At the Winnipegosis & District Health Centre we deliver holistic health care with reverence, compassion and commitment in the spirit of our founders the Sisters of St. Benedict. We are inspired by their charisma and mission, which helps us foster physical, emotional and spiritual well being for individuals and patients in our care every day.

2011 Statistics

People served
14 hospital beds / 20 bed personal care home

Staff
60

Volunteers
20

Founded by
Sisters of the Order of St. Benedict (1966)

Annual Operating Budget
$3,411,351

Chief Executive Officer
Michelle Quennelle

Board Chair
Larry Wright

Learn more
wgh@prha.mb.ca
204.656.4881

The Grey Nuns of Manitoba founded Ste. Rose General Hospital in 1939. Today, it is a 26 bed fully accredited rural teaching and acute care health centre. The hospital provides in-patient care in four specific areas: General Medicine, Pediatrics, Detox and Palliative Care. Services are provided under contract with the Parkland Regional Health Authority.

2011 Statistics

People served
8,000 people living in the East Parkland area

Staff
74

Volunteers
20

Founded by
The Grey Nuns (1939)

Annual Operating Budget
$4.18 million

Chief Executive Officer
Michelle Quennelle

Board Chair
Jennifer Christensen

Foundation
Prévost Foundation

Learn more
A Sweetman
204-447-2131

St. Joseph’s Residence is a non-profit, long-term care facility located in the north end of Winnipeg. Our mission is to show forth God’s love in an environment of respect, reverence and hospitality in the spirit of St. Benedict by fostering compassionate care to the elderly.

2011 Statistics

People served
100 residents and their families

Staff
154

Volunteers
45

Founded by
Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto (1918) Incorporated under the Sisters of St. Benedict (1987)

Annual Operating Budget
$6,666,144

A/Chief Executive Officer
Charles Gagne

Board Chair
Ardelle Martin

Foundation
Friends of St. Joseph’s Residence

Learn more
www.sjri.ca

St-Boniface Hospital is a Catholic teaching facility founded by the Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns”. Established in 1871 as the first hospital in Western Canada, we continue to be pioneers in health care. Our tradition of caring and reputation for leadership flow from the Grey Nuns’ belief in taking action to care for those who come to us in need. To do so, we manage our resources efficiently and responsibly. Our strength lies in creating an environment that respects and welcomes a diversity of faith and cultures. We recognize our special responsibility to the Francophone community.

2011 Statistics

People served
506 beds / 25,359 admissions / outpatient visits 223,859

Staff
3800

Volunteers
400

Founded by
Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns” (1871)

Annual Operating Budget
$327,669,129

Acting President & CEO
Dr. Bruce Roe

Board Chair
Murray Kilfoyle

Foundation
St. Boniface Hospital Foundation

Learn more
www.saintboniface.ca

St.Amant is a comprehensive resource for Manitobans with developmental disabilities and autism. We are a not-for-profit organization that offers a wide range of programs and services to support individuals and their families. St.Amant programs include a large residence for complex care, more than 50 community sites and homes, the St.Amant Research Centre, the St.Amant School and River Road Child Care, a community child-care centre. We offer effective programs for children with autism and also for families who care for an individual with a developmental disability at home

2011 Statistics

People served
1400 families

Staff
1500

Volunteers
323

Founded by
Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns” (1988)

Annual Operating Budget
$59,795,193

President & CEO
John Leggat

Board Chair
Brian Denysuik

Foundation
St.Amant Foundation

Learn more
www.stamant.mb.ca

Sara Riel offers timely access to services for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Its Community Rehabilitation Program provides integrated affordable housing, life skills development and access to medical, social and spiritual supports. Its Workforce Placement Program supports adults who experience mental health concerns with their goal of re-entering the workforce and/or sustaining competitive employment. As administrators of the provincial Portable Housing Benefit, Sara Riel also offers housing opportunities for individuals on Employment Income Assistance who have a mental health disability and who are homeless or at risk of being homeless.

2011 Statistics

People served
223

Staff
25

Volunteers
0

Founded by
The Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns” (1977)

Annual Operating Budget
$1,637,667

Executive Director
Diane Lau

Board Chair
Paul Vandal

Foundation
Sara Riel Foundation

Learn more
www.sararielinc.com

Despins Charities operates Résidence Despins and Villa Aulneau, seniors’ residences in St. Boniface. We create warm, welcoming homes that ensure the physical, social, mental and spiritual well-being of our residents. We offer a range of independent living and supportive housing for seniors and are part of a long tradition of hope and compassion inspired by the spirit of Saint Marguerite d’Youville and the Grey Nuns as well as a long tradition of service by the Missionary Oblates Sisters. Our services respect the dignity of each individual and are attentive to the cultural and linguistic needs of the residents.

