St. John Ambulance Manitoba

About St. John Ambulance Manitoba

St. John Ambulance is an international humanitarian organization and a foundation of the Order of St. John, dedicated to saving lives at work, home, and play through first aid training, products, and community services.

Products & Services

First Aid Training:Courses including Standard/Intermediate, Emergency/Basic, and Advanced First Aid, as well as CPR & AED training for various skill levels and needs.

Mental Health Training:Programs focused on mental health and wellness for peer-to-peer support, managers, and leaders, including courses on stress, resilience, and emotional first aid.

Home & Family Training:Training for family safety, including Home Alone, Pet First Aid, Babysitting, and Personal Care Worker courses.

Online Health and Safety Courses:Online training in areas such as Medical Terminology, Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), WHMIS, and H2S Awareness.

First Aid Products:Includes First Aid Kits, Equipment, Supplies, and Books such as Reference and Pocket Guides for emergency preparedness.

AEDs & Supplies:Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and related supplies for rapid response to cardiac emergencies.

Specialties

First Aid Training Mental Health and Wellness Training Emergency Response Services Community Volunteer Programs AED and First Aid Product Supply

Funding History

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#	Type	Amount Fields	Date Fields	Investors
1	RT: Federal Investment (Community Economic Development and Diversification program) T: - FT: Federal Investment (Community Economic Development and Diversification program)	A: 400000 MR: - FA: $400,000 FAN: 400000	D: 2025-12-01 FD: 2025-12-01	1 investors

Federal Investment (Community Economic Development and Diversification program) Latest

2025-12-01

$400K

1 investor (Pro only)

Growth Metrics

+45%

Employee Growth

YoY

3.2x

Funding Growth

Last Round

12

Markets

Operating

10K+

Customers

Active

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Team & Leadership

M

Marianne

Provincial Disaster Coordinator

M

Mark

Medical First Responder Volunteer

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