"Well-being at the heart of our services"
Welcome to the Notre-Dame de Saint-Léonard Home
Our story
1951
The Foyer Notre-Dame de Saint-Léonard was founded in 1951 by the Grey Nuns of Montreal.
1973
In 1973, the home obtained its license from the province of New Brunswick and was officially recognized as a long-term care home.
1980-1983
The institution was incorporated in 1980 and in 1983 a board of directors was appointed to administer the affairs of the home.
1990
Towards the end of the 1990s, the building was increasingly failing to meet the needs of a changing clientele, so planning to build a new facility began.
2002
August 24, 2002 was the big day for the move to the new facility.
To date, Foyer Notre-Dame de Saint-Léonard Inc. is a care home comprising 45 individual rooms offering long-term care for people with loss of autonomy and dementia.