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Serving the City of Winnipeg and the surrounding area, Inclusion Winnipeg is a part of a national federation of over 400 community, 10 provincial and three territorial associations together forming Inclusion Canada. Inclusion Canada is a member of Inclusion International an association of over 110 countries. Achieving the vision of inclusive communities is a global movement and we are proud to be part of it.
If you are hitting systemic hurdles that prevent you from accessing needed services please do not hesitate to contact us.
Inclusion Winnipeg membership is an invitation to add your voice to a movement working towards equal citizenship for all people.
Inclusion is a movement and requires everyone to step up and do their part. Volunteer, donate, or become a member today.
We are hosting an information session about our Remote Job Coach app project for families and youth. The session will be on April 12 at 120 Maryland St from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Hosted by Project Coordinator Aron Jenkins.
We are hosting another information session for families of youth about Person Centred Approaches with Director of Advocacy James Kelm and Youth Inclusion Facilitator Megan Scott. This information session will be on April 26th, at 120 Maryland St from 7 pm to 8:30 pm.
We are currently recruiting a Director of Advocacy to provide oversight of Inclusion Winnipeg’s advocacy activities and to work directly with families of children and youth, and adults, in their pursuit of a fully inclusive life. The advocacy program also includes the delivery of training and professional development activities.
The ideal candidate will have 3-5 years' experience working with families of children and youth with disabilities and diverse learning needs; and adults with intellectual disabilities, and their families or support network.
Read the full job description.
Send resumes and cover letters to info@inclusionwinnipeg.org.
This is a showcase of multidisciplinary performances to learn about the experiences of Indigenous, Black, refugee, Deaf peoples, and people with disabilities. This event will offer the rare opportunity for individuals in Canada to understand the unique experiences of some of the most systemically marginalized people in our society, whose experiences and voices are often silenced, while creating a sense of pride and belonging as we showcase our culture and talent.
When: Tuesday June 27, 2023
In-Person: Register here
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Bonnie & John Buhler Hall
85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0L5
Online: Register here
Time: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Central Time
Our child has increased confidence, has friends, and has a real purpose in life. Without the help of Inclusion Winnipeg, we would be lost.
Inclusion Winnipeg provides assistance so people can access service, connect with peers, and be a part of the community. This is needed work.
I love the people and the work of Inclusion Winnipeg helping people.
For years, Fall for Fashion has celebrated young adults with intellectual disabilities along side professional models wearing the latest fall trends. This year’s theme is, “My Life. My Future.” which is an unapologetic statement about empowerment and taking ownership over one’s life.
Learn More at Fall for FashionWe are thrilled to launch Communication Tools: A Guide, a user-friendly guide of tools in Winnipeg that can help people communicate with First Responders in emergencies.
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