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.

Thinking about a career in home care? Becoming an independent home care provider in Manitoba offers flexibility, meaningful work, and the chance to make a real difference in the community. This guide breaks down the steps to get started, from training and experience to finding clients and managing your work. Discover how Care Possible can help you build a successful practice.

Discover how caregivers in Manitoba can receive up to $1,400 annually through the Primary Caregiver Tax Credit. This guide explains who qualifies, how to apply, and how services like Care Possible can support you in your caregiving journey. Make caregiving more manageable and affordable with the help of this financial relief.

When you or your loved one needs increased medical care, it can often feel overwhelming navigating the health care system. There are so many moving parts in a care team; between family physicians, specialists, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and other health professionals, it can be hard to know where your place is.