50th Birthday Luncheon
October 6, 2025
Join the celebration!
50th Birthday Luncheon on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
Tickets are $50
Order yours online. Click here.
Doors Open: 11:30am
Lunch begins...
Drop in to the Open House, Thursday, November 6 beginning at 11am!
Meet the students from the three off-campus school programs.
Purchase hand-made crafts.
The Scholarship celebration begins at 1pm.
Event wraps up at approx. 1:30pm.
658 Ross Avenue, corner of Ross and Sherbrook in Winnipeg.
There is two-hour free street parking on Ross Avenue as well as paid parking in the lot behind Rossbrook House and on Sherbrook Street.
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2026 will be a year filled with celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Rossbrook House. If you have memories you would like to share and/or photos, please email rossbrookis50@rossbrookhouse.ca
Any photos that are emailed may be used on social media and therefore, it will be assumed that Rossbrook House has permission to post them. Thank you.
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Celebrate with Rossbrook House on its 50th birthday, January 20, 2026. The birthday luncheon will be held at Rossbrook House, 658 Ross Avenue.
Tickets are $50 and on sale now. Click the link to order yours: rossbrookhouse.ca/50-birthday-luncheon-tickets/
Door opens at 11:30am. Lunch at 12 noon.
Can’t attend but would like to support, click here:
rossbrookhouse.ca/50-birthday-luncheon-donation/
More details here: rossbrookhouse.ca/50th-birthday-luncheon/
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Rossbrook House is open today. Ages 6 to 24 can drop in anytime.
Today we are giving thanks for all those who help to support the children and youth of Rossbrook House.
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Rossbrook House is open all long weekend with meals, programs and safe rides home. Have a safe long weekend.
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Rossbrook House will be open 24 hours all long weekend. Children and youth, ages 6 to 24, can drop in for daily meals, activities, programs and a safe place to be.
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Thank you Dreams Take Flight Winnipeg and Air Canada for creating the magical day that the children will have at Disneyland today. Three Rossbrook House participants boarded the flight in the wee hours this morning and no doubt are having an amazing time.
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#TBT to last Tuesday and Orange Shirt Day. Rossbrook House and several youth took part in the Healing Walk from The Forks to the Convention Centre where they also attended the Pow Wow.
Rossbrook House youth wore orange shirts that were generously paid for by a donor who wanted all Rossbrook House participants to have orange shirts for this meaningful day. The artwork was created by Trinity, a recent Rising Sun graduate.
Trinity told WFP Community Review West about her artwork for the shirts: “I actually got the Medicine Wheel symbol from this artwork that’s basically on the ceiling, hanging from it. They have the colors of the Medicine Wheel. And I put it in a heart to symbolize community and love.”
She also said that the design ‘depicts an Indigenous youth, which could be interpreted as a boy or a girl, as well as a survivor of residential schools, or even a youth attending Rossbrook (House)’.
Rossbrook House is grateful to the many talented artists who share their art.
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Everyone has fun at the park and playground with Rossbrook House. The summery temps made these outings even more pleasant! Outings like these are a part of regular programming at Rossbrook House.
Rossbrook House is open every day for after-school and weekend programs, activities, and outings, plus daily meals and safe rides home.
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On September 25 and 26, Rossbrook House attended ‘Rise Up: Youth Leadership Days’ with two of the youth. They toured the legislative building and met with the Honourable Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba, where they were invited to ask questions. They listened to keynote speaker Kevin Chief and the Anishinaabemowin Choir from Riverbend School and the drum group Peaceful Village. They also participated in an interactive art celebration with the Graffiti Art Gallery. Memorable days for sure!
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There are so many talented artists and creative kids at Rossbrook House. It’s a pleasure to see what they will create next. On Orange Shirt Day, Graffiti Art Gallery visited Rossbrook House to do crafts with the participants, followed by a walk to the park.
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2026 will be a year filled with celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Rossbrook House. If you have memories you would like to share and/or photos, please email rossbrookis50@rossbrookhouse.ca
Any photos that are emailed may be used on social media and therefore, it will be assumed that Rossbrook House has permission to post them. Thank you.
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Children and youth can meet their friends at Rossbrook House, as well as find games to play, have a meal, and be driven home safely at the end of the evening.
Open 365 days a year for ages 6 to 24.
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October schedules are filled with programs like Learning Always, music lessons, Leadership, van rides and more. Plus daily meals and safe rides home.
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The Learning Always program runs twice a week at Rossbrook House. Participants receive help with math, spelling and reading. There are also fun games, crafts and cultural teachings. This popular program has been a part of Rossbrook House for decades!
Read more here: rossbrookhouse.ca/programming/learning-always/
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