Manitoba Metis Federation

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35 Doughty Rd

Wabowden, MB R0B 1S0

+1 (204) 689-2195

https://www.mmf.mb.ca

The Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) serves as the national government for the Red River Métis, providing a wide range of support services to its citizens, including assistance with citizenship applications, health and wellness programs, and employment training. Through its various departments and regional offices, the MMF is dedicated to fostering community development and ensuring the well-being of Métis families.

In addition to its core services, the MMF actively engages in advocacy efforts, addressing issues such as Indigenous identity fraud and promoting cultural heritage initiatives. With a commitment to reconciliation and empowerment, the organization plays a crucial role in preserving the history and rights of the Métis people in Manitoba.

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