Community Living - Manitoba

Community Living - Manitoba We do this through strengthening families, defending rights, and transforming communities into places where everyone can belong.

Community Living Manitoba's vision is an inclusive Manitoba in which people with an intellectual disability are valued equally and able to participate fully in all aspects of society. The Manitoba Association for Community Living is a registered charity leading the way to building an inclusive Manitoba for individuals with an intellectual disability. We value INCLUSION and believe everyone benefit

s by being included in all aspects of society. We RESPECT individual choices made by people with intellectual disabilities and work with them to promote their individual rights and dignity. We model INTEGRITY by building relationships based on honesty and trust and hold ourselves accountable to the people we serve. We develop WISDOM by seeking knowledge and feedback, learning from our experiences, and strive to make decisions through collaboration.

06/04/2026

A People First member said:
"I don't want to just live in my community. I want to belong there. Accessibility means I don't have to fight so hard just to be included."

Accessibility is about more than getting through the door. It is about being welcomed, valued and included. Everyone has the right to make choices and build relationships. Everyone has the right to take part in and be part of community life.

06/04/2026

MDSS is on the move! 🎉

This June, we're relocating our office to 1680 Notre Dame Ave — joining our friends at Manitoba Possible - an inclusive & accessible society. in their new accessible space. We couldn't be more excited for this next chapter!

Starting June 23, 2026, our new mailing address will be:
đź“Ť Unit 2 - 1680 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1H3

Same mission, new home. Stay tuned for more updates! đź’›

06/04/2026
Inclusion Canada ·People with disabilities should not be living in an institution, whether large or small. People with i...
06/04/2026

Inclusion Canada
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People with disabilities should not be living in an institution, whether large or small.
People with intellectual disabilities and their families should have the supports they need to live fully inclusive lives in the community.
We invite you to access our newly updated resource document - The Right Way. This document is a guide on the right way to close institutions and the right way to create independent living options in community with the right resources and appropriate support to make it successful.

“I lost 18 years of my life to an institution. But I don’t concentrate on that. I concentrate on what I can change. “- Peter Park, Ontario

Peter is one of thousands of survivors of institutions. Survivors helped write The Right Way so no one else has to live through that harm again.

Closing institutions matters — but how we do it matters just as much.

You can make a difference by reading and sharing The Right Way: www.institutionwatch.ca/the-right-way/

06/04/2026

  Fees: 5-day camps: $300 per participant 4-day camps: $250 per participant In-service and Winter Day Camps: $75 per participant SPRING BREAK CAMP DATES 2026: SOLD OUT (Open to ages 7 to 12) C…

06/04/2026

Join us for First Fridays in the Exchange tomorrow, June 5, from 5-8PM at Katie + Gunner Gallery to make your own zine! And be the first to see MLPD's new zine: a collection of stories from our community on the experiences of people with disabilities finding and maintaining accessible housing.

We will have all the supplies you need to make your own zine and facilitators available to help you! Zines are creative DIY booklets. Anyone can make a zine!

Thank you to our partners West Broadway Tenants Committee and Katie + Gunner Gallery!

This project is supported by the Canadian Centre for Housing Rights (CCHR) with funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) – Race, Gender, and Diversity Initiative (RGDI)

06/04/2026

This year we are hosting 10 camps! One over spring break and 9 full-day summer camps packed with martial arts and character building. While our themes are designed to be fun and exciting they also are designed to tie closely to character lessons and skills, something no other summer camp offers!

06/04/2026

Navigate the Pride Winnipeg map for essential spots like washrooms, accessibility areas, water stations, and the parade route! Get ready to join the celebration and embrace inclusivity.
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Naviguez sur la carte de la Fierté Winnipeg pour trouver les endroits essentiels comme les toilettes, les zones d'accessibilité, les stations d'eau et le parcours du défilé ! Préparez-vous à vous joindre à la célébration et à embrasser l'inclusivité.

06/04/2026

This is today! Please come down! Still lots of room.
Lunch is provided

CSA Settlements Information Session.
Location: Sgt Tommy Prince Place (90 Sinclair St)
9am - 4pm

Address

6-120 Maryland Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3G1L1

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 11:59pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+12047861607

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