A Legacy of Faith

St. Anne's Home for the Elderly (now St. Anne's Salvatorian Campus) began in 1876 when six Little Sisters of the Poor arrived in Milwaukee and opened a home for the aged poor. The facility has been at its present site since 1967. The Little Sisters of the Poor served the elderly with exceptional care and compassion for over a century. A major milestone was reached in the history of St. Anne's in 1992 when the Little Sisters invited the Sisters of the Divine Savior to assume the religious sponsorship of the Home.

Salvatorian Sisters working side by side with a dedicated administration, a dedicated staff of lay women and men, a Board of Directors and volunteers share St. Anne's legacy of faith. Through this collaborative effort, we are able to maintain our long-standing commitment to excellence in care for the elderly. Daily Mass, a vibrant sacramental life, and outstanding activities programs help to enhance the lives of our residents.

Today the St. Anne's Salvatorian Campus accommodates more than 100 nursing home residents; twenty-five assisted living apartments; and the Salvatorian Sisters Residence for thirty-six of our retired and independent Sisters. St. Anne's offers a commitment to its heritage by offering exceptional services while striving for ever-increasing excellence in resident care.