Manitoba Family Services and Consumer Affairs
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- Main Page
- Message from the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Family Services and Housing
- ALL Aboard Report (PDF)
- ALL Aboard News Release
- Housing and Supports for People with Mental Illness (PDF)
- OpeningDOORS: Manitoba's Commitment to Persons with Disabilities (PDF)
- Contacts
- HOMEWorks! Homeless Strategy with a Focus on Mental Health Housing
- Homeless Shelters
- Emergency Homeless Shelter Standards
- The Salvation Army Project
- Cold Weather Strategy
- Homeless Outreach Team
- Project Breakaway
- Housing with Services
- Portable Housing Benefit
- Community Wellness Initiative
- Homelessness Prevention Summit
- Housing First
- The Mental Health Commission of Canada
The Salvation Army Project
The Salvation Army Project will implement a service coordination model focused on planning for permanent housing for long-term emergency interim shelter users at The Salvation Army’s Booth Centre.
Interim housing refers to emergency homeless shelters, safe haven programs, recovery residences or assessment centres designed for short-term stays. The focus of interim housing should be on ending homelessness.
Family Services and Housing, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and The Salvation Army will implement a housing first approach to the Province’s largest emergency interim housing provider.
This service delivery model is expected to better address existing needs within the Salvation Army while also putting a plan in place to locate permanent housing and supports in order to cultivate stable tenancies for participants.
