Community Resource Network - Stonewall
The Community Resource Network began operating in the Southwest Interlake Region in 2009 and joined the successful START Model Programs in 2024.
Resource assists youth, adults, and their families facing challenges in various areas of their lives through collaborative case-planning, navigation and connection to resources, advocacy, and provides ongoing supports.
Resource is a consent-based and client-centred program.
rESOURCE - YOUTH program
The Community Resource Network is a community mobilization program that focuses on collaborating with community agencies to create a team to work alongside the client and their family. Monthly team meetings allow all agencies involved with the client to fully understand their unique situation and collaboratively create solutions.
Resource assists youth who are experiencing challenges in various areas of their lives by coordinating and advocating for resources, and providing ongoing supports.
The Community Resource Network can assist youth and their families with the following:
- School refusal/poor school attendance
- Poor academic achievement
- Victimization and/or bullying
- Difficulty attaining and/or maintaining employment
- Concerning or problematic substance use
- Sudden changes in mood and/or behaviour
- Mental health, trauma and well-being concerns
- Self-harm, suicidal ideation and/or attempt
- Unstable housing/living arrangements
- Involvement with law enforcement and/or criminal activity
- Involvement with the justice system
- Safety planning
To be eligible for the Youth program, clients must:
- Be under the age of 18 (or under 21 if still in school)
- Be experiencing challenges in various areas of their lives.
- Reside in the catchment area(s) of the program
Re-START for Adults - Stonewall
Services are available to participants residing in the Town of Stonewall, Town of Teulon, Rural Municipalities of Rosser, Rockwood, and Woodlands.
Re-START began serving adults involved in the justice system on April 1, 2019.
The program, initiated by the Department of Justice, is offered in several communities across Manitoba.
To be eligible for the Re-START Program, clients must:
- Be over the age of 18
- Have justice system involvement (police, probation, court, in custody)
- Reside in the catchment area(s) of the program
