Help and Advice:

Support and Counselling in Manitoba:

Dying With Dignity (Winnipeg Chapter)	Information and discussions about advance care planning, patient rights, and end-of-life options.
Rainbow Resource Centre	A resource for the gay and lesbian community, providing community services, education, outreach and political awareness and activism.
Secular Mental Health Professionals	HAAM has had a number of requests from people seeking referrals to counsellors or psychologists who will not invoke religion or suggest prayer during treatment. The names of a few such professionals have been suggested to us by members. We do not list their names publicly here due to professional regulations and ethics. If you are seeking a secular therapist, or know of one, please CONTACT US. All enquiries will be kept strictly confidential. Note that providing a name cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation.
Secular Organization for Sobriety	SOS helps people recover from addictions in a safe, supportive, and secular environment.
Sexuality Education Resource Centre (SERC)	SERC is a community-based, non-profit, pro-choice organization, dedicated to promoting sexual health through education. SERC works with all groups of people, of every sexual orientation, gender, and place in life, along their individual sexual journey.

Secular Services:

Humanist Ceremonies

Are you looking for a secular/humanist celebrant for a wedding, funeral, or other ceremony? HAAM member Catherine Kreindler provides these services. She offers a discount to other paid members.

Online Support Groups:

The Clergy Project	The Clergy Project provides a safe haven of protected, anonymous online community for former and active religious professionals who no longer hold to supernatural beliefs.
Grief Beyond Belief	Grief Beyond Belief is an online support network for people grieving the death of a child, parent, partner, or other loved one — without belief in a higher power or any form of afterlife.
Recovering from Religion	RR is a supportive group for people who have determined that religion no longer has a place in their life, but are still dealing with the after-effects in some way or another.