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Community
Niverville is a small town in the Canadian province of Manitoba, located 28.6 km south of the Perimeter Highway which encircles the provincial capital, Winnipeg. This primarily farming community has seen an influx of people moving from the city looking to raise a family outside of the 'big city' influence. This migration has made Niverville one of the youngest and fastest growing communities in Manitoba. The town is located at the crossing of Provincial Road 311 and the CPR Emerson rail line, between Provincial Trunk Highways 75 and 59, providing an excellent rail link and two high-speed four-lane transport routes to and from the provincial capital, as well as to the USA, which is 82.5 km to the south. Niverville's population as of the 2006 census was 2464, up 28.3% from its 2001 level of 1921.[1] A recent estimate placed the town at 3200 inhabitants.

Health Services
The Niverville Primary Health Care Centre is a full service facility located within the Niverville Heritage Centre Complex on 2nd Street South. The doctor's offer both appointment hours as well as walk-in hours in both the morning and late afternoon. Additionally, complimentary services are available onsite including mental health workers, social workers, physiotherapists and others. The primary health care centre is currently in process of moving to larger state-of-the-art space within the commercial section of the centre that will allow for additional service providers under one roof.

Additional services are available throughout the community including dental services, chiropractic, homeopathic, massage and others. A full service fitness and dance centre is located on the east end of Main Street.

Education
The community is located within the Hanover School Division and has 2 schools, one from Kindergarten to grade six and another from grade seven to twelve. The Niverville Co-operative Preschool group offers transition preschool for ages 3-5. If French immersion is desired, access is available to both the immersion programs in Ill des Chenes or St. Adolphe and bussing is available to Ecole Heritage Immersion in St. Pierre-Jolys. As well as the DSFM program has regular bus runs throughout the town to a variety of schools. Following High School, extension courses are offered via the Eastman Campus in Steinbach, for both university and college courses. Providence Bible College located 8 miles south in Otterburne offers a combination of college accredited courses and seminary classes.

Daycare is available within the community from both licensed and unlicensed sources. A recent initiative has seen a larger licensed daycare that includes infant and afterschool programs setup in the Niverville Heritage Centre. Currently they are operating out of temporary space with plans to move into a combined location later in 2009. Below is a list of current daycare sources in the community. If you would like to see additions or deletions to this list please contact the administration office at 388-4600.

Bobby Jo Bruce - Little Wrangler Daycare
15 Maplewood, Phone: 388-9095
Growing Minds Daycare
111 Heritage Trail,Phone: 388-5450

Faith and Spiritual
The community has a large faith base with a variety of services found throughout the 6 churches within the town. Additionally, there is a community prayer room located on Main Street with support services to those who are interested.

Niverville United Church
55 1st Street North
Corner of 2nd Avenue N and 1st Street N
Phone 388-4634
Website
Marantha Good News Centre
99 Main Street
Corner of Main Street and 3rd Avenue N
Phone 388-4795
Website
Fourth Avenue Bible Church
62 4th Avenue South
Corner of 4th Avenue S and 1st Street S
Phone 388-4242
Website
Niverville Community Fellowship
116 3RD Avenue South
Near corner of 3rd Avenue S and 3rd Street S
Phone 388-4645
Website Under Construction
Chortitzer Mennonite Church
99 1st Street South
Corner of 3rd Avenue S and 1st Street S
Phone 388-4535
Website
Word of Life Mission Church
233 3rd Street South
Corner of 5th Avenue S and 3rd Street S
Phone 388-4800
Website

CHARACTERISTICS	TOTAL	MALE	FEMALE
Population and dwelling counts
Population in 2006	2464
Population in 2001	1921
Population Change 2001-2006 percentage	28.3
Total private dwellings	856
Population density per square kilometre	280.4
Total land area square kilometres	8.7866
Population Age Characteristics
Age 0-4	225	120	105
Age 5-9	200	120	105
Age 10-14	200	120	105
***Subtotal 0-14	625	120	105
Age 15-19	205	120	105
Age 20-24	180	120	105
Age 25-29	205	120	105
***Subtotal 15-29	590	120	105
Age 30-34	225	120	105
Age 35-39	170	120	105
Age 40-44	170	120	105
Age 45-49	145	120	105
Age 50-54	125	120	105
Age 55-59	115	120	105
Age 60-64	95	120	105
***Subtotal 30-64	1045	120	105
Age 65+	225	120	105
Total Population	2465	1230	1230
Median Age	30.8	30.1	31.6
Percentage of population over 15 yrs old	74.6	73.2	76.4