Employment
Support Services

Segue Career Options is a supportive employment agency assisting individuals that are experiencing challenges and or barriers in finding employment. Programs are available for youth aged 15-30, individuals aged 18-60, and for persons with disabilities. There is no cost to participants in the projects, but must meet eligibility criteria. Segue is open Monday to Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-4:30.
Located in Winkler and Steinbach.
Wellness U30 is here to help young adults (15-30 years old) who are facing a variety of challenges, such as job uncertainty, rising cost of living, and increasing anxiety.
Through a flexible approach, you will gain access to programming to support you on your journey for more in life, work, and your health.
Options include coaching in employment readiness, confidence-building, adulting, and mental well-being.
From a classroom-setting, one-on-one meetings, or a chat over a simple cup of coffee, Wellness U30 helps you navigate new opportunities.
Apply today to see how we can work together to move you forward in life!
Located in Winkler
This program offers in-class instruction, on-line self-directed learning and 1:1 services, followed by 8 weeks of work experience. Training features self and skills awareness, résumé and cover letter development, interview preparation and practice. First Aid/CPR training is also available when necessary for employment.
Located in Winkler and Steinbach.
The Opportunities Project for Employment and Skills Development is a project for individuals who self-identify as having a disability which could include agility, developmental, hearing impairment, mental health, motor skills, speaking, intellectual disabilities, vision loss, or other.
In this program, you will meet one-on-one with the Employment Skills Developer, and can choose from a list of work-related topics in addition to resume and cover letter development and preparing for an interview.
There are limited employer wage subsidies available for incentive and offered in accordance with funding. The wage subsidy is available for a work experience which is a maximum of 12-weeks, reimbursing 80% of minimum wage.
Segue (pronounced “segway”) Career Options is the employment services branch of Eden Health Care Services. With our main office located in Winkler and a satellite office in Steinbach. Could you benefit from training and practice in interviewing skills, resume and cover letter development, and basic job search skills? Are you aware of and experiencing other challenges and barriers to finding meaningful work? We have a program to assist you in your employment journey.
Challenges and barriers you may be experiencing may be, but not limited to:
All programs are FREE to participants. You’ll find specific eligibility criteria for each of our programs below, but all require that you are eligible to work in Canada and reside within the Southern Health – Santé Sud Health Authority region.
Assisting people in achieving meaningful employment and improved quality of life.
Success-oriented: through identifying individual strengths and abilities
Evaluation-based: through Vocational Assessments and personal assessments
Goal setting: through one-on-one meetings
Unique approach: through focus on the individual
Employment objective: through participant goal setting
Segue Career Options Inc. (formerly The Trainex Centre) was established in 1982 with a mandate to provide opportunities for people unemployed, underemployed, or lacking the skills to become employable through a sheltered workshop environment. It was originally developed as a transitional employment program for patients discharged from Eden Mental Health Centre in Winkler.
During 2004-2005, the sheltered workshop and day programs transitioned to supportive community-based employment services. Initial funding was primarily through the Province of Manitoba’s marketAbilities Program.
At that time Segue became a provincially recognized Employment Training Centre providing vocational assessments, community-based work training/job placements, and employment follow-up services for residents living within the Southern Health Santé Sud Health Authority region in South-Central Manitoba.
Funding Provided by:
The Government of Canada The Manitoba Government
309 Main Street
Box 435 Winkler R6W 4A6