The UM Grow Your Community Fund provides one-time seed funding and training to support UM students and grassroots UM student organizations who identify as minoritized, marginalized or as members of under-represented groups in building community on campus through the Community Leadership Development Program.

The Promoting Black Flourishing Fund has been created to provide one-time funding to support initiatives by Black members of the UM Community and Black UM-affiliated groups and organisations that support the objectives of The Scarborough Charter, and to advance anti-racism at the University of Manitoba.

The University of Manitoba welcomes students with family care responsibilities. We recognize that when you have family responsibilities, being a learner, educator or staff member can be a balancing act. Each of you has your own academic goals and are facing unique challenges. We strive to create a learning environment that can support your success.

Explore below for information and start building your support network and learn how to be prepared so that you can navigate your degree while caring for others.

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Prepared by Dr. Lori Mac, C. Psych., Counselling Psychologist, Student Counselling Centre, University of Manitoba