Constituents Served
84
As of June 26, 2026
About the Mobile Healthcare and Wellness Clinic
The Mobile Healthcare & Wellness Clinic delivers barrier-free, Indigenous-led primary care directly to individuals experiencing inequitable access to healthcare. Our multidisciplinary team travels to encampments, shelters, community organizations, and other locations where care is needed most, meeting people where they are with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Guided by Aboriginal Health & Wellness Centre's holistic Medicine Wheel approach, we recognize that health is more than physical wellness. Our team provides integrated medical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and cultural supports while helping individuals navigate broader health and social service systems. Whether someone needs immediate medical care, housing connections, cultural supports, or help obtaining identification, we work together to provide coordinated, person-centred care.
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Our Services
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Wound care
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STBBI testing and treatment
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(OAT) opioid agonist therapy
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Prescription renewal
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Regular check-ups
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Treatment for minor Injuries
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Limited lab services
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Health promotion and education
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HIV point of care testing
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Diabetes testing and treatment
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Pelvic examinations
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Immunizations
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Mental health counselling and resourcing
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Referrals to other health specialists
Our Team
Our multidisciplinary team includes:
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Physician
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Nurse
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Crisis Counsellor
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PEERS
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Indigenous Social Planner
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Medical Office Assistant
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Director of Mobile Healthcare Clinic
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Substance-related deaths in Manitoba
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Research & Reports
Research helps identify barriers to healthcare access, improve health outcomes, guide public education, and strengthen connections to housing, primary care, and cultural supports.
By combining lived experience, Indigenous knowledge, and healthcare research, we can continue evolving to provide compassionate, dignified, and community-driven care that supports the wellbeing of all relatives.




