Who Do I Call? Cards

Sometimes Googling information is not as easy or feasible as we would like it to be - especially when in crisis. The Who Do I Call? card series was designed to give you easy access to the wide variety of helpful resources available in Winnipeg - when you need them most.

These 3” x 5” cards are small enough to carry in your wallet, notebook or placed on your fridge. Each card is available for download from our website. Community organizations that wish to receive hard copies in bulk may email their request to: crimeprevention@winnipeg.ca

Do you have suggestions for more Who Do I Call? card topics? We want to hear from you! Email us at crimeprevention@winnipeg.ca

After a fire

Counter exploitation

Meal supports

Mental health

Parents / caregivers

Public maintenance

Safe WALK/Safe RIDE

Seniors

Sexual violence

Shelters / safe spaces

Street outreach

Youth

Last update: March 15, 2021

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Our Vision and Mission

The WCFS believes that safety is a fundamental human right. Safe communities begin with a shared goal of capacity building, derived from working together towards common objectives. We promote and increase the safety of our city and our citizens by providing support, education and collaborative goals to help make our city safer.

Our mission is to work proactively to maintain and improve the safety of each of our citizens for the advancement of community well-being.

Make the Right Call

Emergency calls:
Call 9-1-1
Police non-emergency calls:
1-204-986-6222
City Services: 3-1-1

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