Main Street Project Inc.

Main Street Project Inc. Main Street Project is a community health centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Main Street Project Inc.
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(MSP) is a not-for-profit Community Health Agency with a mandate to address social determinants of health which give rise to issues of addiction, mental and chronic health conditions and homelessness. MSP uses housing-first and harm reduction principles in the provision of a safe, respectful and accessible place for individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the community. Since it

s formal inception in 1972, the organization has been providing a range of services to Winnipeg’s most vulnerable residents, including emergency shelter and nutrition services, drug and alcohol detoxification, health advocacy & support, housing support services, food bank services and a mobile community outreach program.

Sharing from SaferSites.ca Drug Alert: Winnipeg - Thu. June 18, 2026A red pill with a Louis-Vuitton-style “LV” on it, pu...
06/18/2026

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Drug Alert: Winnipeg - Thu. June 18, 2026

A red pill with a Louis-Vuitton-style “LV” on it, purchased as ECSTASY was found to contain M**A and methamphetamine.

The pill was brought to Street Connections on May 27. While it is not uncommon for M**A pills to contain other substances, the presence of methamphetamine was not expected or desired by the service users.

The combination of M**A and methamphetamine can cause unusual overheating and dehydration.

Be aware that M**A/ecstasy pills often contain other substances.

Be aware of the symptoms of stimulant “overdose,” also called “overamping”:
-Difficulty breathing
-Hot, flushed, or sweaty skin
-Headaches
-Nausea and vomiting
-Panic and anxiety
-Agitation
-Seizures
-Becoming unconscious

Stay hydrated and don’t use alone. Have someone with you who can keep an eye on you in case you need medical attention. Attend drug checking services to get your substances tested.

Get full testing results as well as printable handbills and a poster at our website (link in bio) http://www.safersites.ca/20260617mdma

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If you are using substances, please:
* Use with a friend and stagger your use
* Start low and go slow
* Have and know how to use naloxone

If you are using alone, consider calling a friend or the NORS line at 1-888-688-NORS so they can spot you.

Get your drugs checked:
Nine Circles, Tu/W/Th, 10am-4pm, parking lot door of 705 Broadway Ave
Street Connections, M/W/F, 8:30am-3:30pm, 496 Hargrave St�Mobile Overdose Prevention Site (MOPS) — W/T/F/S/S, 12-5pm in the parking lot beside 631 Main St

If you are experiencing grief from losing loved ones to drug toxicity, please know you are not alone. If you need to talk to someone, please call the crisis line at Klinic: 204-786-8686 or toll free 1-888-322-3019

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, teachings,...
06/18/2026

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, teachings, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Turtle Island.

It is also an opportunity to approach this month with care and intentionality- listening, learning, building relationships, and deepening understanding of Indigenous ways of knowing. One respectful way to engage may include offering to***co to an Indigenous Elder or Knowledge Keeper where appropriate and welcomed, to seek guidance, ask questions, and reflect on teachings that can be carried forward through action.

Throughout June, communities gather for powwows, ceremonies, cultural events, teachings, and celebrations that offer opportunities to learn and connect. Consider attending Indigenous-led events, reading Indigenous authors, supporting Indigenous artists and businesses, learning about the land you live on, and listening to the stories and experiences shared by Indigenous Peoples.

This month is a reminder that learning, relationship-building, and intentional action continue beyond June, guided by respect, care, and responsibility.💛

We're so back, baby!! 🚲💛It's time to get your bikes tuned up and your summer cycling adventure plans ready! After taking...
06/17/2026

We're so back, baby!! 🚲💛

It's time to get your bikes tuned up and your summer cycling adventure plans ready! After taking a summer off Bike for Main Street Project, we're so happy to share that our beloved summer fundraiser is returning.

Bike for Main Street Project is a DIY pledge and activity-based fundraising event taking place from June to September, 2026. Main Street Project is raising funds to support the community through much-needed programs and services - programs that have a direct impact on Winnipeggers experiencing homelessness and other challenges. Your participation raises awareness about the critical services we provide to our community and inspires the people around you to support our cause with a donation!

We’re encouraging all Manitobans to get outside for some exercise, exploration and fresh air this summer. You can enjoy the beauty summer in Manitoba has to offer and help MSP raise funds while you’re at it.

We're in the final stages of getting the fundraising site ready, so stay tuned for registration opening real soon!

Who's excited?!🥰🙌

Congratulations to Our 50/50 Winner!A huge congratulations to Bryan, the lucky winner of our Hope Grows Here Gala 50/50 ...
06/15/2026

Congratulations to Our 50/50 Winner!

A huge congratulations to Bryan, the lucky winner of our Hope Grows Here Gala 50/50 draw!

We also want to say a big thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket and participated. Your support makes a real difference and directly helps fund our vital community work.

