Putting a Face to Autism. Through information, support, and community. Family Programs, scheduled three times a year, offer resources for adults, youth and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Spring 2018 Family Programs and AIP Programs have launched! Call for Fund Development Members.

U15 - U17 Girls Final Open Provincial Tryouts. FIBA 3x3 World Tour Returns to Saskatoon. U15 - U17 Boys Final Open Provincial Tryouts. HOOP HEROS ARE MADE HERE. Learn to Train NCCP Clinic.

We greatly appreciate your support. Get to know us better. Inclusion is person specific; its outcomes are both individual and communal. It always begins with the dreams and hopes of the individual. In order to be included we begin by identifying where and how we want to be included, and then work with others toward attaining this. What happens at twenty-two? Same organization, shorter name. Volunteers, and our gene.

A grassroots organization committed to providing a safe space for inner city and marginalized youth in Saskatoon. Vinyasa Yoga for Youth Sessions at CNYC. Word on the Street 2.

Crocus Co-op is a non-profit, charitable, member guided co-operative that works on behalf of people with mental health disabilities. At Crocus, members can find companionship, understanding and support. It is a place to learn, work and heal. Crocus can help you and the people you care about live fulfilling lives. You or someone you care about has been diagnosed with a mental illness.

Welcome to YOUR Eastview Community Centre! The Centre is managed by the Queen City Eastview Community Association Inc. Our Centre Manager, Katelyn Kostiuk is site Monday to Friday from 10AM to 6PM every weekday. We are located at 615 6th Avenue, Regina, SK, S4N 0A9 - see map below. The Eastview Community Centre has moved the date of the AGM to March. Evt - 2018-03 press quality .