Manitoba Settlement Support Services (MSSS) provides project funding to enhance settlement and integration services and programs that facilitate the successful social and economic integration of newcomers in Manitoba.
The MSSS aims to build a network of support and a community of care to better assist newcomers’ integration into the Manitoba community. Additionally, it will empower newcomers to find jobs that align with their skills and aid the development of professional networks. Selected projects will align with the mandate of the department and enable newcomers to participate fully in the community and contribute to a growing economy in Manitoba.
The MSSS fills gaps in newcomer services in Manitoba by funding settlement and integration projects that enhance the existing service network, ensuring efforts are complementary and avoid duplication.
For Service Provider Organizations (SPOs) interested in last year’s Call for Proposals, see the archived page here.
2025-26 MSSS Funding Recipients – Direct Services Available to Manitoba Eligible Clients (In Alphabetical Order)
| Organization | Address | Primary Contact Telephone | Website | Services available to MB eligible newcomers | Targeted population/Area/Priority |
| Economic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (CDEM) | 200-614 rue Des Meurons, Winnipeg | 204-925-2320 | www.cdem.com | Francophone immigration and employment solutions | Francophone MB eligible clients who are MPNP candidates |
| Enhanced English Skills for Employment Inc. (EESE) | 500 Shaftesbury Blvd, Winnipeg | (204) 927-4375 | www.eese.ca | Employment-focused language training for improving employability | Francophone MB eligible clients who are MPNP candidates |
| Family Dynamics, Inc. | 401-393 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg | (204) 947-1401 | familydynamics.ca/ | Case management | Manitoba eligible clients with high needs, including mental health support |
| Immigrant Centre Manitoba Inc. | 100 ADELAIDE ST, Winnipeg | (204) 943-9158 | icmanitoba.com | Needs assessments, information and orientation, referrals | MB eligible clients with low language proficiencies? |
| Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Inc. (IRCOM) | 95 Ellen St, Winnipeg | (204) 943-8765 | ircom.ca/ | Housing supports: needs assessments, case management, life skills training, 3-year affordable transitional housing. Core criteria: newly arrived low-income families with dependents. | MB eligible refugee claimants looking for housing and settlement supports in Winnipeg. Non-tenants can access drop-in settlement supports. |
| Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council Inc. / Welcome Place | 521 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg | (204) 997-1000 | www.miic.ca | Settlement and legal support services, life skills training, orientation and community integration support | Refugee claimants and privately sponsored refugees |
| Mosaic Newcomer Family Resource Network Incorporated | 397 Carlton Street, Winnipeg | (204) 774-7311 | www.mosaicnet.ca | Trauma-informed care training and mentoring, experience co-facilitating parenting and parent-child education programs, 60-hr practicum, employment assistance | MB eligible newcomer women with CLB 3-7 interested in a career in childcare |
| Newcomers Employment & Education Development Services (N.E.E.D.S.) Inc. | 251-A Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg | (204) 940-1260 | www.needsinc.ca | Orientation, after-school programming, post-secondary bridging, employability training, psychosocial support | MB eligible vulnerable and underserved children and youth ages 6-24 |
| New Journey Foundation | 200-305 Broadway, Winnipeg | (204) 942-2238 | newjourneyhousing.com | Housing supports (searches, applications, landlord mediation), social benefit applications, income tax filing, advocacy | All MB Eligible |
| Northwest Regional Immigrant Services Inc. | 516 Main Street East – P.O. Box 3011, Swan River | Swan River: 204-734-9874 The Pas: 204-623-3699 Thompson: 204-677-8094 | nwris.ca | Needs assessments, orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, youth programming, community connection events | MB eligible in NW Manitoba (Swan River, The Pas, Thompson and area) |
| Portage Learning and Literacy Centre Inc. | 110 Saskatchewan Ave. West, Portage la Prairie | (204) 857-6304 | pllc.ca | Needs assessments, orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, language training, youth programming | MB eligible in Portage la Prairie and surrounding communities |
| Red River College Polytechnic | 2055 Notre Dame Ave./Mailing: Centre for Newcomer Integration 201-319 Elgin Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3A 0K4, Winnipeg | www.rrc.ca | Professional communication for a healthcare setting, intercultural communication, patient-centred practice, collaborative practice, pronunciation, guest speakers, Standardized Patients and CELBAN preparation, delivered through specialized online modules and webinars Standardized Patients and CELBAN preparation, delivered through specialized online modules and webinars | Internationally educated health care professionals and healthcare workers to support licensure, employment and career advancement | |
| Regional Connections Inc. | 2-295 Perry St, Winkler, MB | (204) 325-4059 | regionalconnections.ca | Needs assessments, orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, language support and employment language training | MB eligible in Pembina Valley, Dauphin, Churchill, Neepawa, and surrounding regions. |
| Supporting Employment and Economic Development Winnipeg Inc. (MMT) (SEED Winnipeg Ltd) | 80 Salter Street, Winnipeg | 204-927-9935 | seedwinnipeg.ca | Culturally and linguistically tailored financial literacy training on money management | Individuals from priority immigrant communities whose first language is not English, who experience language barriers and have low income, or who are interested in receiving training to facilitate money management sessions within their communities. |
| Seven Oaks School Division | 830 Powers Street, Winnipeg | (204) 697-5967 | www.7oaks.org | Needs assessments, information and orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, language support, community connections and Family Friendship Program | MB eligible in North Winnipeg and Selkirk |
| Société de la francophonie manitobaine (SFM) | 106 – 147 Blvd Provencher, Winnipeg | 204) 233-4915 | www.sfm.mb.ca | Needs assessment and referrals, information sharing, community outreach | Francophone MB eligible newcomers in Winnipeg |
| Steinbach Chamber of Commerce (Eastman Immigrant Services) | D4 284 Reimer Avenue, Steinbach | 204) 346-6609 | eastmanimmigrantservices.com/ | Needs assessments, orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, language support, community connection programs, cultural awareness and anti-discrimination initiatives | MB eligible in Eastman Region |
| DLS Consulting Inc. o/a Winnipeg English Language Assessment and Referral Centre (WELARC) | 400-275 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg | (204) 943-5387 | www.welarc.net | English and French assessments using CLBPT, CLBA, and NCLC; referrals to SPOs for language classes | MB eligible wishing to attend funded language classes |
| Westman Immigrant Services | 1001 Pacific Ave, Brandon | (204) 727-6031 | westmanimmigrantservices.ca/ | Needs assessments, orientation, referrals, settlement and employment support, language support and employment language training | MB eligible in Westman Region (Brandon, Russell, Virden, Cartwright and areas) |
2025-26 MSSS Funding Recipients – Indirect Service
| Organization | Project Name | Address | Primary Contact Telephone | Website | Services available to MB eligible newcomers | Targeted population/Area/Priority |
| Manitoba Association of Newcomer Serving Organizations (MANSO) | Provincial Coordination | #610 – 275 Portage Ave, Winnipeg | 204-272-0872 | mansomanitoba.ca/ | Does not directly serve individual newcomers | Sector-wide coordination and capacity building |