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Providing Inuit-specific help
We offer a wide range of programs, services and support for our members and the Inuit community.
Centrally located in Winnipeg!
For those thousands of Inuit that come to Manitoba every year for training, health care, advanced education, or to seek further opportunities, the Manitoba Inuit Association has always been here to help get you the assistance you need.
Building long-term relationships.
We welcome you and your family!
We are here to help
Frequently asked questions?
What are Inuit-specific services?
There is a need for services that recognize the requirements of Inuit residing in Manitoba. Inuit culture is unique in Canada - and unique within the Aboriginal population. Inuit need culturally specific support, particularly in health, housing, education, and development of cultural programs.
Manitoba Inuit Association (MIA) is the representative organization for Inuit living in Manitoba. MIA provides dynamic Inuit-specific programs and services that embody Inuit principles and values, and ensure opportunities to strengthen connections to Inuit culture, language and community while living in urban and rural/remote areas of Manitoba.
Ikayuqtiit ("Inuit helping Inuit") is an Inuit-run charity in Manitoba. A grassroots organization established in 2018, guided by Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ): "that which the Inuit have always known to be true." IQ is grounded in the maligait ("the four big laws") that strive, among other things, to maintain balance and harmony in Inuit life.
Do you work with individuals and familiies?
Yes, we work with all Inuit individuals and families.
What is the process for getting help from MIA and/or Ikayuqtiit?
We welcome the opportunity to support you, so if you are interested in exploring how we can help, visit our contact page for our address, phone numbers and email address.
Sharing our culture with all Manitobans
Strengthening Inuit culture, language and community.
The Manitoba Inuit Association (MIA) represents Inuit living in Manitoba and we are very honored to be entrusted with this mandate.
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Nastania MullinExecutive Director - Manitoba Inuit Association |
We recognize that we must embody that intergenerational adaptation and thinking outside the box worldview, in order to be relevant to Inuit and their specific needs while living in Manitoba.
Contact Us
1000 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3E 0N3
x 204-774-6848 A info@manitobainuit.ca
