Stories from the heart.

Frank’s Story

“I like to volunteer here now. I can give back to the place that helped me when I needed it the most.” - Frank

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Mary’s Story

“I couldn’t afford a place to sleep and food and school at the same time. I was deathly afraid of becoming homeless, but if I wanted to finish school, I had no other choice. The people here were so kind and nice...they really cared about me.” - Mary

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Harry’s Story

“I used to have a bad reputation. I got into fights all the time. But now that I’m sober, I’m cleaning up my life. And I’m trying to be the dad my daughters need me to be.” - Harry

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Shannon’s Story

“When I wear my vest and go out to clean the streets, people don’t see me as homeless or addicted. They see me as a worker. And that makes me feel good.” - Shannon

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Dexter’s Story

“Life can be disappointing, and a heartache. But it always helps to keep a smile on your face.” - Dexter

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Jackie’s Story

“I started using drugs to forget my past. I needed to make the pain go away. But it only made things worse. I lost my job and my apartment. When I came here, I started to heal.” - Jackie

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Changing lives
changes
everything.

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969

individual volunteers

41,115

volunteer hours

17,000

clothing room visits

543,240

meals served in the Drop In

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112

people housed from Siloam's shelter over the year

health

1,807

Saul Sair Healthcare visits

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32

called Siloam's newest housing facility on Roblin Blvd. their home last year

27,723

meals served to go

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1,426

unique individuals stayed in our shelter over the course of the year

Thank you!

To all our supporters

Blog

February 2026

Jimmy’s Story: How Support Changes Lives

Everyone’s journey from homelessness to housing looks different. At Siloam Mission, we connect people with the services, guidance, and care they need to find stability and hope. Thanks to support from people like you, we can deliver care that shows up in practical, life-changing ways each day – warm meals, safe shelter, housing support, and […]

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Featured News

November 2025

National Housing Day

Homelessness is a (Systemic) Choice The 2024 Street Census showed us that homelessness in Winnipeg is getting worse. The count returned 2,469 folks this time, up from 1,256 in 2022 (nearly doubling in two years). It’s obvious to see that the challenge has grown – all one has to do is look around. While it’s […]

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