Strategy & Action

Strategic Plan 2024-2028

St. Joseph's Care Group's Strategic Plan 2024-2028 was written with the experiences and insights of our staff, physicians, Elders, Client & Family Partners, volunteers, the people we serve and their families, and our health and community partners.

Rooted in our Mission, Vision and Values, we will continue to advance exceptional care as guided by three key priorities:

Drive High-Quality People-Centred Care
Nurture Our People
Lead and Enhance Regional Specialized Care

Strategic Plan 2024-2028

Annual Report

This was the final year of St. Joseph's Care Group's Strategic Plan 2020-2024: Here for You When You Need Us.

Our Annual Report speaks not just to the accomplishments of the past year, but to four extraordinary years in healthcare. Read on to learn more of our ability to adapt, to lean into partnerships, and to quickly and effectively meet challenges while furthering the priorities set by our community.

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Leadership Team Report

Annual Reports serve as a snapshot of the 'everyday extraordinary' taking place across our organization over the course of a year. But what about the days in between?

Leadership Team Reports are presented to our Board of Directors (September through June), and are posted here to our website as a way of keeping you up-to-date on the actions and activities under our three key priorities.

2025 01 15 - January - Leadership Team Report.pdf

2025 02 19 - February - Leadership Team Report.pdf

2025 03 20 - March - Leadership Team Report.pdf

2025 04 16- April - Leadership Team Report.pdf

*No Publications in July/August

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Wiidosem Dabasendizowin | Walking With Humility

Walking With Humility is a living document and long-term strategy that shares our story and commitment to improving healthcare with Indigenous Peoples. As we move around the Medicine Wheel, the East direction breathed life into N'doo'owe Binesi, while the South direction empowered our actions. Continuing around the circle, we now arrive at the West - a direction that calls on self-understanding.

Over the next four years of the plan, Embracing the Teachings of the West will focus on embracing ongoing teachings, reflecting on past lessons, and fostering enduring partnerships. Our actions will prioritize four key areas:

N'doo'owe Binesi

Advancing Our Journey to Provide Culturally Safe Care for Indigenous Peoples
Advancing Truth and Reconciliation
Amplifying Indigenous Cultural Safety in the Region
Nurturing N'doo'owe Binesi - SJCG's Indigenous Health division

With guidance from Ogichidaa Onaakonigewin, the Elders Advisory Council, we have embarked on the second of our Walking With Humility plans entitled Looking to the Southern Direction. Over the two years of the plan, Looking to the Southern Direction focuses on ensuring clients receive safe and culturally sensitive care and will support our staff, physicians and volunteers to work in the spirit of reconciliation, upholding the rights of Indigenous Peoples in an environment that is free from racism and discrimination. Our actions will focus on six key areas: