Alternative/Transitional High Schools

Songide'ewin

484 Selkirk Avenue
582-4577

An alternative high school program for 14-21 year olds which seeks to offer academic achievement based on individual needs, abilities, personal goals and commitment.

Ndinawe Youth Transitional School

589-5545

A transitional school program offering free training for high school for students aged 12-21 who are not registered for schools (suspended, waiting to be registered, or out of school for any reason).

Fresh Start

Unit B - 340 Ellice Street
786-6806 or 774-5401

An education and job training program for young Aboriginal adults aged 19-29.

Rising Sun

Elgin House
429 Elgin Avenue
942-0694

An alternative program providing First Nation and Métis students, between the ages of 15-20 years old, an opportunity to gain their grade 12 diploma in a small group setting.

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Adult Learning Centres (ALCs)

If you are an adult thinking about completing your High School education, Adult Learning Centres are ready to meet your needs. Located throughout WInnipeg - call the organizations below for more information.

Aboriginal Community Campus

403-181 Higgins Avenue
989-8860

Adult Education Centre (AEC) Inc.

1240 Main Street
953-0818

Crossroads Learning Centre Inc.

Unit H, 2211 McPhillips Street
953-2030

Faith Learning Centre

220 Pritchard Avenue
586-1416

Horizons Learning Centre

3rd Floor Portage Place
943-1229

222 Furby Street
775-8486

Elmwood Unit G-431 Thames Avenue
772-1234

JobWORKS Adult Learning Centre

1175 Pembina Highway
453-8351

Kaakiyow Li Moond Likol

510 King Street
582-9579

Louis Riel Institute Adult Learning Centre

103-150 Henry Avenue
984-9480

Red River College Adult Learning Centre

F115, 2055 Notre Dame Avenue
632-3787 or 632-3791

St. Norbert Adult Education Centre

Box 250, 35H Avenue, de la Digue
269-3430

St. Vital Adult Education Centre

533A St. Anne's Road
254-1618

Seven Oaks Adult Learning Centre

2nd Floor, 1330 Jefferson Avenue
Maples Collegiate
632-1716

Stevenson-Britannia Adult Literacy Program Inc.

1 Braintree Crescent
837-3521

Transcona Community Learning Centre

130 Regent Avenue East
958-9297

UFCW Training Centre

2nd Floor, 880 Portage Avenue
775-8329

Urban Circle Training Centre Inc.

519 Selkirk avenue
589-4433

Winnipeg Adult Education Centre - Off Campus

310 Vaughan Street
947-1674

Yellowquill College Inc.

340 Assiniboine Avenue
953-2800

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Student Aid

401-1181 Portage Avenue
945-6321 or toll free 1-800-204-1685
www.manitobastudentaid.ca

Manitoba Student Aid provides funding for qualifying Aboriginal students to attend college or university. You may be eligibleto receive funding even if you have other sources of money such as: Band funding, Metis funding, Employment Insurance or Income Assistance. We have funding for full-time and part-time students.

Grants, bursaries and scholarships do not have to be paid back. Student loans do need to be paid back.

Grants and Bursaries

Canada Students Granst for:

Persons from Low Income families
Person from Middle Income families
Persons with Dependants
Prince of Wales/Princess Anne Aboriginal Bursary
Students with Disabilities
Rural/Northern Bursary

Medical Grants for:

Aboriginal Medical Student Financial Assistance
Medical Student/Resident Financial Assistance

Students Loans:

Canada Student Loans
Manitoba Student Loans

In most cases students need to complete only one application for funding. For faster service apply online at www.manitobastudentaid.ca. New application forms start in June of every year.

For information on other funding sources please visit our office or contact Rick Lavallee at 945-6339.

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