A sincere thank you Sysco Canada for their generous $7,000 donation in support of Made with Love. ❤️Made with Love is an...
06/10/2026

A sincere thank you Sysco Canada for their generous $7,000 donation in support of Made with Love. ❤️

Made with Love is an inspiring initiative led by Chef Ben Kramer, who prepares nutrient-dense meals for our community members. Through his dedication and generosity, Chef Ben has provided thousands of nourishing meals to our programs over the years, helping ensure community members have access to healthy, quality food.

Sysco's support strengthens this important work and helps us continue providing nutritious meals that foster health, dignity, and connection.

We are deeply grateful to Sysco for investing in our community and to Chef Ben for his ongoing commitment to making a meaningful difference, one meal at a time.

Yesterday was filled with color, joy, laughter, and community. 💜Our team had a wonderful time joining the Pride Parade a...
06/08/2026

Yesterday was filled with color, joy, laughter, and community. 💜

Our team had a wonderful time joining the Pride Parade and celebrating alongside thousands of people from across Winnipeg. Seeing so many individuals, families, organizations, and allies come together was a powerful reminder of the strength that comes from community.

Thank you to everyone who shared a smile, a wave, or a conversation with us along the route. We were proud to be there and grateful to celebrate with all of you.

Happy Pride from the Main Street Project team! ❤️

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️Pride is a celebration of community, authenticity, and the freedom to be yourself.At Main St...
06/04/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Pride is a celebration of community, authenticity, and the freedom to be yourself.

At Main Street Project, we believe our communities are stronger when everyone feels welcomed, valued, and respected. This month, we celebrate the diversity that makes our city vibrant and the people who help create spaces of connection, compassion, and belonging.

Wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful Pride Month. ❤️

06/03/2026

A look back at our Food Bank setup day last week ✨

It was a busy one behind the scenes as we got everything ready for reopening. Shelves were stocked, spaces were organized, and there was a real sense of teamwork throughout the day.

We were so grateful to receive a delivery from Harvest Manitoba that day, the fresh produce made a big difference as we prepared to open our doors again.
A big thank you to our volunteers. We truly couldn’t do this without you. Your time, energy, and heart make all the difference.
And thank you to everyone who donated, every contribution helped us get to where we needed to be for reopening.

There is still a real need for food donations as we work to bring the Food Bank back to where it was and keep our shelves fully stocked for the community we serve.

We are incredibly grateful to The Winnipeg Foundation Youth in Philanthropy program for their continued support of Main ...
06/02/2026

We are incredibly grateful to The Winnipeg Foundation Youth in Philanthropy program for their continued support of Main Street Project through generous grants and for hosting such a meaningful year-end celebration.

This program continues to create powerful opportunities for young people to explore philanthropy, understand community needs, and grow as leaders through volunteering and engagement. We always appreciate the chance to connect with Youth in Philanthropy groups and share more about our programs and services.

A huge thank you as well to the schools who chose to support Main Street Project this year through their grants:
• Elmwood High School
• St. John's Ravenscourt
• St. James Collegiate
• Murdoch MacKay Collegiate
• Maples Collegiate
• Daniel McIntyre Collegiate

Thank you for an inspiring year of partnership, generosity, and youth leadership 💛

Sharing from SaferSites.caDrug Alert: Winnipeg - Thu. May 28, 2026Pink chunks sold as PINK DOWN tested positive for mede...
05/28/2026

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Drug Alert: Winnipeg - Thu. May 28, 2026

Pink chunks sold as PINK DOWN tested positive for medetomidine, carfentanil and fentanyl. A non-fatal overdose resulted from this substance.

Carfentanil is up to 100x more potent than fentanyl, and a tiny amount can cause an overdose. �

Medetomidine is a veterinary tranquilizer that is up to 300x more potent than xylazine.

If you are using substances, please use with a friend — someone you trust, because you might be sedated for a long time.

Naloxone does not work on non-opioid substances such as medetomidine. You should still give naloxone in cases of overdose, since medetomidine samples usually contain opioids as well.

The sample tested positive using strips for fentanyl and medetomidine on May 15. Health Canada Drug Analysis confirmed these results on May 26.

Get full testing results as well as printable handbills and a poster at our website (link in bio) http://www.safersites.ca/20260528down

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If you are using substances, please:
* Use with a friend and stagger your use
* Start low and go slow
* Have and know how to use naloxone

If you are using alone, consider calling a friend or the NORS line at 1-888-688-NORS so they can spot you.

Get your drugs checked:
Nine Circles, Tu/W/Th, 10am-4pm, parking lot door of 705 Broadway Ave
Street Connections, M/W/F, 8:30am-3:30pm, 496 Hargrave St�Mobile Overdose Prevention Site (MOPS) — W/T/F/S/S, 12-5pm in the parking lot beside 631 Main St

If you are experiencing grief from losing loved ones to drug toxicity, please know you are not alone. If you need to talk to someone, please call the crisis line at Klinic: 204-786-8686 or toll free 1-888-322-3019

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75 Martha Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3B1A4

Telephone

+12049828245

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