Sacl

SACL, the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living, is dedicated to ensuring that citizens of Saskatchewan with intellectual disabilities are integrated members of society, with opportunities and choices in all aspects of life. They celebrate Community Living Month and host events like the Inclusion Breakfast fundraiser to support their work throughout the province.

Through initiatives like Self-Directed Funding, SACL empowers individuals with intellectual disabilities to make choices that align with their needs and goals. They also collaborate with organizations like the Speech Language Network to offer educational presentations like "Communication Across a Lifetime" to enhance communication skills.

SACL's advocacy extends to addressing changes in programs like SAID, hosting events like the Family Conference, and recognizing employers promoting full citizenship for individuals with disabilities. They actively engage in discussions around issues like accessible voting, physician-assisted suicide, and safeguarding vulnerable persons, demonstrating their commitment to inclusivity and support for those they serve.

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