OUR DOCTORS. OUR BUILDING. OUR FUTURE.
Our community came together to build the Tradition Mutual Centre for Wellness, creating an important space for local healthcare and wellness services.
Today, maintaining this building is essential to protecting that investment. The Foundation’s current priority is replacing the Wellness Centre roof to help ensure this valued community space can continue serving St. Marys and the surrounding area for years to come.
Together, we can help protect the place our community built.
The Tradition Mutual Centre for Wellness plays an important role in healthcare in St. Marys and the surrounding area.
By bringing family doctors and other healthcare providers together under one roof, the Centre helps connect people with services they need close to home.
It’s more than a building. It’s a place where healthcare professionals care for our families, support our wellbeing and help make our community a healthier place to live.
A Community-Built Legacy
The Wellness Centre is the result of years of community support and investment in local healthcare.
From its beginnings to its expansion, local donors and partners have helped create a space where healthcare providers can work together and serve our community. Today, we have another opportunity to protect what we’ve built together.
- 2003: The original Tradition Mutual Centre for Wellness opens.
- 2014: Tradition Mutual Insurance becomes the naming sponsor through the Someone I Know campaign.
- 2017: The Someone I Know campaign surpasses its $5 million fundraising goal.
- 2018–2019: A $2.9 million expansion adds 7,433 square feet, including more space for the Happy Valley Family Health Team and medical resident teaching.
Tradition Mutual Centre for Wellness
2014
Tradition Mutual Insurance donates to the SIK campaign becoming the naming sponsor for the Wellness Centre.
2015
“Our hospital and Wellness Centre are the heart of our community and the more we can do to improve these facilities, the more we strengthen grass roots health care in the community.”
A quote from Doug Holliday’s speech on February 5, 2015.
2015
Quadro Communications becomes a marquee donor to the campaign
2017
SIK campaign goes “Over the Top” of its fundraising goal with over $5 million raised.
2018
Ground is broken on the building site for the Tradition Mutual Centre for Wellness expansion – a $2.9 million, two storey, 7,433 square foot addition to the original 2003 facility.