Our Self-Advocacy Committee has created two new plain language guides to help individuals with intellectual disabilities navigate life during the pandemic. T...

The 64th Annual General Meeting of Inclusion Saskatchewan will be held on Sunday, June 7th, 2020 at 9:30 AM on Zoom! If you are interested in attending, plea...

Our Self-Advocacy Committee has put together a plain language guide to help Self-Advocates navigate the next phase of Saskatchewan's re-opening plan. We enco...

**This letter was sent to Jim Reiter (Minister of Health) and Dr. Susan Shaw (Chief Medical Officer for the Saskatchewan Health Authority) on April 7, 2020.* to first thank you for all that you’re doing to protect the citizens of our province during this time. By taking decisive action early, we will all help flatten the COVID-19 epidemiological curve and save lives. We are, however, very concerned about the people and families we support and want to ensure that the Gover

We have made the difficult decision to cancel this year's Family Conference. We're still planning on having an AGM, however, we're still working out the deta...

We are pleased to announce the creation of a COVID-19 Resource Area on our website. Click on the COVID-19 Resources link in the menu above or go to: https://www...

**This letter was sent to Premier Scott Moe on Friday, March 20th, 2020** Premier Scott Moe: On behalf of the approximately 23,000 individuals with intellect...

During this time of uncertainty, Inclusion Saskatchewan is dedicated to doing our very best to continue to support people with intellectual disabilities and ...

For those of you in need of a plain language resource for COVID-19, the Green Mountain Self-Advocates have created a guide to COVID-19 for and by self-advoca...

A healthy community is our top priority. In light of the need to practice social distancing at this time, we have decided to postpone our 4th annual Inclusio...

Community Living has been collecting clothing and small household donations in Saskatchewan since 1989, yet most people still don't know who their work benef...

Inclusion Saskatchewan's Nominating Committee is seeking qualified candidates to serve on the Board of Directors. The following positions will be open for el...

DISC has been working with the Community Research Unit at the University of Regina on a research project looking at the impact of the SAID program. As we nea...

Sophia Yannitsos has ushered in a whole new concept of inclusion to Regina Catholic Schools. Part mentorship, part creative learning, part theatrical express...

Inclusion Saskatchewan hosts, promotes, and partners on events all throughout the year. Here is a look at our schedule of upcoming events. March 10-11: Traum...

Inclusive Education is one of Inclusion Saskatchewan’s highest priorities. Aside from our work advocating for individuals struggling to find inclusion in the...

People with intellectual disabilities can and want to work at real jobs, but only 25% find employment. We know that some employers think hiring people with i...

Daniel is the kind of guy who will memorize the recipe of your favourite smoothie. That’s just who he is. He understands that in this era of purely-transacti...

Submissions are open for the 2020 Inclusive Teacher and Inclusive School awards! Read more about last year's winners and then submit a teacher or school you ...

Inclusion Saskatchewan’s Awards, Grants & Bursaries Committee is pleased to announce the 2020 Call for Proposals! Please be aware that most applications (som...