St.Amant describes itself as a not-for-profit organization supporting over 5,000 people in Manitoba with developmental disabilities, autism and acquired brain injury, with over 2,000 staff. It says it is committed to human rights, full community inclusion, and a person-centred approach. It states that its values guide its actions and relationships with the people it supports, families, volunteers and co-workers.
Hiring activity
- Open roles
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What St.Amant says about its culture
Supporting Manitobans with disabilities to have good health, independence, meaningful relationships, and valued social roles by providing high quality, person and family-centred services and advocacy.
Collaboration
“Collaboration is one of our core values, we know we can make a bigger difference in our community when we work with others.”Source
Listening, learning and sharing knowledge generously
“We work together by listening and learning from others, and by sharing our knowledge and expertise generously.”Source
Warm and welcoming
“We are warm and welcoming and give our full attention to every interaction.”Source
Evidence-informed responsiveness
“We use evidence, service evaluation and feedback from people with lived experience and their families to respond to the needs of individuals and communities.”Source
They say people do well here who…
- Bold, creative, and growth-minded
Quoted from St.Amant's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.
Latest openings
10 open roles at St.Amant. Members see each one.
