Fonds consists of the business records of Beulah Home and includes minutes, financial records, an audio recording, and scrapbooks compiled by Mary A. Finlay which include newspaper clippings, correspondence, testimonials from former Beulah Home residents, reports, statistics minutes, programmes, invitations, transcripts of radio broadcasts, postcards, telegrams, and photographs.

Fonds consists of minutes, membership lists, and correspondence of the Dorcas Society dating from 1924 to 1964.

The series consists of research, correspondence, and tapes created for documentaries on adoption and First Nations communities. One project, Adoption, was completed while another, Best Intentions, was not completed.

The series consists of material created by Gil Cardinal while producing documentary films for the National Film Board. The material includes masters, camera tapes, scripts, correspondence, and production stills.

The fonds consists of the records created and received by Neil Webber as Minister of Social Services and Community Health, including records from his predecessor Bob Bogle that Webber received upon taking office. The records include correspondence, action requests, and reports pertaining to social services programs and issues within the department, including abortion, Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH), adoptions, widows pensions, and other subjects.

The records also include child welfare agreements correspondence; a Tri-partite agreement between the Federal Gov., Gov of Manitoba, and the Four Nations Confederacy; a Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council proposal; files from the Métis Association on disability pension and client needs; files on building the Riel Centre in Lloydminster; and counselling Service Wage parity records.