We provide wrap-around care and believe in the potential of every person and the strength of community.  We meet people where they are on their unique path toward empowerment and growth.

Community Drop-In: This is a safe space where we welcome our community members, and provide them with warmth and essential sustenance for their well-being. Our trauma-informed staff assists them in meeting their specific needs, offering a cup of coffee or hot meal, and fostering connections with fellow community members. Here, they can learn about other resources available to them and services that suit their needs.

Counselling & Wellness: Our licensed counsellors offer different forms of healing to our participants through one-on-one counselling. Appointments are required. The counselling sessions are free. The wellness programs acknowledge the effects of mental health, and through our programs, we offer mental health support to men, women and gender-diverse folks using a trauma-informed approach.

Early Learning & Childcare: We provide childcare to support families, and offer drop-in and respite child care for those who are registered in programs at the Community Resource Centre.

“It has been a true blessing being a part of something so huge, I love the activities, the outings, all things that are planned for us as comers of Thrive. They care! My family and I feel incredibly welcomed every time. I am so proud to be a part of Thrive!” – Sunshine

“I am thankful for the workers here, they are all friendly. Everything that I received really helped me and my family.” – Senait

 

“I started with Thrive Community Support Circle as a Practicum student. In this time I learned so much about the community and the participants we come in contact with. Thrive has really given me confidence and provided me with opportunity to feel secure.” – Daphne

 

Thrive gave me a strength I didn’t have before. A sense of belonging, confidence, encouragement, security, and safety. A reason to go on!” – Danielle

I honestly don’t know where I would be today if it weren’t for all of their support.” – Kathy

Our Community Impact

19,384
Total Visitors
1,829
Resource Referrals
1,236
Received Counselling
1,586
New Intakes
16,872
Food security assistance
690
Baby Kits
1509
Crisis Counselling
65
Laette Program
1,029
Emergency Clothing
304
Program Participants

VOLUNTEER

Volunteers are essential in our ability to accomplish our mission. We are grateful to the many volunteers who generously give their time to keep Thrive running. There are a number of volunteer positions we are constantly recruiting for, others that are needed on a periodic basis.

Fund a Scholarship

FUND A SCHOLARSHIP

Donating to a scholarship fund is a rewarding experience, knowing you’re providing a life-changing opportunity for students in need. Post-secondary education is a vital avenue for improving socio-economic circumstances for students from many different and diverse backgrounds.

Thrive Monetary donations

MONETARY DONATION

100% of all donations goes directly into Thrive’s programs and services so that we can provide free support to those who need it the most. 

Please donate today. Thank you!

DONATE SUPPLIES

Thrive needs your support to help our community members with their essential needs!

We are in desperate need of hygiene supplies, diapers in size 3 and up. Please donate.

Donate Goods

DONATE FOOD

Thrive collects donations of food and provides it to those in need. Bring in non-perishable food items Monday to Friday.

United Way Winnipeg Day of Caring

The United Way Winnipeg Day of Caring program provides an opportunity for workplaces to volunteer and help a United Way Winnipeg agency partner or non-profit organization complete a project that contributes to local community development, renewal, and pride. Projects may include building something, painting, helping put on an event for children, or cleaning up a community space.

This is a unique year-round opportunity for co-workers and other groups to make a difference in Winnipeggers’ lives by working together on meaningful volunteer projects with local community organizations that focus on:

  • Helping kids be all they can be
  • Moving people from poverty to possibility
  • Encouraging healthy people and strong communities

How it works is that the United Way matches up your volunteer group with a non-profit organization, and together you complete a project that complements your priorities, skills, schedule and available people power. Most projects require between five and 20 volunteers, take an average of four weeks to plan, and take about one-half to one full day to complete.

Past projects have included:

  • Helping host a special event like a community barbeque or holiday party
  • Working alongside community residents to help beautify a neighbourhood by planting flowers, building a community garden, or participating in a community cleanup
  • Collecting donations of much-needed items, including gently used clothing or household goods, hygiene products, or new socks and underwear
  • If you have an idea for a project not already on our list, we’ll be happy to explore the need and opportunities

Thrive Community Support Circle receives support from the United Way and has benefited from the Day of Caring initiatives and we encourage organizations and businesses to consider signing up. A Day of Caring is an opportunity to accomplish tasks beyond what your budget and resources may allow. It’s also a good way to put your work and your clients’ needs at the forefront of Winnipeggers’ minds.To find out more about United Way Winnipeg Day of Caring opportunities email [email protected]

Connect with us find out more about United Way Winnipeg Day of Caring opportunities for your workplace.

Donate

100% of all monetary donations goes directly into Thrive’s programs and services so that we can provide free support to those who need it the most. 

Please donate today. Thank you!