Useful Links and Resources
Manitoba Health Resources
| Manitoba Health Website |
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| Manitoba in Motion |
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| Wait time information |
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| Wait time information |
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| Manitoba Healthy Living, Seniors and Consumer Affairs |
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| Manitoba Public Health |
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www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/ Phone: 204-788-6666 |
| Flu & Pneumonia shots |
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| Manitoba Health Publication |
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| Manitoba Health Client Services |
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Are you covered? If you have questions about whether Manitoba Health covers a service. Winnipeg: 204-786-7101 |
| 24 Hours Help lines (province-wide) | |
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Klinic Crisis Line |
1-888-322-3019 |
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Domestic Violence Crisis & Information Line |
1-877-977-0007 |
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Farm and Rural Stress Line |
1-866-367-3276 |
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Gambling Help Line |
1-800-463-1554 |
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Child and Family Services |
1-888-834-9767 |
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Klinic Sexual Assault Crisis Line |
1-888-292-7565 |
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Kids Help Phone |
1-800-668-6868 |
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Youth Emergency Crisis Stabilization Services |
204-949-4777 |
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Manitoba Suicide Prevention Line |
1-877-435-7170 |
Health Information and Resources
| CancerCare Manitoba |
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Manitoba: (204) 787-2197 |
| Heart and Stroke Foundation |
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Phone: (204) 949-2000 |
| The Alzheimer Society of Canada |
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Provides support, information and education to people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, families, physicians and health-care providers. |
| Hypertension Canada |
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Provides information about blood pressure and hypertensions prevention and treatment. |
| The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) |
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The principal body for physical activity, health and fitness research and personal training in Canada. The CSEP fosters the generation, growth, synthesis, transfer and application of the highest quality research, education and training related to exercise physiology and science. |
| Crisis Centres Manitoba |
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Provides resources for the public and health care professionals on the topic of suicide awareness. |
| Motherisk |
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Motherisk’s mandate is to safely treat the mother without hurting the baby and today, the program is widely recognized as the pre-eminent international centre for the study of the safety or risk of medications used during pregnancy and breastfeeding. |