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Wi Che Win (WCW) is a Housing Support and Support Services project operated by Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata, funded by End Homelessness Winnipeg through its Reaching Home program.
This Housing First initiative now provides 80 spaces and continues to work with individuals to secure and maintain housing while delivering wrap-around services in a culturally conscious manner that meets people where they are.
Through intensive case management (ICM), participants are supported to achieve meaningful growth by developing culturally relevant support networks, setting and working toward personal goals, building life skills, and strengthening community connections.
WCW's Housing Placement and Support services include assistance with housing setup costs, short-term rental expenses, and rehousing costs. In addition, participants have access to basic needs support, life skills development, travel assistance, and cultural supports and activities. These services ensure that each participant's housing experience is stable, sustainable, and reflective of their individual needs and choices.
The recent program expansion added 15 new Housing First spaces, bringing the total to 80 participants. To support this growth, a newly funded Care Planner position will take on part of the expanded caseload, while a new Drop-In Mentor position has been introduced to engage with participants who are not yet connected to a Care Planner. The Drop-In Mentor provides crisis de-escalation support, wellness checks, and basic needs supplies through the drop-in space, fostering a stronger sense of stability and connection among participants.
Housing Supports 40%
Support Services 60%
Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata