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Providing a safe, welcoming recovery community where individuals and families are empowered to be the authors of their own recovery.

Why choose SRWC?
• We're a registered charity, local to Winnipeg
• Our recovery experts are warm, welcoming, and non-judgmental. They tailor their services to you. And they focus on empowering you to make change
• Our programs are compatible with many pathways to recovery
• Our community-based counselling approach is unique. And we have daytime, afternoon and evening sessions that fit your schedule

10/15/2026

SRWC is deeply touched by the generous donation from Blackies Annual, the annual golf tournament organized by retired Winnipeg police officials!

This event brought together more than 100 caring individuals and exemplifies the spirit of community support. Launched five years ago by twelve dedicated retired police officers, the tournament has supported our community for the third consecutive year!

We thank retired and active Winnipeg police officials for their unwavering generosity to SRWC.

Your support makes a meaningful difference in our community, and we’re grateful for every contribution that helps us continue our vital work!

10/07/2026

Listening with our third ear; transcribing with your doctor’s handwriting. 📝👂

09/29/2026

This Wednesday, September 30, 2026, marks the 6th annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the 13th annual Orange Shirt Day.

This day solemnly reminds us of the children who never returned home from residential and day schools, and honours the Survivors, families, and communities whose lives continue to be impacted by this history.

Truth and reconciliation require more than remembering one day a year. They call on each of us to listen, learn, reflect, and consider how we can contribute to meaningful change.

We encourage our community to join local events and learning opportunities this Wednesday. We'll share events in our stories over the next few days. Take the opportunity to learn directly from the voices, experiences, and stories of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

🧡 Embracing truth is a crucial part of reconciliation. SRWC remains committed to creating space for learning, healing, and supporting relatives in our community.

If September 30 brings up difficult memories or emotions for you or someone you love, support is available:

📞 National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Support Line:
1-888-925-4419
Available 24/7 for Survivors and family members of residential, day, and industrial schools.

📞 Residential School Survivor Society Support Line:
1-800-721-0066

Reconciliation is an ongoing journey, one that falls on each of us to learn, connect, and contribute to a future grounded in truth, dignity, and mutual respect.

Today, we remember the children.
We honour the Survivors.
We stand with families and communities.
And we commit to continuing the work of truth and reconciliation. 🧡

09/17/2026

As the weather cools and we reflect on August, we are grateful for the joyful and meaningful experiences shared at SRWC. 🌿

Last month, Rehabilitation Counsellors Kaylene and Felisha had the opportunity to harvest sage, one of the four sacred medicines.

In many Indigenous traditions, sage is a sacred medicine gathered with respect, gratitude, and care for the land. People approach harvesting with good intentions and sustainable practices—taking only what is needed, leaving the roots undisturbed, and allowing the plant to continue growing.

Sage gathering is also closely connected to community, teachings, and the important roles of women and children as medicine gatherers.

At SRWC, we are thankful to have access to all four sacred medicines for smudging before, during, and after group sessions. Smudging is a traditional ceremony that supports the purification of the mind, body, and spirit while helping clear negative energy from individuals and spaces.

We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, participate in, and honour these teachings through our work and community. 🤍

09/14/2026

Self-love with Men's in Continuing Recovery.

Real strength isn’t about carrying the weight of the world alone. It’s about having the courage to set it down, look at your reflection, and offer yourself forgiveness, love and compassion.

In Mens in Continuing Recovery, self-love isn’t a soft concept. It’s a daily discipline. It means showing up for yourself when nobody is watching, keeping the promises you make to yourself, and letting your supports hold you accountable when things get heavy.

We are not defined by the chapters we have closed, but by the work we are putting into the current one. Every day is an opportunity to grow, heal, and become the man you want to be.

Shoutout to every man in Men's in Continuing Recovery for doing the hard, quiet work of healing today.

💙 Our Men’s Continuing Recovery program runs Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons at SRWC.

