Drop-In Counselling is available in the following communities:
Central/Downtown
545 Broadway, R3C 0W3
(Klinic on Broadway)
Mondays & Wednesdays Noon – 7:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Fridays & Saturdays Noon – 4:00 p.m.
Transcona/River East/Elmwood
845 Regent Avenue West, R2C 3A9
(Access Transcona)
One block west of Plesis Road
Tuesdays Noon – 7:00 p.m.
Times subject to change. Please call the Drop-In Line (204-784-4067) for current times and site closures or e-mail us at: dropin@klinic.mb.ca.
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Informational Pamphlet
Click on one of the links below to download our Drop-In Counselling informational pamphlet.
Drop-In Counselling Informational Pamphlet
Drop-in Counselling....
- is free.
- is on a first come, first seen basis.
- does not require an appointment.
- is typically a one time counselling session.
- can provide an opportunity for short term follow up counselling, for a maximum of six sessions.
You can talk about....
- relationships
- family violence
- depression
- anxiety
- anger
- sexuality and sexual orientation
- childhood abuse
- grief or loss
- sudden life changes
- self esteem
- alcohol use, drugs or gambling
- children or parenting issues
- suicidal thoughts
- any problem that may be affecting your life
Drop-In is for....
- men
- women
- GLBTT
- youth (ages 13+)
- seniors
- people with family violence related charges
- anyone who thinks we can help them with a problem
Our Counsellors....
- are employees or volunteers of Klinic Community Health Centre.
- have training in crisis intervention, family violence and suicide prevention counselling.
- staff counsellors are certified crisis counsellors through AAS (American Association of Suicidolgy)
- can work with you to help you understand the problem
- can help you find community resources
Our Volunteers....
- receive training
- contribute to the community in positive and meaningful ways
- gain career-related experiences
Volunteer Opportunities....
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can participate in a variety of ways, including:
- crisis line counsellor
- sexual assult worker
- activity worker
- reproductive health educator
- drop-in counsellor
- board member
- committee member
For more information on becoming a volunteer, contact our Volunteer Development and Resource Worker at 784-4006.
Confidentiality.
We take your right to confidentiality seriously. We will only share information about you outside of Klinic if we have your permission except in the following situations:
Child Welfare
The law requires all citizens to report child abuse and neglect. If we believe that a child is at risk, we will ask the appropriate agency for help.
Threats of Harm
If we believe that you or someone else may suffer serious harm or death, we will do what is necessary for safety. We may need to ask the appropraite agency for help.
Justice System
In rare instances, the court of police may ask to see client records.
We will always try to tell you about any actions we may need to take to keep everyone safe.
