The Independent Living Resource Centre (ILRC), founded in February 1984, is a vital resource for individuals with disabilities in Winnipeg. As a consumer-controlled organization, the ILRC aims to promote independence by empowering its members to take charge of their own lives and advocate for their needs.
With a strong commitment to community engagement, the ILRC offers a range of programs including peer support and individual advocacy. The Centre is focused on providing the necessary resources to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities, creating an inclusive community where everyone can thrive. Over the years, ILRC has evolved based on the feedback and needs of its community members, ensuring its services remain relevant and impactful.
With a strong commitment to community engagement, the ILRC offers a range of programs including peer support and individual advocacy. The Centre is focused on providing the necessary resources to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities, creating an inclusive community where everyone can thrive. Over the years, ILRC has evolved based on the feedback and needs of its community members, ensuring its services remain relevant and impactful.
