Government of MB press release
December 16, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PCHS Manitoba Officially Recognized by the Government of Manitoba

Winnipeg, October 29, 2024 – PCHS Manitoba is grateful for the acknowledgement and recognition that the organization recently received from the Government of Manitoba through a formal Manitoba Legislative Assembly Member’s Statement; a significant milestone in the organization’s ongoing efforts to serve the South Asian community. The announcement was made by Diljeet Brar, Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Burrows, marking a key step forward in the organization’s mission to provide culturally relevant services and advocate for the unique needs of South Asian individuals and families.


In his statement, MLA Brar highlighted the important work that PCHS Manitoba has been doing to improve access to mental health services, legal support, and community engagement for South Asian Manitobans. "Through an evidence-based approach, PCHS aims to build community capacity with a focus on prevention, wellness, and cultural competency through collaborations that work towards the meeting the needs of Manitoba’s growing South Asian population," said Brar. "Culturally appropriate healthcare including mental health is important and very much needed in a diverse society like ours."


This official recognition from the Government of Manitoba will further enhance PCHS Manitoba’s ability to expand its programs and strengthen its partnerships with local service providers and community organizations.


“We are incredibly grateful for the recognition which is a testament to our incredible group of volunteer board members, senior advisors, staff and community partners,” said Rupinder Brar, Vice Chair of PCHS Manitoba. “It underscores the importance of our work and the need for culturally relevant services that meet the unique needs of the South Asian community in Manitoba. This support will allow us to continue advocating for those who need it most and to expand the vital grassroots community-based services we provide.”


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