St.Amant

It's time to run for a cause! Registration is open for the Free the Spirit Festival 5k run and 2k walk or roll. Sign up at https://freethespiritfestival.ca/. We are lacing up September 19!

Volunteer with St.Amant!

Interested in making a difference in your community? Join us for our Volunteer Interview Blitz on Tuesday, July 9 from 2:00 pm –7:00 pm.

Stop by to meet our Volunteer Services team, learn more about volunteer opportunities at St.Amant, ask questions, and take the next step in getting involved.

Please complete the form here:
https://form.jotform.com/261806316601249

We’d love to meet you!

July is Disability Pride Month!

At St.Amant, we believe in fulfilling potential together. Every day, we work alongside the people we support, families, staff, and community partners to help remove barriers, celebrate individuality, and create opportunities for people to live meaningful, connected lives.

Disability Pride Month is a reminder that when we embrace inclusion and value every person’s unique experience and perspective, we all benefit.

We're also excited to celebrate together at our Disability Matters event on Tuesday, July 8 at the Lyric Theatre in Assiniboine Park. We hope you'll join us for an afternoon of community, connection, and celebration as we recognize the pride, leadership, and contributions of people with disabilities.

Together, we're building a more inclusive future—one where everyone can thrive.
💙 Happy Disability Pride Month!

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Last week, the St.Amant community gathered to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrated annually on the Summer Solstice.

Indigenous Elders and musicians shared their gifts with us through a Pipe Ceremony, followed by a circle of meditation and prayer. We are grateful for the opportunity to come together in reflection, learning, and connection.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a heartfelt thank you to the Elders and musicians who shared their knowledge, teachings, and traditions.

As we continue our journey toward reconciliation, we remain committed to listening, learning, and applying the teachings shared with us. We are proud to apply this knowledge in our work supporting First Nations children and their families in their home communities through culturally relevant and meaningful care.

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La semaine dernière, la communauté de St.Amant s’est rassemblée pour souligner la Journée des peuples autochtones, célébrée chaque année lors du solstice d’été. Des Aînés et des musiciens autochtones nous ont partagé leurs dons à travers une cérémonie de la Pipe sacrée, suivie d’un cercle de méditation et de prière.

Nous sommes reconnaissants d’avoir eu l’occasion de nous rassembler dans un esprit de réflexion, d’apprentissage et de connexion.

Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous, et un merci tout spécial aux Aînés et aux musiciens qui nous ont partagé leurs connaissances, leurs enseignements et leurs traditions.

Alors que nous poursuivons notre cheminement vers la réconciliation, nous demeurons engagés à écouter, à apprendre et à mettre en pratique les enseignements qui nous ont été transmis. Nous sommes fiers d’appliquer ces connaissances dans notre travail auprès des enfants des Premières Nations et de leurs familles, dans leurs communautés d’origine, en offrant des soins culturellement pertinents et significatifs.