Wondering if it’s time to seek in-home care for yourself or a loved one? This guide outlines the key signs to watch for—from mobility changes to caregiver burnout—and explains how personalized home care can support independence, safety, and peace of mind.

In Manitoba, the terms caregiver and care provider are often used interchangeably; however, they represent distinct roles with unique responsibilities, regulations, and forms of support. Our latest blog post breaks down these differences and explores how Care Possible is bridging the gap with flexible, affordable, and inclusive care solutions. Whether you're supporting a loved one or offering professional care, this guide helps you navigate your options with clarity and confidence.

When we say Care Possible is a social enterprise, we’re talking about more than just how we operate — we’re talking about why we exist. As part of Manitoba Possible, Care Possible combines a social mission with a sustainable business model to reinvest in the community and deliver real impact. From offering affordable, flexible care to supporting diverse care providers, learn how our platform is helping build a more inclusive, accessible care system for Manitobans.

Beyond medical bills, living with a disability often includes overlooked expenses—from home modifications to transportation and sometimes home care expenses. Learn what these hidden costs are and how they impact individuals and families.

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be emotionally and physically draining. This month, we're shining a light on family caregivers and exploring when it might be time to bring in support. Wondering if your loved one might benefit from in-home care?
Read our latest blog for signs to look for and how home care can support both your loved one’s wellbeing and yours.

This April 2025 we wrapped up the first season of the “Care Possible Academy” with partners like Victoria Lifeline, Alzheimer Society of Manitoba, the Occupational Health Centre, and our Training, Community Inclusion & Support Services teammates at Manitoba Possible.