Above all else, that’s what The Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre is—a home. It’s a sparkling, 200-bed facility in south Winnipeg where people who can no longer live independently come to live their remaining years in dignity and with professional care, in a robust and friendly social environment steeped in Yiddishkeit.

“As I walk alongside my family, friends and neighbours on the Simkin Stroll, I’m reminded that together, we’re not just taking steps, we’re creating memories that will last a lifetime and building a foundation for future Residents.”

The Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre takes pride in providing a respectful work environment that encourages excellence, embraces innovation, and promotes professional growth. For current employment opportunities at the Simkin Centre, go to the following link: https://careers.wrha.mb.ca/

The Saul & Claribel Simkin Centre is a bright and modern facility with comfortable rooms and inviting common areas. The 200-bed facility includes the Weinberg Building, the Simkin Building, and the Saul Morantz Building.

The Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre 1 Falcon Ridge Drive Winnipeg MB R3Y 1V9. Tel: (204) 586-9781 Fax: (204) 589-7560. [email protected]

The Saul & Claribel Simkin Centre is a home. People come here to live. Our role is to make life at home as sweet and comfortable as possible by ensuring that: Our quality of care is high and always improving; We provide nutritious and delicious meals; We maintain and advance a Jewish essence; That we provide stimulating programs;

Applications for the 2025 Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre Family Education Award are now being accepted by the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba. This award is for children and dependents of long-service Simkin Centre employees to pursue post-secondary education. This year $5,000 will be awarded to one recipient.

Oct 21, 2019 · Are you interesting in applying for a position with us? For current employment opportunities at The Simkin Centre, go to this link. https://careers.wrha.mb.ca/

Today’s Saul & Claribel Simkin Centre originated in 1915 as the Winnipeg Old Folks Jewish Home with five residents in a rented duplex on Euclid Avenue. It was founded by a group of Orthodox women concerned about the plight of destitute elderly Jewish men and women with no family to …

Jan 13, 2025 · “As I walk alongside my family, friends and neighbours on the Simkin Stroll, I’m reminded that together, we’re not just taking steps, we’re creating memories that will last a lifetime and building a foundation for future Residents.”