Resources & Documents
Access guides, policies, and tools to support your journey.
Learn about MSEAC’s mission, vision, and core values.
This document outlines our commitment to equity, justice, and advocacy for Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQ+, disabled, unhoused, and low-income equity-seeking seniors (55+) in Manitoba.
A message from MSEAC’s Co-Chairs inviting community collaboration. Discover how our coalition was formed and how you can join the movement for systemic change.
About MSEAC PDF
Key insights from province-wide consultations with seniors facing systemic barriers. This report highlights urgent priorities like housing, healthcare, and the need for a legislated Seniors Advocate.
Guiding questions for researching culturally relevant housing models. A toolkit for advocates and policymakers to address gaps in aging-in-place supports.
Research & Reports
Common Questions
Your questions about our events are answered.
Partner With Us
Together we can build a Manitoba where every senior thrives—partner with us to drive meaningful change through research, community-powered solutions and advocacy.
What is MSEAC’s main focus?
MSEAC advances equity for Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQ+, low-income, and unhoused seniors (55+) through research, advocacy, and community power.
How does MSEAC advocate for seniors?
We push for systemic changes that empower seniors to thrive, including:
A legislated Seniors’ Advocate with investigative powers
Culturally appropriate housing models (including long-term care)
Equitable access to programs and services
How does MSEAC turn research into real-world impact?
We partner with the University of Manitoba to direct studies (e.g., Housing Models Research) that fuel:
Policy submissions (like our Seniors’ Advocate White Paper)
Community education workshops (see 2024 Engagement Report)