Do you need to talk, need help, or know someone who could use our services? Our Community Crisis Workers are available for one-on-one appointments. Ask them for information about: shelter and housing, social assistance, jobs, mental health programs and services, health care, and income tax.
Please visit the Appointments page for appointment openings and locations.
To schedule an appointment with a specific Community Crisis Worker, follow the links below.
Connect with a Community Crisis Worker
Visiting agencies
Millennium Library regularly hosts community agencies that offer social services information and help to the community. Below are the community agencies that will be coming to the Millennium Library this week. Drop in. All are welcome.
Please visit our Programs & Events calendar to see the full list of upcoming visits.
24/7 support services
These free and confidential services are available all day, every day.
Please contact 911 for immediate threats to life or property.
Crisis Response Centre
For adults experiencing a mental health crisis and/or an overlapping substance use, addiction or gambling issue.
Phone: 204-940-1781
Address: 817 Bannatyne Avenue
Reason to Live
Confidential crisis line run by trained crisis counsellors from Klinic Community Health.
Toll-free phone: 1-877-435-7170
Address: 167 Sherbrook Street
Hope for Wellness Helpline
Immediate mental health counselling and crisis intervention for Indigenous peoples across Canada through toll-free number and online chat.
Toll-free phone: 1-855-242-3310
Gender-based Violence Program
The Link - Youth Crisis Line / Youth Mobile Crisis Teams
For youth 21 years of age and younger and their families.
Toll-free phone: 1-888-383-2776
Phone: 204-949-4777
Address: 175 Mayfair Avenue
Kids Help Phone
E-mental health service offering free, confidential support to young people in English and French.
Toll-free phone: 1-800-668-6868
Text: 686868
For more information:
Winnipeg Public Library's Crisis Lines and Community Supports Info Guide
Websites, handouts, posters, and apps that share crisis lines, and community supports for mental health, housing, food, harm reduction, and more.
211 Manitoba
Connect with government, health, and social services available across the province. (211 Manitoba is not a crisis line.)
Toll-free phone: 1-855-275-1197
Email: 211mb@findhelp.ca

CCW poster
Let your community and clients know about the Community Crisis Workers and their services with this printable handout.