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St.Amant acknowledges that we are on Treaty 1 Territory, the traditional gathering place of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene people and the traditional homeland of the Métis people. Read More

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St.Amant offers services in a number of areas designed to support individuals with a developmental disability or autism. Through the delivery of comprehensive programs and services, St.Amant strives to enhance the quality of life and self-determination for each person it supports.


NEWS
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Update to H&TS Families – July 23, 2021

Dear H&TS Families, Volunteer Services has developed a series of virtual activities for people supported to participate in for the rest of summer. Activities range from building a homemade lava lamp, to constructing pillow crafts to making ice cream in-a-bag. More are planned throughout August such as a carnival, a kite making session, princess tea party, an obstacle course, evening […]

07
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Update to St.Amant Families – July 22, 2021

Dear St.Amant Families, Volunteer Services has assembled an enthusiastic temporary staff team who will be creating and facilitating fun activities this summer for the entire St.Amant community. Thanks to the support of the St.Amant Foundation, and funding provided by Harry E. Foster Charitable Foundation, people supported can now sign up for free events happening throughout summer.   The Spirit Cottage […]

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Visitation Update to Community Residential Program – July 16, 2021

Dear Families,   We are pleased to share the latest visitation information from the Province of Manitoba for people supported in community living programs funded by Community Living disAbility Services. The visitation guidelines in the latest public health orders, effective July 17, 2021, mean further easing of restrictions on indoor and outdoor visits and gatherings and apply to all regions […]

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21

Visitation Update to Community Services Families – July 16, 2021

Dear Families, We are pleased to share the latest visitation information from the Province of Manitoba for people supported in community living programs funded by Community Living disAbility Services. The visitation guidelines in the latest public health orders, effective July 17, 2021, mean further ease restrictions on indoor and outdoor visits and gatherings and apply to all regions of the […]