Creating a future full of possibility, joy & discovery
We believe in providing young people with access to more moments that inspire confidence, creativity and character.
Opportunities to participate in activities that create joy and harness potential—such as sports, music, art and immersive learning—allow young people to celebrate diversity, discover what drives them and develop important life skills to help them grow mentally, physically and emotionally.
We’re excited to spotlight our Youth+Us partnership with both the Saskatoon and Regina Food Banks in support of food security for families in Saskatchewan.
In Saskatoon, the investment will be designated towards the Nutritional Education program and a learning space in the building. The Nutritional Education Program is a program that combines gardening with nutritional education, teaching youth how to grow and cook healthy food.
The investment in Regina will go towards supporting the new play structure adjacent to the Asahtowikamik Food Hub in Regina’s downtown core, allowing children of all ages to play while their families shop at the food bank, set up to give clients a market-like experience. The donation will also support youth school food programs in nine community schools, helping feed over 2,000 students per week with lunches, weekend snack-packs, pantry items, and a Summer Hamper Program.
We’re excited to spotlight our Youth+Us partnership with Thomson Community School’s mamawi kakaskihtânânaw (Together we can) land-based learning program in Regina. This initiative provides students with a hands-on, culturally rich outdoor education experience and reflects our Indigenous Relations policy commitments.
Let’s build a happier, healthier future.
Together, we can empower the young people in our communities and create lasting, meaningful change. Our work is guided by three foundational pillars, which represent our core areas of focus.
Growth and Development
Providing young people with opportunities to engage, create and discover through sports, art, culture and education.
Health and wellbeing
Enriching young people’s bodies and minds by nurturing physical, emotional and mental health.
Leadership
Celebrating change-makers who work hard to provide young people with access to more in our communities.
