Providing services to community members, caregivers, and their children to encourage growth and overall wellbeing.

Roots to Resilience (R2R) supports people in Winnipeg impacted by substance use through inclusive, culturally responsive, trauma-informed care. We offer recovery support, case management, and groups that foster healing, wellness, and resilience.

We’re here to assist you – a safe and welcoming space to connect with friends and family. We provide access to a phone, fax, computer, and information on community resources.

The Still I Rise (SIR) program supports racialized women and gender-diverse individuals affected by violence, focusing on communities that face barriers to accessing safe, culturally responsive support.

Through individual or family therapy, the program supports adults and families who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence, life challenges, and trauma.

Promoting the positive development of families, children, and youth in Elmwood.

An after-school program for youth in Grades 7 to 12. We encourage youth to make informed, positive choices and aim to help them achieve their potential and become the best versions of themselves.

Providing short term childcare support for parents in the Elmwood Community while they attend a job interview, attend an important appointment, or take time to care for themselves.

Providing services to parents, caregivers, and their children to encourage growth and physical wellbeing.

A 6-week summer camp for Elmwood children between the ages of 5 to 11 years, with an emphasis on enriching both children’s academic capacity and engaging them through recreational activities during the break.
“The counselling group gave me a sense of connection and belonging. Since the Pandemic I have isolated myself from everything and coming to the group here at the centre has given me back my social support.”
“Through the various opportunities at ECRC, I was supported to make the necessary changes in my life to move forward. I was blessed to have access to many programs, and I was encouraged to enroll my kids in their after-school program.”