have questions about your credit or finances?  Looking for ways to decrease your expenses?  Contact 1-888-573-2383 ext 211 to make a phone or virtual appointment.

Contact us by email at housing@winklercentralstation.ca or drop in to pick an application for affordable housing.

Tuesdays 10Am-12PM & Thursdays 12PM-2PM

Are you needing help with accessing community resourses & supports?  Our community advocates are here for you!

Come into Central Station during Advocacy Office hours & ask to speak to an advocate.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool children and their parent or caregiver.

One a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

New to our centre.

Families can check out a busy binder or a board game.

Please our available products on our website.

Office Hours

Monday – Friday 9:00am – 12:00 noon
Phone (204)315-7676

Before entering specialized training or a new job, consider taking a WEM assessment to find where your skill strengths and gaps lie. WEM offers in-class instruction to help get you up to speed and ready for your next training or employment goal.

Ask us about our customized workplace training solutions to strengthen your workplace and align with your needs. To learn more about how WEM can support continuous improvement and upskilling, call (204) 361-6857 or email rbamford@wem.mb.ca.

WEM continually offers online workshops throughout the year, including “Career Launcher”, “Communicating in the Workplace”, and “Speaking to the Skills I Have.” These workshops are especially beneficial if you’re entering the workforce for the first time or re-entering after time away.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

Participant eligibility:

-Resident of Manitoba with a mental, psychiatric, learning or physical disability.
-Must be 16 years of age or older.
-Must provide proof of a qualifying disability, diagnosed or assessed by an appropriate professional.
This program offers a wide range of employment-focused services, including personalized Vocational Assessments to assist adults with disabilities in preparing for, obtaining, and maintaining employement.

Participant eligibility:
– Unemployed or under employed (≤20hrs./wk.)
– Manitoban with a valid SIN.
– Must be between the ages of 18-60.
– Must be ready for part-time/full-time employment.
– May be receiving Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) or Employment Insurance (EI).
This program offers 4 weeks of in class or on-line instruction featuring résumé and cover letter development, interview prep and practice, communication skills, and more. Followed by 8 weeks of work experience that staff assist participants in obtaining.

Participant eligibility:
– Must have self-declared or formal diagnosis.
– Must be between the ages of 15-60.
– Cannot be EI eligible.
This program offers one-on-one employability enhancement for individuals experiencing barriers to employment, e.g. mental or physical health issues, mobility, intellectual, or learning disabilities.

Participant eligibility:
– Must be between the ages of 15-30.
– Manitoba resident with a valid SIN.
This program offers employability and life skills training and development for youth facing a variety of challenges, such as job uncertainty, rising cost of living, and increasing anxiety. Options include coaching in employment readiness, confidence-building, adulting, and mental well-being. From a classroom-setting, one-on-one meetings, or a chat over a simple cup of coffee.  Wellness U30 helps youth navigate new opportunities.

Before entering specialized training or a new job, consider taking a WEM assessment to find where your skill strengths and gaps lie. WEM offers in-class instruction to help get you up to speed and ready for your next training or employment goal.

Ask us about our customized workplace training solutions to strengthen your workplace and align with your needs. To learn more about how WEM can support continuous improvement and upskilling, call (204) 361-6857 or email rbamford@wem.mb.ca.

WEM continually offers online workshops throughout the year, including “Career Launcher”, “Communicating in the Workplace”, and “Speaking to the Skills I Have.” These workshops are especially beneficial if you’re entering the workforce for the first time or re-entering after time away.

Master Builders Men’s Ministry
Master – adjective – a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity. Builder – one who constructs by putting parts or materials together. When you put these two words together, you get an idea of the concept behind Master Builder’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship. This group consists of men, sixteen years of age or older, and focuses on building.
Firstly to build our individual lives. To develop in the character of Christ, to grow in maturity and integrity, to build accountability, to build relationships that will allow each one to help build the other.
Secondly, we desire to build strong families. Families that will establish homes where Christ can be at the centre. Homes that are established in the love, security, peace, and harmony that Christ desires for us.
Thirdly, to build strong churches. Churches that are able to share the love of God, stand for righteousness, train disciples, and reach the world for Jesus Christ.
To build strong communities. Communities where righteousness is exalted, and law and order are embraced. Communities that provide a safe, healthy environment to raise children, and to engage in commerce.
In pursuit of these goals, the men meet for breakfast the first Saturday of every month, go on camping weekends, tackle work projects, cook lunch for the church, and other activities which provide times of both fun and refreshing.

