↓
 
  • Equity
  • Homelessness
  • Housing
  • Justice
  • Newcomers
  • Poverty

Social Planning Council of Winnipeg

A sustainable community that is caring, just and equitable

  • About
    • Guiding Framework
    • Annual Reports
    • Funders
    • Board
    • Staff
  • Activities and Issues
    • City Watch
    • Data Consortium
    • Immigration Partnership Winnipeg
    • Make Poverty History Manitoba
    • Restorative Justice Association of Manitoba
    • Street Census
    • Partners
  • Publications
    • Recent Publications
    • Archives
  • Media
    • Press Releases and Op Eds
    • Featured in the News
    • Photo Gallery
    • Videos
  • Get Involved
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
      • Practicum Students
    • Employment Opportunities
  • Resources
    • Voting Guide and Information Sheets
      • Information Sheets
      • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019
  • Events
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • COVID-19 Information and Resources
Featured in the News

Featured in the News

Check out the latest news that features the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, our staff and our projects.
Activities and Issues

Activities and Issues

Check out the projects and activities underway at the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
Annual Reports

Annual Reports

Find out more about the work we have done, our partners and the coalitions that we have been involved in.
Guiding Framework

Guiding Framework

Our guiding framework guides our work and define our place in the community.
Jail photo 1

Corrections issues decades in the making

Get Involved

Get Involved

How to become a member, volunteer and donate to the cause.
Staff

Staff

We are supported by an amazing staff team. Learn about who they are and what they do.
budget image

Winnipeg Needs More for Four More Years

customer-support-wooden-signpost-four-arrows-help-advice-guidance-sky-background-82273934

COVID-19 Information and Resources

Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019

  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Female Single Parents
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Recent Immigrants
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Indigenous People
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Seniors
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles PDF Flash Cards 2019
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles PDF Format 2019
Get Involved!

Upcoming Events

There are no upcoming events at this time.

Facebook Feed

ACOMI with other organizations is organizing a media release tomorrow on ​June 4th at 1:00 PM on Zoom. ​All Manitobans are invited , but you have to register prior. Here is the link for the ​ advanced registration: zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAkceCvrDgoHtIe5cLlynVF8h4FbW1c3PPB.​
You can share this ​ with your networks. ... See MoreSee Less

2 hours ago  ·  

View on Facebook
·Share

Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email

Once again 'The Street' nails it ... See MoreSee Less

10 hours ago  ·  

View on Facebook
·Share

Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email

Twitter

Social Planning Council of WinnipegFollow

Social Planning Council of Winnipeg: Improving life for Winnipeggers through research, engagement, advocacy and action since 1919. Please join us.

Social Planning Wpg.
6h

This.

Reply on Twitter 1268228003542097923Retweet on Twitter 1268228003542097923Like on Twitter 12682280035420979232Twitter 1268228003542097923
2 Jun

National Institute for the Care of the Elderly (NICE) offers free, over the phone, friendly outreach & brief counselling services for older adults & persons with disabilities. You can call the Toll Free number today: 1 (844) 529-7292
Pls spread the word.
http://www.nicenet.ca/talk2nice

Reply on Twitter 1267863648166465537Retweet on Twitter 1267863648166465537Like on Twitter 1267863648166465537Twitter 1267863648166465537
Load More...
432 Ellice Ave.   Winnipeg, Manitoba.   R3B 1Y4
p. (204) 943 2561     f. (204) 942-3221     e. info@spcw.mb.ca

©2020 - Social Planning Council of Winnipeg
↑