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911 Emergency 211 Any help · 24/7

Approaching someone on the street

  • Introduce yourself and ask their name. Crouch to eye level only if invited.
  • Ask permission before questions, before calling anywhere, before touching belongings.
  • Offer choices — “here are a couple of options, which sounds best to you?”
  • Believe them. Take “no” gracefully. Every question in this app can be skipped.
  • Don’t promise outcomes (“they’ll definitely have a bed”) — offer to find out together.
  • Never photograph anyone or share their story online.
  • 911 is for danger and medical emergencies. For welfare concerns about someone sleeping outside, call Main Street Project Van Outreach: 204-232-5217.
  • If they decline help, leave something concrete: the 211 number, the Van Outreach number, water, a granola bar. A respectful “no pressure” often opens the door next time.

Directory compiled July 3, 2026 · hours and numbers change — when in doubt, call ahead or dial 211.