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Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre provides group and individuals counselling for survivors of sexual violence. They may be able to arrange for taxi if client out of city and cannot visit in person. Services are free of charge. Visit their website for more information. 24-Hour Crisis Line: 306-244-2224 Read more...

Family Futures is a voluntary support program for pregnant women. They may provide support for family nutrition, parenting classes, home visits, childcare, and crisis services. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

PAGC: White Buffalo Treatment Centre offers culturally-based community outreach programs focussing on emotional and spiritual wellbeing, as well as treatment. Visit their website for more information. Toll Free: 1-888-764-9282 Read more...

The Circle Project provides services for Individuals in the aboriginal community including those who have encountered family violence. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Family Service Saskatoon provides services to families addressing violence & abuse, parenting support and youth at risk. Fees are geared to income. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Prince Albert Cooperative Health Centre Community Clinic is a medical clinic which may also offer disease testing and mental health supports. Visit their website for a complete list of services. Read more...

Through Circles of Support and Accountability, teams of volunteers and staff, supported by professionals, meet with men and women with histories of sexual offending to hold them accountable for their actions and support them as they reintegrate into the community after release from prison. Read more...

Family Services Regina provides counselling, family violence services; teen and adult programs; and programs for seniors. They also provide employment resources and some community events. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Prince Albert Grand Council provides a variety of urban programs including “at-risk” youth employment training; student housing; parenting programs; support for victims of family violence; community referrals; and mental health initiatives. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

The Salvation Army Saskatoon provides men’s housing and shelter, as well as meals and substance abuse programs and support. Some programs require an application. Visit their website for more information. Read more...