Winnipeg (Age and Opportunity website; select one of the neighbourhoods and then scroll down the page to see the list of senior housing complexes. This listing includes assisted living complexes. PDF version here);
Rural (Seniors & Healthy Aging Secretariat, Government of Manitoba).
Age and Opportunity has five Senior Centres around Winnipeg that offer a variety of programs and services. Age and Opportunity also has a very comprehensive list of seniors housing in Winnipeg. Click here to go directly to their housing webpage, Located at 200 - 280 Smith Street. Phone: (204) 956-6440. Email.
Age and Opportunity also provides the Safe Suite Initiative. This initiative provides temporary housing for men and women, 55 years or older, who are in need of a safe place to stay due to abuse or neglect and whose needs cannot be effectively met by existing abuse/crisis services. Abuse may be physical, emotional/psychological, sexual, financial or neglect. Furnished accommodations for up to 60 days. Age and Opportunity is able to provide this service at no cost to older adults. Intake number: 204-956-6440, toll-free: 1-888-333-3121. Email.
Manitoba Society of Seniors (MSOS). The MSOS represents Manitobans age 50 plus by promoting their needs and concerns and by presenting a positive image of older adults in the community. Manitoba Society of Seniors Inc. was started by a group of older Manitobans in 1979 who felt there was a need for a united voice on issues affecting them. Located at 202-323 Portage Avenue. Phone: (204) 942-3147. Email.
Seniors & Healthy Aging Secretariat, Government of Manitoba. The Seniors and Healthy Aging Secretariat acts as a central point of contact for seniors, their family members and organizations. Staff also work to ensure government policies, programs and legislation reflect the needs of seniors. They have a Seniors Information Line for Winnipeg at 945-6565 and Toll-free: 1-800-665-6565. The Secretariat also provides a rural directory for seniors housing in Manitoba. Located at 1610-155 Carlton Street. Phone: (204) 945-2127. Email.
Manitoba Seniors Guide. Information on a wide range of resources for older Manitobans.
Manitoba Housing. Manitoba Housing offers housing accommodations for seniors 55+ throughout Manitoba.
Shelter benefit. If you live in a private market rental, you may be eligible for a rental subsidy to help with rental payments.
WRHA’s Support Services to Seniors. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) has a complete resource listing for Seniors. The list of the support services include: Community Resource Councils; Congregate Meal Programs; Senior Centres; and Tenant Resource Programs. The WRHA website also includes directories on Long Term Care, such as Personal Care Homes. General inquiry calls: (204) 926-7000.