The INSPIRE workplace culture is purposely created to be respectful and inspiring.

Our dedicated team members foster meaningful connections through empathy and compassion, providing skilled service that is welcoming, courteous, and responsive to individual feedback

You can be assured that INSPIRE team members are positive, personable and confident in their abilities.

Each team member has completed a criminal record check.

Opportunities for continuous learning are provided and each team member is trained in a variety of topics including:

  • First Aid CPR-A

  • Foodsafe

  • privacy training and confidentiality

  • Alzheimer’s and Dementia care

  • risk assessment

  • violence and injury protection

  • controlling exposure (infectious disease)

  • home care safety and emergency preparedness

Our Care Coordinator Colleen has served disadvantaged populations for more than 20 years, and has an extensive background in program development and in the food industry.

Annette Yunick is an official advisor to INSPIRE, one of Alberta’s industry leaders in Therapeutic Recreation.

OUR INSPIRATION

Compassion involves entering and immersing into the experience of others, recognizing their intrinsic worth, and having sensitivity to the pain, loss, and suffering.

Competence entails having the knowledge and skills necessary to provide high-quality service that a responsibility or role demands.

Confidence inspires trust within the relationship in which participants are able to rely that a caregiver will act in their best interests.

Conscience enables caregivers to have a moral awareness of what is right and wrong, to be sensitive and informed, and to respond to something that matters.

Commitment is described as a complex affective response in which one’s desires and one’s obligations converge. In other words, what one commits oneself to do coincides with what they want to do.

Comportment encompasses professionalism, in which there is harmony in one’s beliefs and values with demeanor, dress, and language. One dresses appropriately and observes socially acceptable protocols.

We are inspired by Sister Marie Simone Roach; her inquiry into the essence of nursing led to the formulation of her Theory of Caring, focusing on the intrinsic nature of care.

Buyco, M. (2025/04/28) Sister Marie Simone Roach: Guardian of the Discipline, Nursology. https://nursology.net/2025/04/28/the-legacy-of-sister-marie-simone-roach-guardian-of-the-discipline