Manitoba Métis Federation officially opens $3.4M, 20-unit transitional housing project on Main Street
March 20, 2023
9.8% of homeless population surveyed in 2022 street census identified as Métis.
Coordinated access (CA) is a process through which individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness are provided access to housing and support services. This is based on a standard set of procedures for client intake, assessment of need, and matching and referral to housing.
MMF Rapid Services coordinates and provides services through coordinated access to help provide better outcomes for our Red River Métis Citizens.
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The purpose of Reaching Home is to support Canadian communities in their efforts to prevent and reduce homelessness. This is accomplished by mobilizing partners at the federal, provincial/territorial and community levels. With the help of private and voluntary sectors, and other stakeholders, the goal is to address barriers to well-being faced by those who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness.
How do I get support from Rapid Services?
Working with Rapid Services is really simple. To start all you need to do is connect with one of our intake workers by email at intakerapidservices@mmf.mb.ca or by phone at our intake line 204 589-1613.
To learn more visit how to apply.
Manitoba Métis Federation's Rapid Services offers a range of services such as advocacy, access to computers, basic needs assistance, housing assistance, help obtaining identification, workshops and activities, outreach, and Rapid Services Financial Assistance (RSFA). To learn more, visit our services section.
Yes, this can be provided through our Rapid Services Financial Assistance (RSFA). The goal of the RSFA is to provide financial relief to Red River Métis Citizens who are having difficulty paying for basic necessities including food, water, clothing, shelter, heat, education, and health care. Financial relief will also be available to low-income Red River Métis Citizens who have been affected by COVID- 19, are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, or in an unstable housing situation.
Do you work with individuals and families?
Yes, we welcome the opportunity to help all Métis Citizens across Manitoba.
Are your services only for Red River Métis Citizens?
We can offer advice and referral support to anyone, but case work and financial assistance is only available to Red River Métis Citizens.
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