Ladies Ministry
The J.E.W.E.L.’s at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship are women who are at least sixteen years of age. They meet at 8:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of every month. During this time, this group of ladies spend time building relationships with each other as well as the Lord, as they study principles from God’s Word. This is also a time where they discuss and find ways to implement various projects to help fund mission outreaches. Whether organizing garage sales, making pies, hosting a tea, or implementing any number of other things, the women’s ministry helps facilitate support for the local church as well as for orphanages and outreaches around the world.
These women prove themselves to be precious jewels, whose husbands can rise up and call them blessed.

The youth group consists of those members of the church who are from ten to eighteen years old.  They meet Friday nights from seven to nine, under the direction of David & Melissa Guenther, at the chruch. The evenings consist of solid Biblical instruction in a fun, safe, loving environment. Special events and outings, like conventions, pizza parties, work parties, sports, and games nights, along with church involvement, give many opportunities to learn and grow in Christian character. These activities also become times to invite others to experience the Jesus life. Many of the youth from Christ Full Gospel Fellowship have enjoyed involvement in various mission trips and opportunities that are offered through Victory Churches International.

Various instruments and voices combine to produce the victorious praise and heartfelt worship which are an integral part of the life of the church. Every week the worship team at Christ Full Gospel Fellowship seeks the direction and leading of the Holy Spirit as they prepare songs designed to bring the congregation into a place of worship.
Since several of the contemporary style songs have been written by members of the team, they capture the spirit of where this church is currently at.
Anyone with the ability and the desire to minister to the Lord through music is encouraged to contact Pastor Bryan Wiebe. He imparts direction and vision to this vital ministry.
“Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength.  Give unto the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.  The voice of the Lord is upon the woters: the God of glory thundereth: the Lord is upon many waters.”  -Psalm 29:1-3

Hospitality is described as “the friendly and generous treatment of guests or strangers”. At Christ Full Gospel Fellowship each person who enters is given a warm smile and friendly handshake at the front door. Many first time attenders have commented on the feeling of coming home, of the acceptance extended by the whole congregation. It is our desire to have every person know they are important, regardless of age, sex, ability, or nationality.

Greeters and ushers may extend the first welcome, but it is the invites to lunch, homes, teas, and other social events that allow everybody to get involved in welcoming those who are searching for a church home, a place to belong.

“Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer; distributing to the necessity of saints; given to hospitality.  Bless them which persecute you: bless, and curse not.  Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.” -Romans 12:12-15

“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it”. (Proverbs 22:6)

At Christ Full Gospel Christian Academy we take this scripture as our mandate to train young men and women to be the best they can be. Every student is encouraged to develop to their full potential. Godly principles are used to lay a foundation upon which each student will grow academically as well as spiritually, socially, and morally. High standards of excellence are achieved by placing an emphasis on moral values and Godly character, as well as self-discipline, goal setting and achievements.

In 2003-2004 the school opened with the Kindergarten class, and has grown to encompass most grade levels. The Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) curriculum is used to promote Biblically based, Godly character through core subjects while still maintaining well rounded academics. The individualized learning system allows each student to work at their own pace and level.

Certified staff provide one-on-one assistance to help every student master areas of personal difficulty through out their school experience. Many of the students plan to further their studies after graduation in Canada or abroad.

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God and His Word.

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

The Bible declares that children are a heritage from the Lord. We encourage every parent to provide the opportunity for your children to grow in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, as they are trained to live responsible and successful lives based on God’s Word.

Curriculum

The core curriculum provides students with academics, skill building, reading practice, character and wisdom training, and a knowledge of God andHis Word.

