Stories
Manitoba Possible’s Ambassadors
Meaghan
“I want to help advocate for those in the disabled community. We are capable, independent, determined and strong.”
Ava
“If we want a society that is better for all, we need to include all voices, including disabled people.”
Janelle-Marie'
“I want to share the vision of Manitoba Possible. I’d also like to hear and learn from you—let's do this together."
Financial Empowerment Through Learning and Community
When Val joined Manitoba Possible’s Saving Circle, she had never made a budget and felt overwhelmed. Eight weeks later, she left with new skills and a plan. Delivered with SEED Winnipeg and supported by United Way, the program helps Manitobans with disabilities build financial confidence, save for essentials, and make empowered money choices.
A New Home For Manitoba Possible: Coming Spring 2026
In Spring 2026, we’ll be bringing many of our programs and services to 1680 Notre Dame Avenue. The building will become a community-focused space and a model for accessibility.
25 Years of Cultural Connection
Flaviano, Tiffany, and Ghebre have worked with Manitoba Possible’s Newcomer Navigation and Support program since the beginning 25 years ago, supporting immigrants and refugees with disabilities. They reflect on what’s changed over the years and what keeps them doing this work.
Spotlight on the Team Behind 75 Years of Manitoba Possible
As Manitoba Possible celebrates 75 years, we’re highlighting the diverse team who make it possible.
Could You be Our Next Ambassador?
Manitoba Possible is looking for our next ambassador to help us in creating an inclusive and accessible society.
Dr. Karen Lischka’s Journey from Student to Supporter
Dr. Karen Lischka had just started dental school when she was diagnosed with a painful chronic autoimmune disease. Financial support from Manitoba Possible took away an immense amount of stress. Now she’s giving back to help other students with disabilities pursue their career aspirations.