The Good Food Club empowers people to eat healthier, gain new skills, and build community, while helping members access healthy, affordable food.
Quality, affordable, safe housing is the cornerstone of all healthy communities. West Broadway Community Organization, has been a leader in Winnipeg for over 20 years, working with stakeholders to improve tenancies, preserve affordability, refine policies and systems, guide local development, and improve the physical and social condition of our neighbourhood’s housing stock.
Join the Good Food Club every Wednesday, from July to mid October in the Broadway Neighbourhood Centre field for West Broadway Farmers' Market.
WBCO is hiring two Urban Green Teams Workers to help maintain greenspaces and composting infrastructure in the West Broadway neighbourhood.
West Broadway Spring Clean Up is May 9th 2026!
WBCO is in search of a Housing Resource Worker to provide drop-in supports to community members looking for housing.
Drop by the backyard of our office for seedlings (Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, cucumbers, flowers and more). - While supplies last. For more information, contact: [email protected]
A monthly meeting of community members with the goal of providing the best programming possible for seniors in West Broadway. All ages welcome.
DIY Air Cleaners help filter wildfire smoke, viruses, and allergens from indoor air. Join West Broadway Community Organization (WBCO), Manitoba (MB) Eco-Network, and Canadian Red Cross at this workshop to create your own DIY air cleaner for FREE to help improve the air quality in your home. This workshop is FREE. All materials are provided. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Deadline to register is June 10. Ways to register: EMAIL: [email protected] OR: call 204-774-7201 OR: register in person at 748 Broadway Priority given to residents of West Broadway This workshop will include materials developed for the BREATH project (2023), shared with the permission of the BC Lung Foundation. The workshop is also part of the "Climate Safe, Green City" partnership project, and is available thanks to the MB Eco-Network that is generously provided by the Province of Manitoba in support of this initiative.
Thank you to our funders and partners
