PARTNERS Family Services

05/25/2026

Life can feel heavy sometimes, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. 💛

We offer support for individuals, youth, and families through counselling, family support, community programs, and more.

Reaching out is a sign of strength.

Learn more about our services:
www.partnersfs.ca

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

May is Sexual Violence Prevention Month
49.5% of the women and 37.5% of the men who make up our Saskatchewan workforce have faced harassment or assault in their workplace. That’s higher than the national average. Action is needed from our business leaders to make safe workplaces. Employers who invest in creating a respectful work culture are leading positive change.

Learn more about how to be a lead in harassment and violence prevention: www.sassk.ca/SVPM

05/19/2026

In Saskatchewan, we are facing some of our nation's highest rates of sexual violence. We see, in what seems like weekly headlines, instances of people in our province being affected by violence: children being exploited online, vulnerable people being trafficked, and our community members being assaulted and abused. We can prevent these harms, if we work together.

Each of us can be a leader in preventing sexual violence. For some of us, an act of leadership can be teaching a child or youth about healthy boundaries or donating to a local survivor-support organization. For others, it can be leading change in work culture or provincial policy. We all have a role to play.

This May, we call on all residents of Saskatchewan to take action to prevent sexual violence.

Learn how individuals, business leaders, elected officials, and community leaders can create change: www.sassk.ca/SVPM

05/13/2026

Our PFS team is growing! We're hiring two mental health professionals and an in home family support professional. For more information, check out our website at partnersfs.ca! Applications can be submitted via email to tjoa@partnersfs.ca.

05/05/2026

Thank you Colony for the smile cookies :)

04/17/2026

It has come to our attention that the Autism presentation for Caregivers conflicts with another local event for parents and folks who work with youth regarding online safety. This is a very valuable opportunity to learn more about a serious issue in our community and we would like to encourage attendance at that event.

Parents and Caregivers can learn about online risks, prevention strategies, red flags, and the law at the Bella Vista Hotel on Tuesday April 21, at 6:30pm. Contact .pgss Prairie Gateway Settlement Services for more information.

04/14/2026

Check out this event coming up April 22nd!

In Support of Autism Awareness Month, Homebase Humboldt and Autism Services of Saskatoon are proud to present learning opportunities for youth and caregivers.

The Autism Intervention Program (AIP) provides individualized behavioural interventions and support services in collaboration with the family. Services are provided to children and youth up to 19 years of age and their families. The program is operated through Autism Services, whose mission is to provide education, advocacy, and services to improve the quality of life of individuals with an autism spectrum disorder and their families.

Presenter, Shelley Kolisnek is the Rural Consultant for SHA. She is in charge of South East Network 1 and parts of South East Network 2 rural communities, and North West 1 northern communities.