Our Desire

It is our desire to work together with the parents, to train and to educate every child to become the best that they can be. Our goal is to train and to develop the whole student – spirit, soul, and body. We encourage each of student to reach for their highest level in academic, physical, and spiritual development.

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

We are open every day of the week for you to drop-in & say hello. We have wifi & computer access, phone access, and can help with filling out, printing, faxing or scanning documents.

Monday 9AM-6:30PM

Tuesday 9AM-2PM

Wednesday 9AM-5PM

Thursday 9AM-2PM

Friday 9AM-2PM

The Community Care Program brings individuals and families and their supporters together, to work through complicated life issues and make life better.

Check out the Community Care page on our website for more information!

Learn how to advocate, navigate the system, and take action on issues in our community.

The CAT Program is designed to help community members develop the skills they need to stand up for their rights and take leadership on issues important to them.

Take part with a group of your peers 1 day a week for 8 weeks, of learning from experts in their fields on topics around advocacy and how to become a leader in our community.

Sign up to join.

Every other week, we provide a bag of produce valued at $20 or more for a purchase price of $10.00 each.  Call, email or sign up on the Central Station website.  Pick up is every other Tuesday 4:00-5:00 pm.

Every Thursday we offer a different meal kit for 2 or 8 people.  The cost is by donation and the suggested price is $7.00 for the 2 person meal kit and $20.00 for the 8 person kit.  Please call, email or DM on our Facebook or Instagram page.

Monday dine in meal.  There is no charge or sign up required for the meal – donations are accepted but not expected.

Monday 5:00-6:30pm

Open Wednesdays 9AM-11AM & 3PM-5PM.

The Winkler & District Food Cupboard is available to any Winkler district resident in need.  Sign up is required, call 204-325-0257.  Rides are available.  Food will be served during both time slots.

Have questions about your credit or finances?  Looking for ways to decrease your expenses?  Contact 1-888-573-2383 ext 211 to make a phone or virtual appointment.

Contact us by email at housing@winklercentralstation.ca or drop in to pick an application for affordable housing.

Tuesdays 10Am-12PM & Thursdays 12PM-2PM

Are you needing help with accessing community resourses & supports?  Our community advocates are here for you!

Come into Central Station during Advocacy Office hours & ask to speak to an advocate.

The Food Cupboard is open from 9am-11:00am and 3:00pm-5:00pm each Wednesday.  Clients are eligible for a hamper every other week.

There is no cost. Register at Central Station.  Call or email Central Station to make an appointment.  204-325-0257 or email  info@winklercentralstation.ca

Donations can be mailed to

Box 488 Winkler, MB R6W 4A7

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

We are open every day of the week for you to drop-in & say hello. We have wifi & computer access, phone access, and can help with filling out, printing, faxing or scanning documents.

Monday 9AM-6:30PM

Tuesday 9AM-2PM

Wednesday 9AM-5PM

Thursday 9AM-2PM

Friday 9AM-2PM

The Community Care Program brings individuals and families and their supporters together, to work through complicated life issues and make life better.

Check out the Community Care page on our website for more information!

Learn how to advocate, navigate the system, and take action on issues in our community.

The CAT Program is designed to help community members develop the skills they need to stand up for their rights and take leadership on issues important to them.

Take part with a group of your peers 1 day a week for 8 weeks, of learning from experts in their fields on topics around advocacy and how to become a leader in our community.

Sign up to join.

Every other week, we provide a bag of produce valued at $20 or more for a purchase price of $10.00 each.  Call, email or sign up on the Central Station website.  Pick up is every other Tuesday 4:00-5:00 pm.

Every Thursday we offer a different meal kit for 2 or 8 people.  The cost is by donation and the suggested price is $7.00 for the 2 person meal kit and $20.00 for the 8 person kit.  Please call, email or DM on our Facebook or Instagram page.

Monday dine in meal.  There is no charge or sign up required for the meal – donations are accepted but not expected.

Monday 5:00-6:30pm

Open Wednesdays 9AM-11AM & 3PM-5PM.

The Winkler & District Food Cupboard is available to any Winkler district resident in need.  Sign up is required, call 204-325-0257.  Rides are available.  Food will be served during both time slots.

