Welcome to Families
NOTICE: Postal Disruption Update – Return to Regular Mail Delivery
As Canada Post workers have shifted to rotating strikes, the Department of Families will return to pre-postal strike mail delivery of all benefits via Canada Post.
Effective November 6, 2025:
Manitoba Supports for Persons with Disabilities (MSPD) – All benefit cheques mailed.
Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) – All benefit cheques mailed.
All vendor, landlord, service provider and income supplement program recipient cheques, including Rent Assist, 55 PLUS, Manitoba Prenatal Benefit, and Manitoba Child Benefit, are mailed via Canada Post, effective October 21, 2025.
Questions?
Call the EIA Service Centre:
204-948-2888 (within Winnipeg)
1-855-944-8111 (elsewhere)
In the News
October 24, 2025
Manitoba Government Opens Downtown Resource Corner at Millennium Library
October 22, 2025
Manitoba Supports Families with New Parenting Website
October 21, 2025
Manitoba Grants Support Newcomers, Low-Income Manitobans Through Endowment Fund
October 3, 2025
Manitoba Government Invests in Training for Child and Family Service Workers
October 2, 2025
Manitoba Government Invests in New 24-7 Safe Space for Indigenous Women
Read all Government of Manitoba News Releases
*NEW* Voluntary Child and Family Service Agreements
Four new agreement types have been added to the Child and Family Services Act effective October 1, 2024.

Hon. Nahanni Fontaine
Minister of Families
- Mino'Ayaawag Ikwewag
- Manitoba Supports for Persons with Disabilities
- Children's Therapy Network of Manitoba
- Manitoba Accessibility Office
- It's a Fact: Better Income Can Lead to Better Health
- Sharing Information for Supported Children
- Fentanyl Awareness
- Tracia's Trust: Manitoba's Sexual Exploitation Strategy

