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Coping with long COVID: How a pilot program aims to help Manitobans living with the illness

A new pilot program spearheaded by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority's My Health Teams and the pulmonary rehabilitation program aims to help educate Manitobans with long COVID about symptoms and treatment and give them an opportunity to connect.

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Province seeking proposals to find approximately 250 people housing supports - CHVNRadio: Southern Manitoba s hub for local and Christian news, and adult contemporary Christian programming

Province seeking proposals to find approximately 250 people housing supports Written by Taylor Brock Tuesday, Mar 02 2021, 5:38 PM Minister Rochelle Squires says during a Tuesday afternoon press conference the province is hoping to help house 250 targeted people in the next two years. (Screenshot: Government of Manitoba/YouTube) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Before the end of the month, Manitoba Housing is hoping to immediately house 50 people who are currently, or at risk of becoming, homeless. Families Minister Rochelle Squires says $2.56 million is being given to the Manitoba Non-Profit Housing Association (MNPHA) over the course of two years. “While housing is foundational to addressing homelessness, sometimes additional supports are needed so people not only stay housed but achieve their goals and thrive,” Christina Maes Nino, executive director of MNPHA says in a statement.

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Manitoba earmarks $2 5M for homeless services

Article content The Manitoba government has announced $2.56 million over the next two years for a new wrap-around service program to help transition people who are experiencing homelessness into more stable living arrangements. Families Minister Rochelle Squires announced on Tuesday, the province is partnering with the Manitoba Non-Profit Housing Association for the delivery of the service in Winnipeg. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Manitoba earmarks $2.5M for homeless services Back to video Supports will include case management, activities for daily living, addictions treatment, mental health treatment, emergency meal services, reconnections to family and other social supports, and referrals for education or employment.

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