Your single window to Canadian Aboriginal information, organizations, programs and services related to business, learning, employment, and social services.

The Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre is a community-based resource centre committed to serving the Aboriginal community of Winnipeg. The philosophy is founded on traditional values and perspectives, and access to both Traditional and Western resources are made available

The Bilingual Service Centres are your community access to government programs and services. Staff representing departments from different levels of government and community development organisations will offer you service in the official language of your choice.

Your Internet doorway to government-wide financial assistance and benefit programs for individuals; find in-person service locations and information on employment insurance, student loans, pensions, and more.

The Canada Child Tax Benefit is a tax-free monthly payment made to low and middle income families to help them with the cost of raising children who are under the age of 18. To be eligible for CCTB, you must live with the child and be a resident of Canada. The CCTB includes these supports: National Child Benefit (NCB) Supplement is an additional benefit for low income families with children. Visit: http://www.nationalchildbenefit.ca/ncb/progdesc.shtml Child Disability Benefit (CDB) is a tax-free benefit for families with children under 18 years of age who have a mental or physical disability. Visit: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/benefits/disability-e.html

In cooperation with provincial and territorial governments, and other federal departments, they deliver programs that contribute to the economic and social well-being of Canadians. This web site includes information on Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB).

Child Care Online provides information for parents to find local child care, calculate or apply for a child care subsidy. Information is also available for child care providers and individuals interested in training as a Child Care Worker.

CRISP helps lower income families with the cost of raising their children. Applications may be submitted anytime during the year. If eligible, you would receive a monthly supplement of up to $30 per month per child. Persons who receive income assistance are not eligible for CRISP benefits; however, those who receive only the health care benefits portion of income assistance may apply. If you live in Winnipeg, you can pick up an application at the International Centre of Winnipeg (204) 943-9158) or Welcome Place (204) 977-1000). In other towns or cities you can pick up an application form at your municipal office or online.

The Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work offers consultation services regarding the employment of persons with disabilities for non-profit agencies, community organizations, companies and government departments.

Healthy Child Manitoba's Early Childhood Development Continuum outlines the investments made to support families and communities in helping children get the best possible start in life.