If you’re ready to take the next step, connect with us and book an intake:
📞 204-956-6650

09/12/2026

⛳️ A Day on the Greens for a Great Cause! ☀️

On Thursday morning, SRWC was honoured to attend Blackie’s Annual Golf Tournament, proudly hosted by retired Winnipeg Police Service members.

This incredible annual fundraiser supported several important causes this year, including the Arthritis Society, WPS Beyond the Badge PTSI education and support. We are incredibly grateful to be among the organizations supported by this wonderful event.

This year was an especially exciting one, with more than 100 golfers hitting the greens, a fantastic increase from the past three years! Active and retired members of the Winnipeg Police Service came together to enjoy a beautiful day of golf, sunshine, laughter, and community.

A huge thank you to all of the organizers, participants, and sponsors who helped make this event such a success. We would also like to extend appreciation to Spirit Rock Cafe and Archangel Fireworks for their generous sponsorship and support.

It was the perfect day, and SRWC couldn’t be more grateful for the continued support of our community. 💙

Thank you for believing in the work we do and for helping us continue to support individuals on their journey of recovery.

09/02/2026

A beautiful milestone for community care on Salter Street.

Yesterday, SRWC’s Executive Director Colleen Allan and Counsellor Felisha attended the grand reopening of the Native Addictions Council of Manitoba (NACM) to celebrate their newly renovated facility.

NACM has a rich history of providing culturally grounded treatment, healing, and support for Indigenous relatives and families. The expansion of this 22-bed space represents a vital investment in community wellness, ensuring individuals can access supportive care that honors dignity and tradition.

Congratulations to Sandra Malcolm, NACM Executive Director, and the whole team on this incredible achievement and bright new chapter!

08/12/2026

Hi, I’m Sabrina. 👋

I found my home at SRWC during my own recovery journey. I knew instantly that this was where I needed to be. While participating in Women’s in Continuing Recovery with Felisha, I began volunteering my time with SRWC. I am now proud to be one of the Rehabilitation Counsellors who gets to work alongside the devoted and caring staff who gave me the confidence I needed, as well as the opportunity to help others in their recovery!

I facilitate our Alumni Group, where we focus on “what happens next” after completing a recovery program. Together, we explore what it means to maintain recovery in everyday life while building meaningful and fulfilling lives. We work on practical tools such as SMART Goals, emotional wellness, healthy boundaries, self-care, resilience, and creating positive routines.

I also facilitate Men’s in Continuing Recovery, where we work together on emotional regulation, building self-esteem, relapse prevention, and developing strategies to navigate life in recovery.
Behind the scenes, I conduct outreach and advocate for our participants. I have the opportunity to help people navigate systems, connect with community supports, and work through barriers related to CFS, probation, parenting programs, housing, transportation, and more.

I love working in such a holistic environment where the goal is to help people recognize their potential. I get to work alongside people at different stages of their recovery journey, including those waiting to access programs, which makes SRWC feel like a true wraparound support system focused on care.

Most importantly, I create a space where participants can connect, grow, celebrate their successes, and support one another as they continue their recovery journey.

Recovery doesn’t end when a program ends—it’s where the next chapter begins. ❤️

🔹️If you're interested in joining Sabrina's programs or exploring the many unique and valuable programs offered by SRWC, please don't hesitate to contact us by phone or visit our website.

08/07/2026

A big thank you to everyone who joined us at our annual picnic at Kildonan Park! We enjoyed a day packed with activities, scavenger hunts, and a tasty lunch.

We're already looking forward to next year!

A special shoutout to Eddie Recovery Kinetix Fitness Science for his contributions to the event.

07/06/2026

Happy Monday! We're here to help—just let us know what you need! 🤌

Not pictured: Naloxone, First Aid supplies, advocacy, a wealth of resources, and our friendly staff.

- Team SRWC 💙

Address

280 Smith Street (5th Floor)
Winnipeg, MB
R3C1K2

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

2049566650

Website

https://srwc-mb.ca/, http://recoverydaywinnipeg.ca/

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