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Phone: (204) 783-5617

Resource Assistance for Youth (RaY) is a non-profit street-level agency working with street-entrenched and homeless youth up to the age of 29. RaY is non-judgmental and non-partisan, employing a harm reduction approach to all interactions with youth in need.

RaY’s Mission: To provide youth with what they need, on their terms, to better their lives.

Resource Assistance for Youth
125 Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B5
T: 204.783.5617
F: 204.775.4988

Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9:00-5:30
Street Outreach Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 5:00-10:00

Drop-in Hours:
Monday 12:30-5:00

Tuesday 12:30-5:00

Wednesday 10:00-5:00

Thursday 10:00-5:00

Friday 12:30-5:00

Saturday 12:00-4:00

Drop-in hours are subject to change without notice.

Upcoming Events

Summer Wrap-Up August 24 View Full Story Minimize

August 03, 2010 | Editor @ RaY

Games, Music, Food, Sex Ed!

In partnership with 9 Circles, Street Connections, and Sexuality Education Resource Centre, RaY is hosting the Summer Wrap-Up! RaY youth will have the opportunity to receive rapid testing for HIV all while having a blast. Games, prizes, BBQ and music will all be part of the Summer Wrap-Up! When: Tuesday, August 24th - 1:00-4:00 Where: RaY-125 Sherbrook Street parking lot

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Recent News

Summer Wrap-Up Success View Full Story Minimize

August 25, 2010 | Editor @ RaY

Resource Assistance for Youth would like to thank everyone involved in the Summer Wrap-Up promoting healthy sexuality.

Partners included Nine Circles, Street Connections, Sexuality Education Resource Centre and Teen Talk-Klinic. RaY would especially like to thank all the donors who contributed to an amazing prize pool (sorry if we missed you): MAC Cosmetics, Corner Tattoo (Bram Adey), Wal-Mart, The Keg, Giant Tiger, Safeway, Ridley Bent, Keith and Renee, Marymound, Love Nest, Club 200, Shoppers Drug Mart, The Nook, Nick's Barber Shop, Pennington's, and a big thank-you to the students and instructors of Scientific Marvel who provided haircuts!

The Urban Cave View Full Story Minimize

July 28, 2010 | Editor @ RaY

In 2007, Reese started her work on THE URBAN CAVE, a project on long term unsheltered men and women living in makeshift housing in New York City.

In 2007, Reese started her work on THE URBAN CAVE, a project on long term unsheltered men and women living in makeshift housing in New York City. While a work in progress, the series received Best Social Documentary and two Honorable Mentions from the 2009 New York Photo Awards, as well as Honorable Mention from Camera Club, New York. In addition Reese was a finalist for the Magnum Expressions Award. Before that the series was chosen for “Les Visas de l'ANI” in 2008, and received a Judges Choice Award from American Society of Media Photographers.

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