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Long Term & Continuing Care Association of Manitoba

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Long Term & Continuing Care Association of Manitoba

For 60 years, the Long Term & Continuing Care Association of Manitoba has been representing health care providers. Our volunteer me

We are a not for profit, member based association incorporated under Companies Act of Manitoba and have recognized bylaws. The Long Term & Continuing Care Association of Manitoba is a membership based not-for-profit organization that has been representing health care providers since 1959. We are incorporated under Companies Act of Manitoba and have recognized bylaws. Our volunteer member-elected B

oard of Directors provides direction to the overall governance of the Association while full-time professional staff manage the daily administrative duties. As an organization we continue to foster long term care leadership through membership growth, development and support. Our membership represents more than 4,300 long term and continuing care beds/suites, approximately 4600 employees, spanning seven regional health authorities across Manitoba. Purpose of the Association
The purpose of the Long Term & Continuing Care Association of Manitoba is to advance and elevate the status of long term and continuing care by promoting awareness of its needs and potential to Government, Regional Health Authorities, Allied Health Agencies and the community. Objectives of the Association
To advocate on behalf of the membership to the Manitoba Government and the Regional Health Authorities for support of continuous quality improvement initiatives and quality care standards for residents in long term and continuing care. To liaise with other members of the long term and continuing care sector including the community programs and services to assure equitable treatment and best practices are maintained for clients of the long term and continuing care programs. To liaise with Long Term Care and Continuing Care Associations across Canada. To provide educational opportunities within the long term and continuing care sector in Manitoba. To provide an avenue of communication and support between and among Association members.

08/06/2026

In supportive housing, “support” can mean practical help that makes daily life feel more manageable. Depending on the residence, this may include meals, routine check-ins, companionship, safety features, and opportunities to take part in community life. Supportive housing is about helping older adults live with dignity, independence, and connection.

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08/06/2026

Today we’re highlighting Résidence Despins. Supportive housing can help older adults feel more connected through community, routine, meals, safety, and day-to-day support. It is about independence with the right amount of support, not the same as a personal care home or nursing home.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/rjs950Zx26k

07/28/2026

What can daily life look like in supportive housing? It may include shared meals, familiar routines, social connection, community activities, and support that helps older adults feel more secure while maintaining independence. Each residence is different, but the goal is the same: helping seniors feel supported, respected, and connected.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/BG9Q50ZrtHp

07/28/2026

At The Rosewood, supportive housing is centred on safety, respect, independence, dignity, and meaningful connection. Their team describes their focus as creating a community where every resident feels valued, supported, and truly at home.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/i1Vm50ZqLJ2

07/24/2026

Today is International Self-Care Day. 💚

For those working in long-term and continuing care, caring for others is part of everyday life. But taking care of yourself is just as important.

Whether it's taking a walk, enjoying a quiet moment, connecting with loved ones, or simply taking time to recharge, self-care helps us maintain our physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Today, we encourage everyone to make time for themselves and remember that self-care isn't selfish. It's essential.
https://ow.ly/pG3y50ZnTuB

07/23/2026

Supportive housing is not one-size-fits-all. Depending on the residence, support may include meals, routine check-ins, community activities, safety features, and help with day-to-day living. The goal is to support independence, dignity, and connection while helping older adults feel more secure at home.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/5V1s50ZqLBI

07/23/2026

LTCAM is now accepting nominations for four open Board positions.

We are seeking thoughtful, collaborative leaders who are committed to older adults, quality of life, resident-centred care, and strong governance. Nominees must be LTCAM members in good standing and should bring sound judgment, integrity, accountability, clear communication, and respect for diverse perspectives.

Deadline to apply: August 25, 2026

Submit a nomination using the form below:
https://ow.ly/8RMI50ZruG6

07/23/2026

Today we’re highlighting Fred Douglas Heritage House, a supportive housing community in downtown Winnipeg. Located in a neighbourhood with many historic buildings and nearby cultural amenities, Fred Douglas Heritage House reflects a strong sense of community, history, and connection. Learn more: https://ow.ly/qBF650ZqLfr

07/21/2026

Myth: Supportive housing is the same as a nursing home. Fact: Supportive housing helps older adults live with independence, connection, meals, safety, and day-to-day support. It is not a nursing home or personal care home, and it does not provide the same level of medical or clinical care. Learn more: https://ow.ly/tLXV50ZqL1B

07/21/2026

Today we’re highlighting Lions Supportive Housing. Lions Supportive Housing consists of 48 suites across four units and offers daily leisure activities focused on individual needs and preferences, including scheduled group activities and outings. Supportive housing can help older adults stay connected, respected, and supported while maintaining as much independence as possible. Learn more: https://ow.ly/8Afk50ZqKUW

Address

300/61 Juno Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3A1T1

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 3:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 3:30pm
Thursday	8am - 3:30pm
Friday	8am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+12044779888

Website

http://www.ltcam.mb.ca/

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