2011 Statistics

People served
Résidence Despins: 130
Villa Aulneau: 157

Staff
90
Volunteers
10
Founded by
CHCM (Residence Despins 2005 & Villa Aulneau 2011)

Annual Operating Budget
$7,421,610

Chief Executive Officer
Aurèle Foidart 

Board Chair
Léo Charrière

Learn more
www.resdespins.ca
www.villaaulneau.ca

Centre Flavie-Laurent distributes at no cost, furniture, household items and clothing to people in need. We sort, store and distribute the goods and the clothing received from donors to help the impoverished in St. Boniface and Winnipeg. The strength and mission of the Centre’s work is shown by the service provided to the needy and the concern for the needs and the fate of the poor. Its credibility is rooted in its rich heritage and its founders – the Grey Nuns.

Centre Flavie-Laurent Centre – By the numbers

Families served
27,000 since 2005

Clients every week
350 to 500

Staff
6

Volunteers
75

Founded by
CHCM (2005)

Annual Operating Budget
$300,000

Chief Executive Officer
Gilbert Vielfaure

Board Chair
Gisèle Barnabé

Learn more
www.cflc.info

The mandate of Centre de santé Saint-Boniface is to provide primary health services in both official languages through an interdisciplinary team of bilingual professionals. We also promote the training of bilingual professionals. Centre de santé provides primary health care services to all residents of Saint-Boniface and the French-speaking population of Winnipeg. We offer a variety of services in various clinical and community settings.

2011 Statistics

People served
Centre de santé provides primary health care services to all residents of Saint-Boniface and the French-speaking population of Winnipeg. We offer a variety of services in various clinical and community settings.

Staff
30

Volunteers
Centre de santé collaborates with various community partners to facilitate the engagement of volunteers for various services and programs.

Founded by
Société franco-manitobaine, Saint-Boniface University and CHCM (1999)  

Annual Operating Budget
$2,984,774

Chief Executive Officer
Susan Stratford

Board Chair
René Fontaine

Learn more
www.centredesante.mb.ca

According to the educational charism of the Missionary Oblate Sisters, the mission of the Aulneau Renewal Centre is to provide resources for children, youth, adults and families to build relationships and be renewed. The Centre’s services are inspired by a Christ-like vision of people living in harmony with self, others, God and Creation. Services are provided in both French and English and are universally accessible. Fees are assessed based on family income.

2011 Statistics

People served
713 families
332 trainees

Staff
22

Volunteers
10

Founded by
Missionary Oblate Sisters (1979)

Annual Operating Budget
$999,300.00

Interim Executive Officer
Rudy Ambtman

Board Chair
Richard Fréchette

Learn more
www.aulneau.com

Actionmarguerite is a community-based, non-profit corporation dedicated to serving the elderly and persons with complex care needs in the Winnipeg area. Actionmarguerite is the modern face of an historical institution  a symbol of health care excellence uniting three long established institutions: Taché Centre, Foyer Valade, and St. Joseph’s Residence. By combining their strengths under one name and administration, Actionmarguerite provides exceptional personal care to those who have made our residences their home. Actionmarguerite provides a number of programs and services; namely:

• Personal care
• Care for adults with complex and chronic needs
• Specialized care for persons suffering from dementia and related behaviours
• Spiritual care and recreation services
• Day Centre
• Supportive housing

Actionmarguerite – By the numbers

2015

Residents
611

Adult Day Program Clients
 150

Staff
800

Volunteers
300

Residences
 5

Founded by
The Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns” (1968)

Chief Executive Officer
Charles Gagné

Board Chair
Ken Chartrand

Learn more
www.actionmarguerite.ca

Abri Marguerite is a not-for-profit organization that offers housing options to assist in welcoming new francophone Canadians to Manitoba as well as other people in need. Abri Marguerite works collaboratively and in partnership with other organizations to ensure that welcoming services and other related services are available to help our clients in their journey to well being.

2011 Statistics

People served
152

Staff
Services are provided by Accueil francophone

Volunteers
10

Founded by
CHCM

Annual Operating Budget
$48,000

Chief Executive Officer
Services are provided by Accueil francophone

Board Chair
Jacob Atangana-Abe

Learn more
204.258.1053

Marymound provides care for children, youth and families who need support as they face the challenges of growing, learning and parenting. Through culturally diverse care in safe living environments, individual relationships, academic preparation, therapeutic intervention and advocacy, Marymound supports Manitoba children and their families to reach their fullest potential and independence.

2011 Statistics

People served
3,000

Staff
250

Volunteers
26

Founded by
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd (1911)

Annual Operating Budget
$16,544,431

Chief Executive Officer
Jay Rodgers

Board Chair
Laura Goossen

Learn more
www.marymound.com

Youville Centre is a not-for-profit organization established by the Grey Nuns in 1984. Youville offers a wide range of services focusing on health living from health care and wellness education to counseling and support. We work to meet the needs of the community, offering individuals and families the tools they need to make informed choices about their health. We are dedicated to working with, and for the community. Services at Youville Centre are offered in both official languages.

2011 Statistics

People served
24,722

Staff
37

Volunteers
171

Founded by
Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns” (1984)

Annual Operating Budget
$3,104,010

Executive Director
Patrick Griffith

Board Chair
Carmelle Mulaire

Learn more
www.youville.ca