Camponi Housing is a non-profit corporation committed to:

• fostering growth, strength and pride in the Métis community
• providing safe, affordable and adequate housing for Métis people in Saskatoon
• maintaining a stable and sustainable organization

Chokecherry Studio is an active member in the community in support of children’s rights.

The City of Saskatoon plays an important role in encouraging and facilitating the creation of housing in Saskatoon. While the City does not build housing, it administers a number of programs designed to assist housing providers to increase the supply of affordable and entry-level housing.

The response to his ad inspired him, and many others invested in the disability cause, to start an Association that would give a voice to individuals with intellectual disabilities in Saskatchewan.

Over the following decades, the Association grew in both size and reputation. Its scope widened to cover a gamut of initiatives ranging from crisis support and public education, to systemic work with the Saskatchewan Government and retreats/workshops for mothers, parents, and siblings of individuals with intellectual disabilities. Today, Inclusion Saskatchewan directly supports more than 2,900 individuals and families throughout the province, and impacts thousands more through its work on the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities program and Self-Directed Funding. It works on a wide array of initiatives, projects, and priorities that include: advocacy, employment support, education and transition support, public education, youth programming, self-advocacy and social activities, family network and workshops, and the Valley View Centre transition.

To achieve our vision and mission, LutherCare Communities focuses on shared, deeply held values that govern our behaviour and guide our actions. These values have been foundational to LutherCare Communities since the development of the first seniors’ home in 1955. They reflect a dynamic, caring, and growing organization.

Founded as Lutheran Sunset Home of Saskatoon in 1955, LutherCare Communities has grown to serve more than 1,200 residents and clients each day in locations across Saskatchewan. Our services include long-term nursing care, community day programs, seniors’ housing, home support, intermediate care homes, group living homes, and subsidized family housing. These services are fully accredited, showing our commitment to excellence.

We believe that in order to achieve the world we want for our communities that we must rely on harm reduction, equity, cultural teachings, and community.

We inspire philanthropy, build community and lead change in Saskatoon by:

• Stewarding philanthropy
• Understanding community
• Bringing community together
  (donors, businesses, governments and organizations)
• Building endowed and non-endowed funds
• Providing grants and resources to charities.

SCIS is committed to providing comprehensive and inclusive mental health support tailored to the diverse needs of individuals in Saskatoon.

Mobile Crisis Service

A 24-hour crisis line in Saskatoon, responding on the phone or in-person. SCIS provides immediate access to barrier-free, non-judgmental, confidential support and follow-up for children, youth, adults and seniors. We are 2SLGBTQ+ friendly and non-denominational.

Intensive Community Support

Through an interdisciplinary, team-based approach, adults with significant and enduring mental illness are supported with long-term housing, stabilizing health, addressing mental health needs, enhancing life skills, and building social and community relations.

The Saskatoon Indian and Métis Friendship Centre (SIMFC) is a non-political, autonomous, and a non-profit organization . It is a part of the Friendship Centre Movement of 120 Friendship Centres from across Canada.

By promoting innovative practices, advocating for equitable legislation, and supporting our members, we work to help sustain a rental-housing industry that serves the needs of renters, owners, and managers.

SHC also manages the financial contributions from the provincial, federal, and municipal levels of government and plays a lead role in the development of housing policies on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan.

For 65 years, United Way Saskatoon and Area has been strategically investing time and money into positively impacting the lives of vulnerable children, youth, and their families in our community. With your support, we can create opportunities for a better life for everyone. That’s the united way. United Way contributes to social planning, community collaboration, public awareness, and education and training to achieve greater impact and positive outcomes in our community. Through the generosity of our supporters, we can make significant investments and provide leadership, expertise and facilitation to create genuine change in three specific areas:

• Moving people from poverty to possibility
• Building strong communities
• Helping kids be all that they can be