• Licensed Residential Homes

    Live as independently

    Licensed Residential Homes
    Our homes are all licensed and staff shifted, each individual living in one of these homes receives the level of support required to live as independently as possible.
  • Day Services

    Service

    Day Services
    The program focuses on the individual’s goals and needs through a multi disciplinary approach in areas of Physical Health (from fun exercises to formal exercises to education), Social, Education, Lifeskills, vocation, and recreation. We strive to build community connections; Community means different things to different people, there are as many alternatives as there are interests. We take pride in getting to know the individual, and supporting them in a friendly team environment. We also try to work together with the residential team or family to ensure consistency in their lives.
  • Supported Independent Living

    Live on their own

    Supported Independent Living
    Some of our people live on their own, or with a roommate in an apartment or house and do not require the level of support that a community residence provides.
  • Outreach

    Transition

    Outreach
    This is a service offered during the transition from one living arrangement to another whether it be from their parental home or some other living arrangement.
Respite
Service

Respite

This is a service that is offered to families where a staff comes to the person’s home and takes the individual out to an activity.

Day Services
Individual’s goals

Day Services

The program focuses on the individual’s goals and needs through a multi disciplinary approach in areas of Physical Health (from fun exercises to formal exercises to education), Social, Education, Lifeskills, vocation, and recreation.

Retirement Services
Transitions

Retirement Services

As people age their needs, and interests change S.P.K.I.K.E. takes these changes and provides the support required for a quality of life as the person transitions into this part of their life.

  • History

    Where it all began!

    In the years 1978 and prior, the then existing North-East Community Council comprised of citizens interested in providing respite care for mentally and physically handicapped in the area, expressed concern with the lack of existing facilities for this purpose. A committee was then established to investigate the situation and recommend some remedial measures.

    Subsequently, it was found that the City owned property known as Ross House, 1940 Henderson Hwy. might be available for this purpose. After much work and negotiation, an agreement was reached with the City of Winnipeg to lease the property for the intended use on a 7 year renewable basis.

  • History

    Where it all began - Page 2

    As a result, S.P.I.K.E.(Special People in Kildonan East) was incorporated July 14, 1978 under the laws of the Province of Manitoba, to act as the operational body to proceed to renovate and operate the property to provide the needed care facility. Accordingly, after considerable expense, paid for by combination of grants from Government and private organization and public donations, the House became operational June 30, 1979 .

    The property is now popularly known as S.P.I.K.E. House and is operated as a medium care home on a year-round basis to provide some permanent and respite care to the mentally and/or physically handicapped.

  • History

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    In 1986 a second building was constructed on the property designed to provide living accommodations for 8 individuals. In addition to the living accommodations for the residents the SPIKE office is located on the second floor of the building.

    In 2002 S.P.I.K.E. in cooperation with the Community Living Program began to expand services while maintaining the vision and in accordance with our mission statement to deliver responsive care, housing and quality life facilitation in the residential setting, to people who require a mix of health and life enrichment services. Currently S.P.I.K.E. Inc. offers supports to vulnerable adults in a variety of models; community licensed homes, foster care, supported independent living, respite, outreach, day service and transportation. There are currently 15 licensed homes, 5 foster care and a variety of other services supporting our people to live as independently as possible in the community.

  • Where it all began!
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    Jim shoveling dirt out of garden

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    Golfing

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    This is the bench we want

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    Cutting the Grass

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    Michael planting flowers

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