Accessible Resource Hub
This Accessible Resource Hub is your online resource for inclusive services, programs, and support. At Thrive, we believe accessibility goes beyond removing barriers—it’s about fostering a trauma-informed environment where everyone can participate and succeed on their own terms. Our hub provides tools, information, and connections to help individuals access the support they need. From community programs and financial resources to mental health services and peer-led initiatives, we are committed to advancing accessibility across Manitoba. Together, we’re building a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
The Accessibility for Manitobans Act became law in December 2013, making Manitoba the second province, after Ontario, to introduce accessibility legislation.
The Accessibility for Manitobans Act affects all Manitobans. It provides a process to remove barriers for people with disabilities and includes those who can identify, remove and prevent barriers to accessibility.
The Accessibility for Manitobans Act consists of five standard building blocks for making real, measurable and effective changes to accessibility. Each standard outlines specific requirements and timelines for organizations that have a responsibility to comply with The Accessibility for Manitobans Act.
To read more about this Act please visit The Accessibility for Manitobans Act
Access to Services & Programs
Location: 406 Edmonton Street – 3rd floor
Hours: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Closed for lunch from noon to 1:00 pm
For information about our services and programs call 204.772.9091
For more support review the list below:
Manitoba Supports for Persons with Disabilities
Community Living disABILITY Services
Manitoba Possible
Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities
Inclusion Winnipeg
Support Services for Older Adults
Community Resources
Drop-in Service
Food kits
Hygiene items
Hot meal & Coffee
Safer sex supplies
Pregnancy tests
Public Health Nurse
Baby supplies
Community Gatherings
Local phone, computer and fax access
Printing and copying
Clothing giveaways
Referrals & resources
Mental Health Support
Outreach
All of our services, programs, and support groups are free of charge.
For more information on services call:
“As a parent of a child with different abilities and some very unique talents, I appreciate this attention to ensuring everyone we support feels included and supported in getting the assistance and information they require!”
— Rhonda & Alec
Creating a Welcoming and Accessible Space for Everyone
Ensuring your business or non-profit is open and accessible to all isn’t just good practice—it’s essential for building a truly inclusive Manitoba. When we remove barriers, we open doors for everyone to participate fully in our communities. Accessibility isn’t just about accommodating a few; it’s about recognizing that nearly every Manitoban either lives with a disability or will experience one at some point in their life.
By prioritizing accessibility, we’re not only doing the right thing—we’re creating a province where everyone can belong, contribute, and thrive. Let’s work together to build a community where no one is left out.
Community Resources
Wellness Programs
Working with CFS
Financial Empowerment
Art for Wellness
Family Support Liaison
Birth Certificate
Income Tax
Women’s Support
Men’s Support
Anger Management
Mind & Body Wellness
Nobody’s Perfect Parenting Program
All programs are held at 406 Edmonton Street – 3rd floor.
A light lunch and bus tickets available
For more information on services call:
Early Learning & Childcare
Our educators embody skill, passion, and commitment. We work in cooperation with families and other professionals to promote and advocate for children and healthy preschool development. We are committed to providing young children and their families with a quality program.
Thrive Early Learning and Childcare
Contact
[email protected]
Director of Childcare
Phone: 204.779.5093
100-475 Sargent Avenue
Main Floor
From September 2024 to March 2025 we supported over 500 community members through our accessibility initiatives through the Manitoba Accessibility Fund (MAF). The majority of participants—75% Indigenous and 20% Métis—face systemic barriers due to colonization, poverty, disability, and discrimination.
We also supported newcomers, seniors, youth, children, families, and individuals with invisible disabilities, including those with experience in the CFS system and those aging out of care.
The project improved access to services, reduced stigma, and created safer, more inclusive spaces—especially for those who often face intersectional barriers like racism, language, transportation, and lack of culturally relevant care.
Accessibility
To learn more go to Manitoba Accessibility office.
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