Have questions about your credit or finances?  Looking for ways to decrease your expenses?  Contact 1-888-573-2383 ext 211 to make a phone or virtual appointment.

Contact us by email at housing@winklercentralstation.ca or drop in to pick an application for affordable housing.

Tuesdays 10Am-12PM & Thursdays 12PM-2PM

Are you needing help with accessing community resourses & supports?  Our community advocates are here for you!

Come into Central Station during Advocacy Office hours & ask to speak to an advocate.

Developing framework for being Welcoming & Inclusive, improving access to community resources, and celebrating Cultural Diversity.

Developing a communication plan to improve information & resource sharing, increasing awareness of settlement service, and reducing barriers to access services.

Promoting awareness, reducing stigma or accessing resources, knowledge sharing with providers, and engaging research on needs of newcomers.

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

Thursday 12-4pm

• Open to teens and young adults
• You can just walk in without an appointment, during teen clinic hours  *reduced hours due to Covid-19 concern
• use the Urgent Care entrance on 4th Street
• You have access to care for ANY issues that you need to talk about or get checked out (even just a sore throat)
• It is CONFIDENTIAL
• The people there like working with youth – they should be respectful, non-judgmental and can try to help you out with whatever you need
• You can go by yourself, with a friend, or with a partner
• Medical and counselling services are FREE

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

Thursday 12-4pm

• Open to teens and young adults
• You can just walk in without an appointment, during teen clinic hours  *reduced hours due to Covid-19 concern
• use the Urgent Care entrance on 4th Street
• You have access to care for ANY issues that you need to talk about or get checked out (even just a sore throat)
• It is CONFIDENTIAL
• The people there like working with youth – they should be respectful, non-judgmental and can try to help you out with whatever you need
• You can go by yourself, with a friend, or with a partner
• Medical and counselling services are FREE

There is no cost for this service.  Online and phone appointments available every Thursday.  Available in the province of Manitoba.

We provide one-on-one peer support to those who are supporting family and friends during these challenging times.

In the Central Region (Carman, Portage la Prairie, Winkler, Morden, Altona and surrounding area).

Contact at central@moodmb.ca

Developing framework for being Welcoming & Inclusive, improving access to community resources, and celebrating Cultural Diversity.

Developing a communication plan to improve information & resource sharing, increasing awareness of settlement service, and reducing barriers to access services.

Promoting awareness, reducing stigma or accessing resources, knowledge sharing with providers, and engaging research on needs of newcomers.

A summer camp designated for children 5-12

July 5-9, July 12-16, July 19-23

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

Each camp runs from 9am-4pm.

Registration is for each individual week.

Each week costs $85 per child.

Sign up at Gateway resources website or contact Mike Klassen at mike@gatewayresourcesinc.com

or (204)325-7304 ext 228

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 8:30 pm.
During summer months, May to October the gazebo is open.  Also an outside deck is available for guests to use.  Reserve to ensure availability.
No charge for day use. Guests can enjoy coffee, home baking, relaxing atmosphere.
Guests can walk in and request to use the cottage, or call ahead to reserve a spot at the cottage. Call 204-312-8445.

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 8:30 pm.
Weekends, please call if you need assistance 204-312-8445.
Available for anyone who needs a place to rest and stay close to their loved one who is at Boundary Trails Hospital.
Room charge $45.20 per night with a continental breakfast included.
Guests needing a place to stay can walk in and reserve a room if we are open, or call to reserve a room.
Contact Katie’s Cottage for more details 204-312-8445.

Every Sunday at 11:00am (currently online only).
– It’s for everyone.
– No cost.
– No sign-up.
For ways to join us www.pathwaycc.net/sunday

Pathway Kids is here to partner with you to develop your kids’ faith. To learn more or to find parenting resources, make sure to join our Facebook group or follow us on Instagram. For the weekly worship experience visit www.pathwaycc.net/kids!
–  Online content for Pre-K to Pre-Teen + parent resources.

