The START Program is a community mobilization model that focuses on collaborating with community agencies to create a team to work alongside the client to best support them.
Monthly team meetings allow all agencies involved with the client to fully understand the client’s unique situation and collaboratively create solutions.
START works from a client-centred, trauma-informed and culturally inclusive perspective.
The START Program is a community mobilization model that focuses on collaborating with community agencies to create a team to work alongside the client and their family and began serving youth in 2002.
START Youth assists youth who are experiencing challenges in various areas of their lives by coordinating and advocating for resources and providing ongoing supports.
To be eligible for the START Youth program, clients must:
Youth may be experiencing challenges in these areas of their lives:
Participants must reside in Selkirk, St. Andrews, St. Clements or Brokenhead Ojibway Nation.
Re-START began serving adults involved in the justice system in 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:
Re-START helps to support clients who may be struggling in the following areas:
Goals of the Re-START Program includes:
There are numerous resources available in our region and, at times, it can be overwhelming to navigate to find the most suitable one to fit your needs.
If you would like to know more about the resources in our region, please contact us either by telephone or email and we would be happy to assist you.
START Families is a consent based community mobilization program.
Utilizing the START and Safe & Together Models, we assist adults who are perpetrators of domestic violence to create new outcomes for their families.
To be eligible for the START Families Program, clients must:
Participants of START Families must reside in Selkirk, St. Andrews, St. Clements, Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Beausejour, Oakbank, Ste. Anne, or Steinbach.
If you are currently having a mental health crisis and looking for help please contact:
If you are living in a domestic or intimate partner relationship and experiencing violence, please contact the Domestic Violence Information Line at 1-877-977-0007
For child safety concerns please contact: Child & Family Services 24 hour line at 1-866-345-9241
For health questions please contact: Health Links 24 hour line at 1-888-315-9257 or your local healthcare provider.
To report a crime, please call Selkirk RCMP at 204-482-3322
If this is an emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department
1019 Manitoba Avenue, Selkirk, Manitoba R1A 3T7, Canada
"This year has been good with the START program and has helped with me and my behaviour. I acknowledge what is being said and work on what needs to be fixed/changed. They're caring and are really good supports. I am able to message/call my supports to talk to them and resolve the issue."
- 17 year old START client
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