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Info Table: Community Unemployed Help Centre

In-Person

Visit the Community Unemployed Help Centre (CUHC) information table to learn about their free EI and EIA advocacy services. CUHC provides information, assistance, advice, and representation to people dealing with the federal Employment Insurance (EI) program or Manitoba's Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) program.

Related Info Guide: Crisis Lines and Community Supports

Date:: Thursday, August 7, 2025
Time:: 1:00PM - 4:00PM
Location:: Millennium Library Lobby
Branch:: Millennium Library
Audience:: For Adults
Audience:: For Seniors
Categories:: Finance, Law & Jobs Health & Wellness
: Programs and events at Winnipeg Public Library are always free.

Public Program Registration Guidelines

An email address is required to register for all programs. If you do not have an email address, register by calling or visiting any Library branch.

Duplicate registrations for the same name will be cancelled.

The Library reserves the right to limit the number of program attendees.

Family programs including Baby Rhyme Time, Toddler Time, Family Story Time, and 3-5 with a caregiver programs are an opportunity for caregivers to participate together with their child in the program.

School age programs are for children ages 6-8, 6-12, or 9-12. Children attend on their own unless otherwise indicated. Teen programs are for ages 13-17.

Programs with children ages 11 and younger require a caregiver to remain in the library during the program. In the absence of a caregiver, the Library does not assume responsibility for a child.

Children are not supervised by library staff outside of the program space (e.g. washroom breaks or leaving the program early exit from the program).

Children of all abilities are welcome to attend Library programs. If the child requires the support of a caregiver to participate in a program, please speak with staff.

Online library programs use Zoom. Please familiarize yourself with Zoom before the program.