Population Health Unit

North Sask Special Needs Inc. (NSN) is dedicated to providing enhanced opportunities for vulnerable individuals, focusing on adults with cognitive disabilities. Through their Group Home, Supported Independent Living Program, and Day Program, NSN offers person-centered care that promotes meaningful employment, safe housing, and rewarding educational activities. The organization recently celebrated the success of the 2025 La Ronge Polar Plunge, raising significant funds to support their mission, including the goal of acquiring a new accessible bus. With a commitment to advocacy and community partnerships, NSN relies on various funding sources to meet the needs of the individuals they serve. Generated from the website

The Lac La Ronge Indian Band, located in north-central Saskatchewan, is the largest First Nation in the province and ranks among the top ten in Canada, boasting a population of 11,843 as of March 1, 2023. Their reserve lands extend from fertile farmlands through the boreal forest to the majestic Churchill River, highlighting a rich and diverse heritage. With a central administration office in La Ronge, the band is committed to fostering educational opportunities, economic development, and social growth within the community. Guided by strong leadership and a vision for the future, the Lac La Ronge Indian Band takes pride in its cultural identity and the promotion of its Cree language. Generated from the website