Growing financial wellbeing in Manitoba.

SEED Winnipeg provides free financial empowerment programs to Manitobans living on low incomes.

Growing financial wellbeing in Manitoba.

SEED Winnipeg provides free financial empowerment programs to Manitobans living on low incomes.

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SEED Winnipeg is hiring a Bookkeeper

SEED Winnipeg is seeking a dedicated and experienced professional to undertake daily bookkeeping tasks for the organization and its programs in a timely, efficient and accurate manner. This is an in-office position, Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.

SEED is hiring Junior Facilitator – Indigenous-focused programming

Are you an Indigenous youth aged 15 to 30? Are you passionate about empowering youth and strengthening communities? Join SEED Winnipeg as a Junior Facilitator and gain hands-on experience in leadership, facilitation, public speaking, and community development. As a Junior Facilitator, you’ll co-facilitate engaging and culturally grounded Money Stories sessions for youth in the community. […]

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May 21

Recognition Counts Information Session

WHEN May. 21, 2026 , 2:00-3:30 PM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

Are you a skilled immigrant planning to work in your field of expertise or a related or alternative field in Manitoba? Join SEED Winnipeg for a free information session about our Recognition Counts program!

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May 25

Recognition Counts Information Session

WHEN May. 25, 2026 , 6:00-7:30 PM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

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May 26

Taking Care of Yourself While Building a Business: Mental Health and Sustainable Entrepreneurship

WHEN May. 26, 2026 , 12:00-1:00 PM

WHEREVirtual (Microsoft Teams)

A lunch hour presentation exploring how to navigate mental health and entrepreneurship.

Designed for micro business owners and early-stage entrepreneurs, this session will explore how entrepreneurship can impact mental health. It will cover key research insights, highlight common signs of burnout and overload, and practical strategies for building a mentally healthier business model. Participants will also be introduced to both online and in-person organizations that offer support.

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Jun 2

Recognition Counts Information Session

WHEN Jun. 2, 2026 , 2:00-3:30 PM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

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Jun 4

Doing Business in Canada 101

WHEN Jun. 4, 2026 , 12:00-1:00 PM

WHEREVirtual (Microsoft Teams)

Join us for Doing Business in Canada 101, a practical and beginner-friendly workshop designed especially for newcomers who want to better understand how business works in Canada and Manitoba.

Whether you are thinking about starting a small business, freelancing, launching a side hustle, or simply learning how the Canadian financial and business systems work, this session will help you build a strong foundation.

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Jun 17

Recognition Counts Information Session

WHEN Jun. 17, 2026 , 10:00-11:30 AM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

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Jun 23

How Money Works in Canada

WHEN Jun. 23, 2026 , 12:00-1:00 PM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

The goal for this session is to provide you with foundational knowledge about how money works in Canada as well as to show you some financial tools and resources that can help you achieve your financial goals

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Jun 24

Recognition Counts Information Session

WHEN Jun. 24, 2026 , 6:00-7:30 PM

WHEREVirtual (Zoom)

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Eadha

Eadha, meaning endurance, is a sourdough bakery worker co-operative in Winnipeg’s West End. Eadha operates under a queer, anti-racist, and de-colonial mandate, and strives to provide staff with a living wage and benefits. Originally launched as a sole proprietorship in 2016, Eadha began working with SEED in 2021 to transition into a worker co-operative and officially re-launched as Eadha Bakery Co-op in 2023 with six worker-owners.

Michelle standing outside in front of trees

“I am very thankful SEED has touched my life. They have paved the path for future generations of my family.”

After explaining the situation to her employment coach, Michelle was referred to SEED. She felt understood and supported by the staff in SEED’s Recognition Counts program.

Elija standing outside in front of trees

Although he had some experience in sales, SEED staff taught Elija all the steps he needed to know to open a business.

As a newcomer to Canada, Elija dreamed of starting his own business. He wasn’t sure where to begin, until he found out about SEED’s Business & Enterprise Support & Training (BEST) program.