Monday’s (Jr High) and Thursday’s (High School) are youth nights. We meet at 7pm weekly! We worship, meet friends and hear hope-filled messages that lead us closer to Jesus. For more information and to join us visit www.pathwaycc.net/citycenteryouth

Pathway Young Adults is the perfect place to find community and connection with other believers in your stage of life.

This group meets to worship God together through the study of His word, prayer in His Spirit, and proclamation of His goodness. Through this we desire unity, so that Christ may find His bride as one on the day He returns.

https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/young-adults

MOPS is an open, accepting place for all mothers who have children between the ages of 0-5, to experience authentic community, personal growth, practical help and spiritual growth.
MOPS offers community, prayer, video sessions, crafts, and speakers. LINK TO JOIN: https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/mops

Our Deacons, as financial coaches, assist in processing Financial Assistance Requests.  The Scriptures tell us to use it for God’s Kingdom and our Deacons can help you learn how. Whether you’re setting a budget, navigating difficulty or managing your giving, financial coaching is here to help you do it in a God-honoring way.
For more information contact: deacons@pathwaycc.net

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool children and their parent or caregiver.

One a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

New to our centre.

Families can check out a busy binder or a board game.

Please our available products on our website.

Thursday 12-4pm

• Open to teens and young adults
• You can just walk in without an appointment, during teen clinic hours  *reduced hours due to Covid-19 concern
• use the Urgent Care entrance on 4th Street
• You have access to care for ANY issues that you need to talk about or get checked out (even just a sore throat)
• It is CONFIDENTIAL
• The people there like working with youth – they should be respectful, non-judgmental and can try to help you out with whatever you need
• You can go by yourself, with a friend, or with a partner
• Medical and counselling services are FREE

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

For ages 5 – Grade 12
Runs October – November

Fall Production, first full weekend in November.
Contact flatlandstheatreco@gmail.com for audition details.
Tickets are available through P.W. Enns Centennial Concert Hall.

January through the weekend before Spring Break.

Contact flatlandstheatreco@gmail.com for details and tickets.

First full weekend in May.

Contact flatlandtheatreco@gmail.com for audition details.

Tickets are available through P.W. Enns Centennial Concert Hall.

Monday night’s throughout June & July at the Bethel Heritage Park.

Contact flatlandtheatreco@gmail.com for auditions & details.

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

The art on WA+C’s walls change every month so stop by and take a look at the artwork on display!

Provides a safe setting for children and teens to make new friends, explore their faith and stretch their limits. We have 2 unique sites and options for individuals in kindergarten through Grade 12, and a camp session that ranges from 2 to 5 days in length.
What we have to offer:
-Staff to camper ratio of 1:5
-Long standing record or safety and trust
-Dedicated, screened and trained Christian ministry team
-Opportunities to build long lasting friendships
-A non-denominational atmosphere with a clear “no pressure” Christian message
-High standards as an accredited camp with Manitoba Camping Association and with Christian camping International
-Time away from the distractions of media

Please visit our website for summer schedule pricing details

Come and enjoy the serenity of an intimate wooded area without the worries of finding your way into the bush.  Located right along Manitoba Highway #3, Winkler Bible Camp is an exceptional and convenient place to host a variety of events.

Our facility is the ideal place to host events including church or youth retreats, business meetings or seminars, weddings, banquets, company picnics and more!  We have a variety of packages to accomodate many different types of events and needs.

Please visit our website or call our office for full details and pricing.

WBC Beyond is an online video portal with exciting shows and miniseries children and teens can enjoy.

Allow us to entertain, teach and inspire you through our unique original content. You can follow along with the adventures of Connor and Bethany in their fort called Wonder World, laugh along with our animated shorts, or learn a new song in our music section. No matter what you end up watching, we are glad to be able to connect with you beyond the summer and our physical location.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool aged children and their parent or caregiver.

One day a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

Open to preschool children and their parent or caregiver.

One a week.

Free to attend, sign up online on our website.

New to our centre.

Families can check out a busy binder or a board game.

Please our available products on our website.

