BREAKING BARRIERS CAMPAIGN

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Manitobans with disabilities deserve place where they can feel truly included.

Manitoba Possible’s new home is built for community and will stand as a model of accessibility.

A graphic rendering of the future kitchen of 1680 Notre Dam Avenue. A large kitchen with oak cabinets and wheelchair level countertops. People sit at tables at the edge. Large colourful lights hand from the cieling.

Today's Needs. Tomorrow’s Possibilities.

75,000 Manitobans rely on Manitoba Possible each year. Our current facilities weren’t built to meet today’s needs. The transformation of 1680 Notre Dame Avenue is guided by accessibility experts and community input and will stand as a model of accessibility in our province.

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A New Home For Manitoba Possible: Coming Spring 2026
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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.

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Volunteer Campaign Committee

Thank you to our dedicated campaign committee who are making a lasting impact.

Gavin Rich (Chair)

Alyssa White (Honourary Chair)

Bill Muloin

Kevin Hamm

Keith Potter

Sam Unrau

Sherwood Armbruster

An inclusive society is possible

Together, we can build it

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If you have any questions or want to discuss giving options, please contact:

Bridgette Parker, Campaign Director

bparker@manitobapossible.ca

(204) 975-3015