Awards of Excellence
Awards were presented at the LTCAM Conference May 13, 2025
Awards of Excellence are awarded each year to recognize individuals, teams, and volunteers who demonstrate exceptional dedication and service within the long-term care sector. These awards celebrate outstanding contributions in various environments of care. Eg. Personal Care Homes, Supportive Housing residences, Assisted Living, Adult programs, and Community and Seniors resource centres.
The awards are open to all staff, residents, and volunteers involved in providing care and services to seniors throughout Manitoba. Membership in LTCAM is not a requirement. If you know someone who goes above and beyond in their work or volunteer role, use this opportunity to celebrate their contributions. Nominate them today for this prestigious award.
Award Presentation
The awards will be presented at the Annual Provincial Long Term and Continuing Care Conference.
Judging
The awards will be presented at the Annual Provincial Long Term and Continuing Care Conference.
Know someone who is making a difference in the long term care sector, nominate them below for the 2025 Awards of Excellence!
Deadline for Submissions
April 1, 2026
The Awards Ceremony will be held at the 2025 LTCAM Annual Provincial Conference on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at the Victoria Inn & Convention Centre in Winnipeg.
2025 Awards of Excellence Winners
The Seniors Moving Company
The Senior's Moving Company, founded by Lisa, was the beginning of a transformative journey. Lisa recognized the challenges and emotional toll that many seniors face when transitioning from their long-time homes to retirement or assisted living facilities. She was one of the first to come up with the idea of offering a specialized service to alleviate the stress and anxiety that often accompany such a move. Lisa brought together a dedicated team to form The Senior's Moving Company, and together, they work in close collaboration to ensure each client experiences comfort, support, and peace of mind throughout the moving process. Their mission is to provide a seamless, stress-free transition for seniors, ensuring their move is as smooth and satisfying as possible.
Pat Nuspl
Pat has been a volunteer with Betel Home Foundation ever since her mother was a resident in 2011. She dove in as a family volunteer at that time and started up a sing-along program that continues to this day. In 2023, Pat started a volunteer group called "The Friends of Gimli Betel" which raises funds for special events and programs, and awareness for the Home as a whole as well. In addition to her volunteer efforts, Pat now also runs a Facebook page for FOGB to share what is happening in the Home with the community and establish positive connections. Pat and the FOGB crew have been the primary influence with regards to fundraising efforts over the past two years and are continually raising their ceiling. Pat’s enthusiasm for Betel Home, its residents, and their quality of life has inspired many others to answer the call and become a volunteer with Betel Home.
Kim Nott
Kim Nott has worked in the Long-Term Sector for over three decades. Kim has provided compassionate care to seniors in long-term care facilities and for the last 7 years has been working with Brightwater Senior Living. Kim has developed a deep understanding of the unique needs and challenges faced by Winnipeg’s elderly population.Throughout her career, Kim has honed her skills in geriatric nursing, advocacy for her elderly clients, and specializing in the long-term care of seniors. Throughout Kim’s three-decade nursing career she has demonstrated a strong commitment to promoting the health, well-being, and dignity of her residents and their families.
Kim’s nursing practice is characterized by empathy, patience, and a genuine passion for making a positive difference in the lives of her seniors. She is known for both providing and ensuring quality of care is maintained by the staff she overseas, fostering trusting relationships with seniors and their families, and advocating for their rights and preferences.
Beyond her clinical responsibilities, Kim has worked in leadership roles, mentoring new nurses, being a listening ear for families of her elderly clients and has participated in quality improvement initiatives.
Kim's commitment to advocacy for our seniors in long-term care and assisted living will remain steadfast. Her dedication to champion the rights, well-being,
and dignity of our seniors will remain her focus ensuring quality of care and strives to create a brighter and more compassionate future for all our seniors.
