- The website provides information about the program criteria which includes information on program priorities, eligible and non-eligible organizations, projects and employees, amount of funding available, reporting requirements and the claim reimbursement process. There is also information for students/youth about employment through the Green Team programs.
The Urban Art Centres Operating Support program provides financial assistance to established community-based not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations delivering arts-based programming in any of the arts disciplines to targeted (underserved or underrepresented) (high-need/high-risk) urban communities in Manitoba that have little or no capacity for revenue generation or direct cost recovery through program delivery. These organizations offer arts-based programs that: help to nourish personal and social development; contribute to healthy lifestyles in safe environments; and provide opportunities for targeted individuals to be engaged citizens and to play active roles in community revitalization.
The application seeks information about the organization applying, the nature of the employment project involved, the number of positions and amount of funding requested.
The application seeks information about the organization applying, the nature of the employment project involved, the number of positions and amount of funding requested.
Green Team grants create summer employment opportunities for youth aged 15 to 29 years. Approved Applicants provide a variety of community development projects that improve neighbourhoods, promote community involvement and help develop young leaders. The employment period is between May 1 and September 30.
Priorities for the 2022 summer season are focused on: community based organizations and municipal governments that can offer full-time employment opportunities for youth; projects that support COVID-19 response and recovery efforts; and projects that can demonstrate community need and partnerships.
This form is to be utilized by Government of Manitoba vendors in order to receive payment via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) instead of by cheque, for Canadian Banks/ Financial Institutions and in Canadian Funds, only.
| Information sheet for vendor licence application |
| Instructions for Vendor New Licence Application |
| Document used to add vendors to Manitoba Hydro's Vendor Database in order to assign them a Vendor Code. |
This form is used to notify Manitoba health, seniors and active living that a licensed emergency medical responder or paramedic is employed with a licensed service provider and/or regional health authority. This form is applicable to licensed service providers and regional health authorities. This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.
This is a Verification of Incomplete Service Agreement form to be used by individuals who did not complete their 12 month NRRF return of service commitment, but requested employer verification of employment for the purposes of receiving funding from NRRF under the Personal Care Home Grant program.
This form is intended to verify a paramedic's current licensure status from Canadian paramedic regulators for licencing in Manitoba. This form is applicable to paramedics. This form is processed by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.
This form is used to notify victim's of Manitoba Review Board (Criminal Code) patients as required by the Victim's Bill of Rights legislation. This form is available to Selkirk Mental Health Centre staff. This form is enforced by the Selkirk Mental Health Centre.
Authorization for Manitoba Justice Victim Services to gather information from the Compensation for Victims of Crime Program, the Manitoba Prosecutions Service and Victim Services to verify and process the application.
This policy implements a systematic and comprehensive program for the prevention of healthcare related violence toward healthcare workers in Manitoba. This policy is enforced by Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living.
The Vision Screening Results form is completed by school divisions who participate in the provincial vision screening program. These forms provide data regarding the number of students screened and the number of students who are referred for a comprehensive eye exam by an optometrist.
The use of voluntary placement as a short term measure is consistent with an agency's duty to provide family guidance, counselling, supervision and other services to families for the protection of children. This form is located within the Child and Family Services Information System for agency use. This is a statutory regulated form embedded in The Child and Family Services Regulation
The signing of a voluntary surrender of guardianship (VSG) agreement has the same legal effect as a permanent order of guardianship under subsection 45(1) of The Child and Family Services Act. It permanently terminates all parental rights and obligations for the child after 21 days from the date of signing (see subsection 16(10) of the Act). This is a statutory regulated form embedded in The Child and Family Services Regulation.
