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Social Planning Council of Winnipeg

4 hours ago

The Community Financial Helpline has been launched to answer questions from community members living on low incomes. Call or text 431-813-4357 (431-813-HELP) or toll free 1-855-955-4234 (1-855-955-4CFH) if you have questions about:
- Tax filing
- Obtaining identification
- Income supports (such as CERB, EIA, EI, OAS, CPP, and CPP-D)
- Benefits and credits such as the Canada Child Benefit, and debt management and credit counselling.

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IRCOM - Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba is inviting applications for a part-time Social Media Coordinator. Details on the position and application process can be found in the link below:
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This new Helpline is here to answer all your questions!
Call/text 431-813-4357 or toll free 1-855-955-4234 if you have questions about:
Tax filing
Obtaining ID
Income supports - CERB, EIA, EI, OAS, CPP, CPP-D
Benefits/credits - Child Benefit, debt management & credit counselling

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