Manitoba Report Back to the Community 2019-2020
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Our Work in Manitoba and Nunavut
2019-20 Manitoba and Nunavut Facts at a Glance
Emergency Management:
- Wildfires 2019
- Sunny with a chance of smiles
- A volunteer for all seasons
- Help given but not forgotten
- How the Red Cross is still reaching those who need help, despite COVID-19
- Recovery grant highlights
- Preparing for disasters in Manitoba
- Working with First Nation Communities – Disaster Risk Reduction
- Spring steam cleaning
- Emergency Social Services for Indigenous Communities training
Prevention and Safety
- Empowering the voice of young people
- Youth of Birdtail Sioux
- Northern Youth Leadership conference
- Youth Action planning
- First time encountering winter in Winterpeg
- Baby on board
- Indigenous Swimming and Water Safety
Nunavut
- Empowering Future Leaders in Nunavut video
- Inuit Teens talk about coping with hard times video
- Winter survival tips from Nunavut video
- Red Cross Violence Prevention programming in Nunavut
- The inspiring resilience of Nunavut communities
- What Red Cross means in Inuktitut
Manitoba links to International Red Cross work
Volunteers
- Manitoba volunteers talk about their experience with Red Cross
- Three Canadian Red Cross volunteers in Manitoba receive highest award
Red Cross work in Manitoba is generously funded by the United Way of Winnipeg
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Red Cross Fundamental Principles
Mission, Network, Vision and Values
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