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Programme provincial · Manitoba

Manitoba Rent Assist

MB Rent Assist

Rent Assist helps Manitobans with the cost of rent and utilities. It is available both to people receiving EIA (as part of their file) and to low-income renters who are not on EIA. The benefit is based on the gap between a set percentage of median market rent and a share of your household income.

Dernière révision : septembre 2026

Conseils utiles pour la demande

Use the Rent Assist Estimator online before applying to see what you might receive. If you live in subsidized housing you may not be eligible, since the program targets private-market renters. Report rent or income changes promptly so your benefit stays accurate.

Qui peut être admissible

You may qualify if you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, live in Manitoba, are 18 or older, rent unsubsidized private housing, and your net annual income is below the thresholds for your household size. EIA recipients receive Rent Assist as part of their EIA file.

Documents requis

Proof of Manitoba residency, Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status, proof of rent and utility costs (lease or rental agreement), and household income information for all adults.

Comment présenter une demande

If you receive EIA, Rent Assist is included in your file. If you do not receive EIA, apply directly for Rent Assist through Manitoba Families. Use the online Rent Assist Estimator to estimate your benefit before applying.

Erreurs courantes à éviter

A common mistake is not realizing you can get Rent Assist even if you are not on EIA. Another is not reporting income changes, which affects the amount. People also miss that the benefit is calculated using median market rent, which varies by region.

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