On the morning of January 14, around 4:00 a.m., MSP staff were alerted to a fire at the Manwin Hotel. The Manwin is located between two MSP buildings: our emergency shelter located at 637 Main St. and our food bank and admin office at 661 Main St. 150 people were...

MSP's 9th Annual Holiday Gift DriveThe holidays are quickly approaching, and we are planning our biggest holiday gift donation drive here at Main Street Project. Please help us this holiday season as we aim to gather donated items to put together over 500 gift...

Main Street Project's 8th annual Socktober campaign is here! In anticipation of the coming winter months, we are asking for help in collecting 30,000 pairs of new donated socks during October to keep lots of feet dry, warm and healthy. (We are not accepting any used...

Join us for Main Street Project’s annual general meeting, hosted this year at our newly renovated 71 Martha Street transitional housing space, phase 1 of the Martha Street redevelopment. This special occasion celebrates not only a huge, long-overdue organizational...

Main Street Project, RaY, Siloam Mission, Sunshine House, West Central Women’s Resource Centre Respond to Point in Time Count The latest Point in Time Count reflects the reality we see every single day. While this snapshot identified approximately 2,400 people...

Main Street Project (MSP) is pleased to announce that it was awarded the City of Winnipeg contract for a 24-hour mobile outreach service provider to continue its city-wide 24/7, 365-day-a-year outreach service. This investment allows MSP to maintain its commitment to...

As temperatures rise and the risk of extreme summer weather increases, Main Street Project is proud to stand alongside the City of Winnipeg, End Homelessness Winnipeg, community partners, and the Emergency Weather Response Committee in launching the 2025 Extreme...

Main Street Project is having a 50/50 raffle in January 2025 in support of its Food and Nutrition programs. Every ticket purchase helps us provide nourishing meals to the community. With the rising number of individuals and families facing homelessness, the need for a...

Main Street Project is very pleased to learn of the province’s new plan, ‘Your Way Home,’ intended to address the homelessness crisis in Manitoba. As an organization on the front lines supporting people experiencing homelessness, Main Street Project is optimistic that...