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Saskatchewan
Supporting young people in Saskatchewan
Where are young people contacting Kids Help Phone from? What issues are they reaching out about? How are they feeling after their conversation? Discover the latest data about the support we offer youth in Saskatchewan with Kids Help Phone Insights.
Over 1.1 million people live in the province of Saskatchewan. You can join us in showing up for youth in Saskatchewan by learning more about our events, our supporters and how you can get involved in your community.
Upcoming events
Recent events
Being There for Kids Breakfast
Thank you to our supporters in Saskatchewan
Bell Let’s Talk | Manitoba/Saskatchewan
Thank you for being the Presenting Sponsor at the 2020 Being There for Kids Breakfast!
Government of Saskatchewan | Saskatchewan
Thank you for supporting Kids Help Phone and showing up for youth!
Sask Lotteries | Saskatchewan
Thank you for sponsoring the 2020 Being There for Kids Breakfast presented by Bell Let’s Talk!
BASF Canada | Saskatchewan
Thank you for supporting the 2020 Being There for Kids Breakfast presented by Bell Let’s Talk!
Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers | Saskatchewan
Thank you to the Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers for your ongoing support!
Your Kids Help Phone contacts in Saskatchewan
Carolina Bejarano | Development Officer, Community Partnerships, Mid-west
Get involved
Welcome to our Live Chat.
Live Chat is available from midnight until 7:00 a.m. You can always text CONNECT to 686868 to reach a trained volunteer Crisis Responder 24/7.
For a better mobile chatting experience, download our Always There app
Get information about how your thoughts, feelings and behaviours are connected and what you can do to care for your well-being. Learning about mental health can help empower you with the language to communicate how you’re feeling.
Find resources
Practise with tools, tips and resources to help build your skills and improve your wellness in the way that feels best for you. Learn how to identify your strengths, communicate thoughts and feelings, overcome obstacles and connect with support.
Take a quiz
Find out how much you know about specific topics and get resources to learn more.
Play a game
Reduce stress and have fun at the same time.
Map out your support network
Identify who and where your community is to get help when you need it.
Share what’s on your mind
Try different tools to express how you’re feeling.
Make a safety plan
Access tools for safety planning and reporting.
Practise mindfulness
Regain calm and relax with these activities.
Try a self-assessment
Identify how you’re feeling and find resources to support you right now.
Explore lived experiences from other young people across Canada. Learn from real-life youth stories, gain new ideas and ask questions to connect and inspire your own wellness journey.
If you need help right now, you can talk to a trained volunteer crisis responder about anything you're going through. No issue is too big or too small.
If you identify as Indigenous,
you can ask to be connected with a First Nations, Inuk or Métis crisis responder (if one’s available) by messaging FIRST NATIONS, INUIT or METIS to 686868 or through Facebook Messenger. All of our e-mental health services are free 24/7 for people across Canada.
Connect with a professional counsellor to better understand what you're going through and help take a step in the direction you want to go.