Thursday 12-4pm

• Open to teens and young adults
• You can just walk in without an appointment, during teen clinic hours  *reduced hours due to Covid-19 concern
• use the Urgent Care entrance on 4th Street
• You have access to care for ANY issues that you need to talk about or get checked out (even just a sore throat)
• It is CONFIDENTIAL
• The people there like working with youth – they should be respectful, non-judgmental and can try to help you out with whatever you need
• You can go by yourself, with a friend, or with a partner
• Medical and counselling services are FREE

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Call or email for dates & location.

Call or email for dates & location.

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, summer hours 8am-4pm.

Our purpose to to make seniors aware and are provided access to services that assist seniors in maintaining their independence. A place where senior and caregivers can find resources and information to assist them in caregiving decisions and issues. We continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the aging population.

We offer:

ERIK (Emergency Response Information Kits ($2 suggested donation)

Referrals for footcare, transportation, housekeeping

Medical Equipment Rentals

Assistance with filling out various forms

Check in calls

Health and Safety Promotions

Please contact the office for information regarding availability of services and/or possible fees for services. For more information check our website.

The main purpose to serve the needs of a population of older adults in our community and provide a well balanced meal at a reasonable cost.

Cost $8.00 per meal.

Congregate meal program at Winkler Senior Centre:

5 days week noon meal program at 12:00

Congregate meal program at Cedar Estates:

5 days a week noon meal program – Monday to Friday at 12:00

Meals on Wheels cooked at Winkler Senior Centre:

3 days a week noon meal program – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Delivery between 11:30-12:30

We deliver within the city of Winkler limits as our kitchen and volunteer driver capacity limit permits.

Menus and information are available online at www.winklerseniorcentre.com

For more information or to register for meals call the office.

We are a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for older adults to experience a positive and dignified retirement lifestyle in their community.

Provides a service that engages the whole person including sort, community, volunteerism, personal wellness and meals. A place for caregivers to find resources and information to assist in caregiving decisions and issues.

A place for older adults to find friendship and resources for day to day living.

Programs and services include:

Blood pressure/Blood glucose clinics

Board and card games

Coffee all day

Fitness programs and Gym

Floor curling and floor shuffle

Free Wifi (internet access)

Gift shoppe

Health topics

Jam sessions

Line dancing

Library (books and puzzles to loan)

Pickleball

Presentations/Workshops

Services for seniors

Tea room

Waffle Breakfast

Volunteer opportunities

Altona Group Monday 8:00pm in the basement of the United Church.

Fresh Air Group Tuesday 7:30pm meet at the NE corner of Nelson St. & Stephen St.

Gateway Resources Wednesday’s @ 7:30pm

1582 Pembina Ave. Winkler

Greater Heartland Group meets Saturdays at 7:30pm at the Boundary Trails Hospital in the Multipurpose room #3

Winkler Group meets Wednesday’s at 7:30pm and meet at Gateway Resources 1582 Pembina Ave.

Call or email for dates & location.

Call or email for dates & location.

The shelter has five bedrooms and can provide accommodations for 16 people.  While in the shelter the families’ basic needs are met  including safety, food, and medical care.  There is no cost for staying at Genesis House and the program includes counselling, support groups, referrals, and advocacy.  Families choosing to live free from violence will also be provided assistance in seeking out housing options in the community of their choice.  Families taking part in the program can stay up to 30 days, with follow-up counselling and support available to women and children after departure.  Genesis House also provides public education about domestic violence to the community when requested.

Weekend Worship Services

In person Services
Saturday 6:00pm
Sunday 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30amWeekend Worship Services

Kids Ministry Runs Sunday’s 8:30am & 11:30am for Age 3 (Born in 2017) to Grade 6 (Born in 2009)

Online Streamed Service Sunday’s 10:00am only

Jr. Youth Grade 6 – Grade 8
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Sr. Youth Grade 9 – Grade 12
Wednesday’s 7:30pm

Women’s Morning Out

Runs September – November,  March – May
Monday’s 9:30am – 11:00am

Our groups consist of a variety of different life stages as well.  From single, or married with kids, we will help you to find a group that fits what you are looking for!  Most Lifegroups meet every other week and consist of 8-12 people.  Message Lifegroups@gmchurch.ca for more information or to sign up.

