Inspired by the legendary compassion of Saint Marguerite d’Youville, we provide comfort and care and exceptional health services.
Caring is everything
We improve our residents’ quality of life by providing them with the long-term care and the services that encourage them to remain as personally independent as possible. Our homes are welcoming places where a culture of respect and dignity is treasured. We are attentive to the needs of the people who live here and to the individuals who work and volunteer in helping them lead meaningful, fulfilling lives.
FAMILY INFORMATION
LETTER OF APPRECIATION FROM A FAMILY MEMBER
On the occasion of a prolonged visit with my parents in St. Boniface I had the joy of getting to know many employees and volunteers working at the Actionmarguerite establishment, located at 185 Despins Street, where my father was warmly welcomed in November of 2018....
To Give is to Receive
Germaine Boulet started coming to the Actionmarguerite adult day centre with her husband, Charles, four years ago. “We really liked coming to the day centre. It was something different, a change in our weekly routine. And it was an opportunity to spend a day in...
Music to soothe the spirit
When Sister Jeanine Vermette retired from the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, she chose to continue living out her vocation by helping others and doing charitable work. “I thought I could be of use to seniors,” she explains. Sister Jeanine approached...
NEWS
Actionmarguerite celebrates its nursing staff
During the National Nurses' Week held from May 6 to 12, 2019, Actionmarguerite recognized its nursing staff. Congratulations to Tessa Loran, nurse at Actionmarguerite St. Boniface on being recognized by her peers as the recipient of the Actionmarguerite Nurse of the...
Jean-Pierre Kisama’s story
Actionmarguerite is proud to share Jean-Pierre Kisama's story, an article drawn from the Red River College News. https://www.rrc.ca/part-time/2019/04/rrc-grad-connects-with-older-adults-in-bilingual-role-at-actionmarguerite/
Reducing physical restraints for dementia patients at Winnipeg personal care home
Over 200 staff at Actionmarguerite – from custodians to nurses to the CEO – are the first in Manitoba to be trained to help dementia patients deal with the side effects of their condition, like uncharacteristic verbal or physical outbursts, in a way that reduces the...
CAREERS
