Marianhill Inc.

Marianhill Inc. is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive care services, particularly for seniors and vulnerable members of society. It is located in Renfrew County and serves adjacent communities.

History and Mission

Established in 1954, Marianhill draws its mission from the healing ministry of Jesus Christ and the life of St. Marguerite d’Youville, emphasizing love and compassionate care in the Catholic tradition. The organization has been an accredited health facility since 1989 and continuously strives for excellence in its services.

Services

Marianhill offers a wide range of services:

• Long-Term Care: Provides residential care with 139 long-term care beds, ensuring continuous support and assistance for residents.
• Continuing Care: Offers 18 continuing care beds, catering to those requiring complex medical services.
• Palliative Care: Specialized palliative care units focus on holistic, supportive care for individuals and their families facing serious illnesses.
• Residential Care for Alzheimer’s and Dementia: The McCluskey Centre supports individuals suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia, providing a supportive living environment.
• Day Programs: Offers programs for seniors and developmentally challenged individuals to promote community engagement.

Funding and Support

The Marianhill Foundation, established in 1997, is a registered charity that supports Marianhill Inc. by raising funds for its programs and services. The foundation helps ensure that Marianhill can continue to innovate and expand its offerings to meet the evolving needs of its community.

Infrastructure and Development

Marianhill is currently undergoing a significant redevelopment project aimed at enhancing its infrastructure. This initiative focuses on creating a more inclusive and caring environment for its residents, contributing to a vibrant community that supports the more vulnerable members of society.

Recognition

Marianhill’s commitment to excellence has earned it recognition as a well-reputed part of the community, with an emphasis on fostering a multi-faith pastoral care program to cater to the diverse spiritual needs of its residents.