Every Sunday at 11:00am (currently online only).
– It’s for everyone.
– No cost.
– No sign-up.
For ways to join us www.pathwaycc.net/sunday

Pathway Kids is here to partner with you to develop your kids’ faith. To learn more or to find parenting resources, make sure to join our Facebook group or follow us on Instagram. For the weekly worship experience visit www.pathwaycc.net/kids!
–  Online content for Pre-K to Pre-Teen + parent resources.

Monday’s (Jr High) and Thursday’s (High School) are youth nights. We meet at 7pm weekly! We worship, meet friends and hear hope-filled messages that lead us closer to Jesus. For more information and to join us visit www.pathwaycc.net/citycenteryouth

Pathway Young Adults is the perfect place to find community and connection with other believers in your stage of life.

This group meets to worship God together through the study of His word, prayer in His Spirit, and proclamation of His goodness. Through this we desire unity, so that Christ may find His bride as one on the day He returns.

https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/young-adults

MOPS is an open, accepting place for all mothers who have children between the ages of 0-5, to experience authentic community, personal growth, practical help and spiritual growth.
MOPS offers community, prayer, video sessions, crafts, and speakers. LINK TO JOIN: https://pathwaycc.churchcenter.com/groups/life-groups/mops

Our Deacons, as financial coaches, assist in processing Financial Assistance Requests.  The Scriptures tell us to use it for God’s Kingdom and our Deacons can help you learn how. Whether you’re setting a budget, navigating difficulty or managing your giving, financial coaching is here to help you do it in a God-honoring way.
For more information contact: deacons@pathwaycc.net

Options information- parenting, abortion, adoption.  Learn about all of your options in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space.  This might be a planned, unexpected, or unexpectedly complicated pregnancy for you.  You might have a lot going on right now, tough circumstances, or a difficult relationship with your partner or family.

Making an informed decision is your best next step, so ask any question and learn about all the options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

We are here to help.

Steps in HOPE is a support group for women impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth, and loss. Topics include cycles of grief, self-care, and moving forward in a healthy way. Women are safe to share their experiences in this supportive space.

Contact us for the next group starting dates and location. Preregistration is required for this free & confidential support group.

email: stepsinhope@gmail.com
visit: pvpcc.com
call: 204-325-7900

We are grateful to the Morden Area Foundation for their support of this program.

Prenatal learning sessions are designed to prepare, empower and build confidence for your birth and postpartum experience.  Help to reduce fear while learning how to have a more positive and peaceful experience before, during and after birth.  You will learn how to be an active participant in your birth, and confidently include your partner as a support.

These sessions include a variety of group activities in a small, interactive learning environment with chances to practice comfort measures, relaxation strategies, and the opportunity to ask many questions.

Pre-registration is required for this free program.  To learn more about upcoming dates:
Visit http: pvpcc.com
call/text: 204-362-0979
email: prenatalpvpcc@gmail.com

Steps in HOPE (healing our pregnancy experiences) is a 5-6 week support group for women who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. This is a free and confidential group, planning to start in October. Everyone has an opportunity to share, listen and encourage but no one is compelled out of their comfort level. Topics include cycles of grief, boundaries, caring for yourself, creating a keepsake, and more. To learn more or to register contact us: 204-325-7900 OR stepsinhope@gmail.com

Needs assessment, settlement plan, and information on living in Canada for all newcomers.

Support for newcomer students and families in Garden Valley School Division.

Home visit program for isolated newcomer mothers of preschool aged children.

Job search, resume writing, cover letter writing and public job boards for all community members; public job search area includes 2 computers for public use, internet, printing and fax; employment-related group information sessions for newcomers and all community members on employment standards, workplace culture, career success, trades qualification, post-secondary options etc

ESL for newcomers, CLB 1-8, for English in the community and at work.

All community members with literacy needs, typically those with less than 8 years of formal education.

Classes for ESL and literacy in the workplace.

Conversation circles and language buddies for informal language learning.

Onsite childcare is available at Regional Connections for students in English classes.

Referrals and connections to community resources; volunteer program to help social connections and meet community members.

Support newcomers during their first year in the community; multicultural events and activities.