We’ve had one of our busiest and most exciting summers at SASS HQ. We welcomed:
5 new staff members,
4 new member agencies,
1 new justice program.
Continue reading to learn about the new changes and faces at SASS.
We proudly welcome the Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan, the Meadow Lake Tribal Council, the Yorkton Tribal Council - Project Safe Haven, and the YWCA of Regina to our membership.
Learn more about these organizations and the rest of our 17 Member Agencies by visiting our website.
Our team has expanded! Say hello to Ali, Josh, Kim, Theresa, and Will.
Our campaign to educate the masses on consent using puns continues! This summer, we launched two new videos educating viewers on consent and healthy consumption culture. Thank you to our partners at Honey Cut Studios and our funder, the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, for your continued support.
Watch our two new videos, and request free resources at: AskingForIt.ca
A First Responder to Sexual Assault and Abuse Training is taking place November 3-7, 2025 in Saskatoon.
FRT Training equips people in communities to identify, respond, and refer appropriately to the continuum of behaviours that constitute sexual assault and abuse. Together, we can create a culture of safety, support people on their healing journey and prevent sexual violence.
Contact denise@sassk.ca for more information and to register.
Thanks to funding from the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan, we are developing a comprehensive, evidence-based, multi-modal training program for lawyers and justice sector professionals.
This training will equip participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively support survivors using a trauma-informed approach, while being tailored to Saskatchewan’s unique context and reflecting current best practices in the field.
Thank you, Law Foundation of Saskatchewan!
For 28 years, Prairieaction Foundation has been committed to reshaping the story of violence and abuse across the Canadian prairies. Their funding has supported research that is responsive to community needs, focused on culturally appropriate solutions, and aimed at driving real change. Their community grants help organizations extend their impact and make a difference to individuals who need support.
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Post-Abortion Therapy's mission is to destigmatize the desire for therapy post-abortion. They are currently the only therapy marketplace in Canada to focus support for those who have experienced abortion. Their therapists are experienced, non-judgemental, and ready to support you wherever you are at in your post-abortion journey.
Their Collective, the Social Enterprise, is dedicated to improving the lives of 2SLGBTQIAP+ and/or neurodivergent humans in Canada through economic opportunities, educational workshops, and mental health services. We offer a range of services designed to empower individuals and foster a sense of community.
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