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mental-health-youth

A mental health drop-in centre that provides a hot lunch to those in need.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

mental-health-youth

Provides a drop-in space for members of the community living with mental illness for various facets and activities from playing cards and board games to having access to a computer to coffee and socializing with others. Resource centre offers support, links to other community resources or a listening ear for someone who needs one. All community members welcome.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

mental-health-youth

Offers FREE, low-intensity, highly accessible, virtual or telephone coaching for adults and youth 15+. Helps manage low mood, mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress, or worry and helps build skills to improve one’s mental health. Duration of the program is approximately two to three months and a maximum of six guided sessions.

support-groups

Offer support and education to anyone who provides services and assistance to vulnerable individuals.

support-groups

Teaches people living with mental illness the art of stand up comedy writing and performance. Students participate in an eight week instructional course in joke writing and performance taught by Humber College of Comedy graduate, comedian Ian Andrew Morrison. At the end of the eight week course the students perform their own comedy routine. Applicants are welcome year-round.

addiction-support-groups

Offers fun and engaging outreach/education that addresses responsible and problem gambling. Free resources (for Saskatchewan residents) include: Presentations A diverse selection of flexible 60-90 minute sessions are available; designed to speak and connect with various ages and community groups Displays Can be booked for public events in Saskatchewan, such as health fairs, trade shows, career fairs, and more; includes banners, take-home resources, games, and GAP staff Resources A variety of resources such as posters, brochures, and promotional items are available at presentations and displays Support Informs and educates Saskatchewan communities about responsible gambling Connects individuals with the support networks they need to overcome problem gambling.

support-groups

Provides vocational, recreational and social programs for those living with mental health issues.

Mental Health Counselling

Assists individuals and families affected by mental health problems by offering basic counseling, education, vocational services, and treatment information.

Youth Mental Health

The Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) Inc. is a volunteer-based organization which supports and promotes the rights of persons with mental illness to maximize their full potential; and promotes and enhances the mental health and well-being of all members of the community.