Harm reduction and social inclusion in Winnipeg.

What We Do

Sunshine House is a place where people can grow! Sunshine House traces its history back to 1983, when a group of Winnipeggers organized to care for the earliest individuals diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in Manitoba. Today, Sunshine House fills gaps and engages with 
folks with the goal of fulfilling social, community and 
recreational needs. 

Participants can always come as they are — there is no requirement to be sober. Visitors can access everything from hot meals and harm reduction supplies to laundry and bathing facilities, free clothing, foot care, referrals and other supports.

In addition to our home base at 646 Logan Ave., 
we also operate the Mobile Overdose Prevention Site (MOPS), Manitoba’s first sanctioned supervised drug consumption site. In March 2025, we opened Kelly’s Corner, a transitional residence for 2SLGBTQIA+ people who are exiting encampment or unsheltered living.

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News

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Sunshine House Art Gala!

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Our friends at Heart & Hue are throwing us a fundraiser! The Sunshine House Art Gala is taking place on June 20 at the Manitoba Museum Galleries in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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Queer Bingo – March 8

QUEER BINGO returns to the West End Cultural Centre! In support of Like That, Sunshine House’s drop-in for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks!

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Most-Needed Items

Here are the things we need most at Sunshine House, the Mobile Overdose Prevention Site (MOPS) and Kelly’s Corner for January 2026!

Take Action

We couldn’t do anything without our community 
of supporters who share their money and time 
with Sunshine House initiatives. 

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