Southern Regional Health Authority

Southern Health-Santé Sud is the governing body for healthcare regulation in the southeastern and south-central regions of Manitoba. It was formed in 2012 by the merger of the former "South Eastman Health/Santé Sud-Est" and "Regional Health Authority - Central Manitoba" Health Authorities.

Southern Health-Santé Sud's territory includes the following:

Rural Municipalities

• Alonsa
• De Salaberry
• Dufferin
• Emerson – Franklin
• Grey
• Hanover
• Headingley
• La Broquerie
• Lorne
• Louise
• Macdonald
• Morris
• Montcalm
• North Norfolk
• Pembina
• Piney
• Portage la Prairie
• Rhineland
• Ritchot
• Roland
• Stanley
• St. Francois Xavier
• Ste. Anne
• Stuartburn
• Tache
• Thompson
• WestLake – Gladstone

Cities

• Morden
• Portage la Prairie
• Steinbach
• Winkler

Towns

• Altona
• Carman
• Morris
• Niverville
• Ste. Anne

Villages

• St. Pierre-Jolys

First Nation Reserves

• Buffalo Point First Nation
• Long Plain First Nation
• Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation
• Sandy Bay First Nation
• Swan Lake First Nation

Other

• Whiteshell Provincial Park (south)

Demographics

In 2016, just over 194,000 people live in Southern Health-Santé Sud tracing their ancestries to one or more ethnic groups including Aboriginal, British, Dutch, French, German (including Mennonites and Hutterites), Polish, Ukrainian and many others.

External links

• Southern Health-Santé Sud website
• South Eastman Health/Santé Sud-Est Inc. website
• Regional Health Authority - Central Manitoba Inc. website
• Government of Manitoba - Regional Health Authorities