Monthly Archives December 2025

Rossbrook House Turns 50!

Rossbrook House Turns 50!

December 31, 2025 | Comments Off on Rossbrook House Turns 50!

Rossbrook House celebrates 50 years! January 20, 1976- Rossbrook House began on the corner of Ross and Sherbrook in the Centennial Neighbourhood of Winnipeg.   Rossbrook House is a safe place for children and youth to belong, play, learn and become… We celebrate the last 50 years will all who have walked through the doors of 658 Ross Avenue, all who have attended one of the three schools, anyone who lived at Elgin House or Meegwetch House, those who taught, worked, volunteered or made financial or other donations in support of the children and youth of Rossbrook House. No child
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2026 No Child Alone Dinner

2026 No Child Alone Dinner

December 18, 2025 | Comments Off on 2026 No Child Alone Dinner

Help us celebrate 50 years of Rossbrook House! Rossbrook House Foundation is hosting the No Child Alone Dinner on Thursday, April 30, 2026.   For 50 years, Rossbrook House has been a safe place for children and youth to belong, play, learn and become… Join us as we celebrate this incredible milestone! Click here for to purchase tickets!   Tickets: Single tickets are $150.50 Includes tax receipt in accordance with CRA regulations. Tables will have 10 seats each. Please advise if you wish to be seated with a specific guest. A table of ten: $1,505.00 Includes tax receipt in accordance
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Everybody Needs Somebody

Everybody Needs Somebody

December 1, 2025 | Comments Off on Everybody Needs Somebody

    It’s true what they say- that it takes a village to raise a child.  Rossbrook House has been that ‘village’ for so many- for almost 50 years! The staff make connections with the children and youth. Everybody needs somebody. If you make a connection, you can have an impact on that child. I was 11 years old when I first learned about Rossbrook House. My older brother, Dale, and my mom, Vera, were both very involved. My whole family was a part of it. The staff were very strict, they’d ask ‘did you go to school today’ and
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