Staff Award Nominations are Open!
It’s time to nominate team members for the 2026 Team Member Appreciation Awards, taking place on Thursday, December 3, 2026!
Looking back on the 2026 calendar year, did you notice someone who is exceptional at their job? Did you see a particular moment of kindness? We want to recognize them. Please submit your nominations for our Menno Place Team members for a recognition award in any of these categories:
Everyday Hero | Living Our Values | Best Leader
All Menno Place staff are eligible to be nominated for these awards. All nominations must be submitted by 11:30pm on Sunday, November 15, 2026. Nominations are gathered from Menno Place Team members, residents, family & friends, volunteers and visitors. You can find a description of the criteria for each award under the form.
Use this form to nominate as many team members as you like! Full descriptions of each award category can be found below the form.
EVERYDAY HERO
This award nominee can be any person who works within the Menno Place community who either consistently demonstrates, through their everyday presence or perhaps on a singular occasion in response to an emergency or traumatic event: bravery, honour, respect for others, genuine kindness, and self-awareness.
LIVING OUR VALUES
The Vision of Menno Place is to reflect God’s love by providing facilities and services that express our commitment to excellent resident and family-centred care which enables residents to live with hope and dignity. We do this by supporting and promoting the Values of Menno Place. These values are identified with the acronym S.E.R.V.I.C.E.
Stewardship | Excellence | Respect | Value Sanctity of Life | Innovation | Compassion | Encouragement
This award nominee can be any person who works within the Menno Place community who you believe consistently applies Menno Place’s values as their guiding compass. These values are Stewardship, Excellence, Respect, Values Sanctity of Life, Innovation, Compassion and Encouragement.
BEST LEADER
This award nominee can be any formal or informal leader within the Menno Place community. For example, they may be a manager, peer or union representative. This is an opportunity to recognize what is meaningful to you in modern leadership practice and acknowledge the many ways leadership can be demonstrated.
