Persons Living With Aids Network

The Saskatoon Salvation Army Community Services made up of two shelters, a drop-in center, meal program, Family Services, a local church and a place of support and hope for adults in the core neighborhoods of Saskatoon.

Embracing a legacy of impact since 1972, Big Brothers Big Sisters in Saskatoon continues to weave positive transformations in the lives of over 600 children and youth this year. Beyond just numbers, each mentoring experience sparks profound changes, fostering growth and resilience within the community. It's not just about the present moment but the ripple effect that extends through generations, shaping a brighter tomorrow for Saskatoon. Delving into the essence of societal investment, for every dollar infused into their programs, a remarkable $23 circulates back into the community through various avenues. This intricate web of support transcends financial gains, paving the way for elevated spirits, empowered individuals, and a collective sense of purpose. With a steadfast commitment to reconciliation, Big Brothers Big Sisters stands as a beacon of hope, honoring the treaties while embarking on a journey of profound change within the hearts and minds of the youth in Treaty 6 territory and Metis Homeland. Generated using this place's available information

Safe Drinking Water Foundation web site containing information about the organization, its educational programs, and water quality issues and solutions