Community Education Development Association

Boys & Girls Clubs of Winnipeg Inc, Aberdeen Club is a youth-focused organization offering a wide range of programs and services to support the development and well-being of young people in Winnipeg, Canada. From sports and recreation to education and career exploration, the club provides a safe and inclusive space for children and teenagers to learn, grow, and thrive. With a mission to empower youth and help them achieve their goals, Boys & Girls Clubs of Winnipeg Inc, Aberdeen Club offers opportunities for volunteerism, job placements, and leadership building activities. Through a variety of engaging programs, the club aims to make a positive impact on the lives of local youth and create a supportive community for all members. Generated from their website

Indigenous Family Centre (IFC) is a non-profit organization located in Winnipeg's north end, dedicated to providing families with opportunities to build communities, learn about Indigenous culture, develop positive life skills, and experience healing. With a focus on community, reconciliation, respect, justice, and beauty, IFC creates a spiritual environment rooted in a Reformed understanding of the Creator, while honoring and celebrating Aboriginal culture and spirituality. IFC actively works towards reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples by creating opportunities for people to come together in understanding, and aims to see healthy, strong, and connected families. Through their programs and initiatives, IFC partners with families and individuals on their Red Road journeys towards wholeness and peace in every aspect of their lives, fostering a sense of inclusivity and offering options for connection and participation.Generated from the website

Ndinawe is an Indigenous-led not-for-profit organization in Winnipeg, dedicated to supporting urban Indigenous youth aged 11 to 24. Since its establishment in 1993, Ndinawe has provided integrated programs and services focused on improving social, cultural, and economic outcomes for young people in the community. Offering a variety of initiatives that encompass harm reduction, crisis intervention, and education, Ndinawe serves as a crucial resource for youth facing homelessness, family conflict, and mental health challenges. Their culturally informed programs foster a sense of connection and belonging, aiming to empower the youth and reduce social isolation. Generated from the website