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
Expanded visitation
Dear Families, As levels of COVID-19 in Manitoba remain high, efforts to provide residents with safe access to visits by friends and family continue. Vaccination rates among residents and staff and in the community are increasing. We are pleased to be able to...
Extended visiting hours in effect May 10
Dear Families, Effective May 10, 2021 Essential Visitors: As of May 10, 2021, visiting hours for essential visitors are being extended from 11 am – 7 pm, seven days a week. We continue to limit these visits to one essential visitor per day. All visitors must continue...
Changes to visitation effective May 3rd, 2021
Dear Families, Spring has sprung. As a result of the nicer weather, Actionmarguerite is proposing changes to visitation. Effective May 3, 2021: General Visitors: Starting on May 3, Outdoor visits will now become an option to general visitors in addition to the...
NEWS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER – ACTIONMARGUERITE
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Micheline St-Hilaire to the position of Chief Executive Officer. She will join the team on July 5, 2021. Board President, Mr. Marc Labossière said, “It is with enthusiasm and confidence that the Board of...
Visits over the Easter weekend
Visiting over the Easter weekend Visiting hours for essential visitors continue to be 11am to 2pm daily. Outdoor strolls in the courtyards with essential visitors are permitted: Actionmarguerite St. Boniface, 185 Despins: In the DE courtyard Actionmarguerite St....
Did You Know?
... that through St. John’s Ambulance, three dogs accompanied by their masters, visit on the units and offer zootherapy to the residents? This therapy is used to complement traditional therapy, such as medication and other treatments. Zootherapy can, for example:...
CAREERS
